Elevator Welcome Clip — Open Skill
Elevator Welcome Clip
Elevator Welcome Clip is a public Open Skill on Digen. Open it to see what this workflow creates.
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# Elevator Welcome Clip ## When to use - The user asks for the elevator-hallway clip: closed modern elevator doors, a woman in modest formal attire with a headscarf taking a selfie inside, noticing the camera, smiling, lowering the phone, stepping back as the camera enters, and inviting the camera inside with eye contact only. - The user wants to redo or restyle this same shot (different mood, outfit detail, framing, aspect ratio). - The user supplies a reference photo of the woman — use it as the identity reference and go through the reference-image route. ## Steps 1. **Pick the route** - No reference image → **Route A (text-to-video)**: go straight to step 2 with `model='t2v'`. - Reference image supplied (uploaded asset or preset asset key) → **Route B (reference-to-video)**: `model='ref2v'` with the image(s) in `input_urls` (all inputs are references, never start/end frames). 2. **Build the prompt** — one dense English paragraph covering, in order: - Style: photorealistic, cinematic shot filmed by an **independent third-party camera** held by another person in the hallway — the filming camera is **not** the woman's own phone; no mirror, no reflection, no selfie-stick, no phone-screen POV. 24fps, single continuous shot, no cuts, no edits. - Setting: modern hallway, camera standing still facing closed modern elevator doors. - Action 1: the doors slide open. - Character: beautiful young Iranian woman, long modest formal office dress with a headscarf, fully covered; inside the elevator, her smartphone held low at waist level, briefly raised for a selfie. - Action 2: she notices the camera at the entrance, looks up, surprised for a moment. - Action 3: she lowers the phone slightly in a small shy, modest gesture and a soft warm smile spreads across her face. - Action 4: the camera slowly moves forward and enters the elevator; as the camera approaches her, she takes one small step **backward, away from the camera**, to make room, keeping a warm gentle smile and looking straight into the camera lens. - Action 5 (the invitation): the invitation to come inside is carried **only by her eye contact and facial expression** — a warm, welcoming, slightly bashful gaze straight into the lens, as if silently saying "please come in"; her eyes stay locked on the camera the whole time the camera moves in. No speech, no words, no audible or visible talking, no lip movement, no subtitles, no on-screen text, and no gesture other than the single small lowering of the phone. - Look: realistic elevator interior lighting, natural skin texture, highly detailed, gentle friendly mood. - **Negative constraints (always append as a final exclusion sentence):** the woman's face and identity stay perfectly consistent and never morph or shift; her clothing and headscarf stay exactly the same throughout — no wardrobe change, no revealing or loose clothing, and the outfit remains fully modest and covered; she does not spin, twirl, or dance, and takes only one small backward step, never moving toward the camera; no extra people appear and no one else enters the hallway or elevator; photorealistic live-action look — not cartoon, not 3D animation, not illustration; sharp focus throughout, never blurry or out of focus; hands and fingers stay anatomically correct and steady, never distorted, warped, or extra; she never talks, never mouths or pronounces words, no speech, no lip movement, no laughter with sound, no subtitles or text on screen; her gaze stays on the camera the entire time, never darting away or looking off to the side; no mirror, no reflection, no selfie-stick, no phone-screen POV. 3. **Call `generate_video`** with: - `model`: `'t2v'` (Route A) or `'ref2v'` (Route B) - `input_urls`: `[]` (Route A) or the reference image asset_id(s) (Route B) - `prompt`: the paragraph from step 2 - `orientation`: `'portrait'` for a 9:16 short (default for this format); use `'landscape'` only if the user asks for widesc