Helicopter Chase Scene · publiczny skill Open Skill
Helicopter Chase Scene
A quiet morning. A smooth drive. And then a helicopter drops out of nowhere. She's not just driving anymore — she's running. 🎬 #Targeted #ShortFilm #Suspense
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# Helicopter Chase Scene Turn a chase/action description (and optionally reference images of a helicopter, car, and character) into a multi-shot helicopter chase video, then stitch the shots into a single final clip with background music. ## When to use - User wants a helicopter chase / aerial pursuit video (helicopter chasing a car, truck, boat, etc.). - User wants to redo one shot, add more beats, or restitch the shots into a new final cut. - User provides reference images (helicopter, car, character) and/or a text description. ## Steps 1. **Clarify & lock inputs.** Ask (or confirm) the chase description (setting, who's being chased, tone), and whether the user uploaded reference images. Determine `orientation`: default `portrait` (9:16, for reels/shorts) unless the user asks for cinematic `landscape` (16:9). If the user uploaded images, note which is the helicopter, the car, and the character. 2. **Plan with write_todos.** List the steps (generate refs → storyboard shots → generate videos → music → mix) and update the list as you progress. 3. **Generate reference images (only if missing).** If the user did not provide a helicopter / car / character image, create them with `generate_image`: - `model='t2i'` (no reference) or `model='i2i'` (if a related reference exists), `orientation` matching the chosen format. - Helicopter: `name='helicopter'`, `entity_type='props'`. - Car/vehicle: `name='car'`, `entity_type='props'`. - Character (driver/pilot): `name='character'`, `entity_type='characters'`. - Location/setting: `name='location'`, `entity_type='locations'`. Keep prompts in English and consistent in style across all refs. 4. **Build the shot list (beats).** Break the chase into 4–6 shots, e.g.: helicopter takes off / lifts into the air → flies low over the road → spots the car below → dives to pursue → car swerves/weaves to escape → helicopter closes in / dramatic ending. Adapt the beats to the user's description. 5. **Generate each shot as a video.** For each beat, call `generate_video`: - `model='i2v'` when the shot is driven by a single start image (the relevant reference or a generated frame). - `model='ref2v'` (reference mode) when you want to preserve consistent helicopter/car/character identity across shots — pass the relevant reference image(s) in `input_urls`. - `orientation` matching the chosen format; `resolution='720P'` default. - `name='shot_<n>_<beat>'`, `entity_type='storyboard_videos'`. - Prompt each shot in English describing the motion (camera angle, helicopter movement, car reaction). 6. **Generate background music.** Call `generate_music` with a prompt describing the chase tone (e.g. tense, fast-paced action score). `name='chase_music'`, `entity_type='music'`. 7. **Stitch the final cut.** Call `mix_clips` to concatenate the shot videos in order and add the music track: - `clips`: one clip per shot, each with `video.url=<shot asset_id>`; add the music as an `audio` track (optionally with a small `delay`/`volume`). - `orientation` matching the shots; `name='helicopter_chase_final'`, `entity_type='final_videos'`. 8. **Reply.** Summarize the final video in natural language (shots used, orientation, music). Offer to redo a shot, add more beats, or restitch. ## Notes - Video generation does not support NSFW/adult content on any channel — decline such requests politely. - If a generation fails or returns an unexpected result, report it honestly and retry with an adjusted prompt; never fabricate URLs. - Intermediate step-by-step products (reference images, individual shots, music) will be visible on the canvas alongside the final cut. - If the user only wants to redo one shot or add beats, skip straight to the relevant step (5 or 7) rather than regenerating everything.