Skyscraper Stunt Video

Duration: 10 seconds Aspect ratio: 9:16 Reference: @Image 1 is the sole protagonist. Lock in the protagonist's face, hairstyle, body build, and character design exactly as shown in the reference image. Use the ORIGINAL OUTFIT from the reference image: keep every clothing item, color, pattern, logo-free details, shoes, and accessories exactly as they appear in @Image 1. Do not redesign, replace, add, or remove any clothing or accessories. Audio: Realistic urban night ambient sounds, running footsteps, howling strong winds, low-frequency rebound of the elastic device, dull landing thud, friends cheering; no dialogue, no narration, no subtitles Overall style: Extreme sports mobile phone handheld shot, real high-altitude distance, strong presence, one-shot, slight handheld shake and high-speed motion blur, reject game CG feel GLOBAL CONTINUITY Setting: Nighttime city high-rise rooftop, green helicopter pad, yellow circular markings, low concrete parapet wall. A vertical street canyon is formed between two high-rise buildings, with vehicles, streetlights, and an intersection visible on the ground. Lower apparatus: A huge circular black elastic rebound device is set in the middle of the street, with a deep black elastic surface in the center and a continuous rainbow light strip around the outer ring. The device is massive, directly facing the rooftop edge, serving as the accurate landing point for the protagonist's fall and rebound. Main subject: @Image 1 is the sole protagonist. Character identity, face, hairstyle, and original outfit from the reference image stay consistent throughout the entire video, in every phase: run-up, leap, descent, impact, rebound, flips, landing, and celebration. The outfit may react naturally to wind and motion (fabric flapping, hair blowing), but it must never change design, color, or layers, and no item may disappear or appear. Bystanders: Three to four friends stand on the left side of the rooftop, filming with mobile phones and waiting for the protagonist's return. They must not obstruct the subject. CAMERA CONTINUITY The entire film is a one-shot taken by a friend on the rooftop with a mobile phone. The filmer first follows the protagonist from behind during the run-up; after the protagonist leaps off, the filmer quickly rushes to the parapet for a top-down view; then the camera continues to lock onto the protagonist, gradually shifting from vertically downward to looking at the sky; after the protagonist rebounds back to the rooftop, the camera returns to eye level. No cuts, no teleportation, no camera angle changes. STUNT ENGINE The action loop must be fixed: Rooftop run-up → Leap over parapet → High-altitude descent → Hit the center of the circular elastic surface → Deep depression of the device → Strong rebound → Protagonist speeds upward → Mid-air tuck and flip → Body positioning → Feet return to the same rooftop → Knee-bend landing → Cheering celebration. SHOT 1 (00:00-00:10) High-altitude rebound round-trip stunt Subject: @Image 1 protagonist, in their original reference outfit, stands behind the rooftop helipad, facing the distant parapet. Friends are on the left side of the screen filming. Action: 00:00-00:01.50 | Rapid run-up Protagonist with back to camera, runs quickly from the center of the helipad toward the rooftop edge. Stride gradually increases, body leans forward, arms swing naturally. The filmer follows the protagonist closely with a handheld phone, creating realistic walking vibrations. Friends stand on the left holding phones, watching tensely. 00:01.50-00:02.30 | Leap off the roof The protagonist pushes off hard on the last step, leaping over the low parapet. The moment they leave the roof, arms spread out, body slightly forward, actively diving toward the space between the two high-rises. The filmer rushes to the parapet, the camera quickly tilts down, always keeping the protagonist in the center of the frame. 00:02.30-00:04.80 | High-altitude descent The camera is almost vertically top-down. The protagonist descends rapidly through the space between buildings, body adjusting from forward lean to facing downward, arms spread to stabilize direction. As the protagonist descends, streets, vehicles, and intersections quickly come into view. The giant black circular elastic device appears from the bottom of the frame, the rainbow light ring illuminating the surrounding buildings. The protagonist's descent trajectory must accurately target the center of the black elastic surface, not hitting the light ring or the buildings. 00:04.80-00:05.50 | Hitting the center The protagonist's body lands right in the center of the black elastic surface. The surface clearly caves in upon impact; the rainbow ring remains fixed, and the device must not break. After a brief compression, the elastic surface returns to its original shape with great force, propelling the protagonist vertically upward. The four stages of "contact—depression—compression—rebound" must be clearly shown; no reverse flight before contact. 00:05.50-00:08.20 | High-speed rebound and mid-air flip The filmer still stands at the rooftop parapet. The filmer's feet briefly appear at the bottom of the screen, reinforcing the realistic POV and high-altitude distance. The protagonist rises rapidly from the center of the circular device, returning along the same vertical path. The camera continuously tilts up from a vertical top-down view to follow the protagonist through the urban space. After ascending, the protagonist tucks their abdomen, knees near chest, arms holding shins, forming a tight tuck and completing continuous rapid flips in mid-air. Do not lock a specific rotation direction; aim for natural continuous rotation. The original outfit stays intact and consistent during the flips, with no clothing changes or missing items. As the protagonist nears rooftop height, they open their body: release legs, look up to find the roof, turn feet downward, and spr