Как сделать видео, где вы битой разбиваете бутылку?

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Take the person's appearance from the uploaded photos and create a character reference sheet, divided into three vertical panels on a neutral white or light-gray background.

RIGHT PANEL (close-up):

A close-up portrait of the person's face, cropped at the shoulders (bust shot). Face front-facing, looking directly at the camera, neutral expression, natural even lighting. Preserve all facial features and details as accurately as possible: eye shape, nose, lips, eyebrows, face shape, eye color, skin tone and texture, hair shape and color, as well as any unique features (moles, freckles, ear shape). High detail, realism, portrait quality.

LEFT PANEL (back view, full body):

The person standing at full height, front view, in their everyday clothing, arms along the body, feet shoulder-width apart. IMPORTANT: the head and face are completely absent — the figure is cropped at the neck/shoulder line, no head. Only the figure from the neck down is shown. Preserve body build, proportions, and clothing.

MIDDLE PANEL (front view, full body):

The same person, back view, in the same clothing, at full height, including the head and hair (viewed from behind). Preserve the hairstyle, body build, and clothing details.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

Unified style, consistent lighting and figure scale across all panels, consistency of appearance and clothing between panels. Clean background, clear vertic

@image1 defines the main character. Preserve their complete appearance: gender, age, face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, exact clothing, makeup (if any), and all visible details. Do not change or redesign anything from @image1. A 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic short film shot in one continuous take with a fixed camera position. A person walks into frame, sits on the EDGE of a simple wooden bench, tries to open a champagne bottle by hitting the BOTTOM of the bottle against the bench edge multiple times, fails, catches a baseball bat thrown from off-screen, and smashes the bottle in an epic slow-motion explosion of glass, foam, and liquid. Autumn setting with golden-hour lighting and beautiful fall foliage. Professional commercial-quality cinematography. SETTING AND COMPOSITION Location: Outdoor autumn park or backyard setting. A simple WOODEN BENCH (NOT a table, NOT a picnic table) is positioned in the LOWER CENTER of the frame, running horizontally across the bottom third. The bench is a single flat horizontal wooden plank (light natural wood color) supported by simple legs or a frame — the kind of park bench or garden bench you sit on. The bench must be clearly visible, centered at the bottom of the frame, NOT shifted to the left or right. Behind the bench: dense beautiful autumn trees and bushes with thick, vibrant yellow, orange, and red leaves — the foliage should look lush, rich, and visually stunning, creating a warm autumn atmosphere. Green grass lawn visible on the ground. Lighting: Golden hour — warm late afternoon sunlight. Strong backlight from behind the trees creates a beautiful rim light and lens flare around the person. Additional soft fill light from the front illuminates the person's face naturally and professionally. The entire scene has warm, cinematic autumn tones. Camera: Fixed wide shot, 9:16 vertical format. The camera does not move, zoom, pan, or cut throughout the entire 10 seconds. The person's face stays centered in the upper-middle portion of the frame throughout. The bench remains visible and centered in the lower third of the frame. Frame the shot so there is enough headroom above and enough space below to see the bench clearly and the exploding debris at the end. THE CHARACTER (from @image1) The main character is the person from @image1. Use their exact gender, age, face, hairstyle, clothing, and overall appearance without any changes. They enter the frame confidently, perform the actions described below, and maintain a cool, slightly defiant attitude throughout — especially during the final bat swing and explosion. CRITICAL: The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. They remain silent throughout. THE BOTTLE A champagne bottle (standard 750ml size, green glass, gold or silver foil wrapper around the neck and top). CRITICAL: The bottle is SEALED and UNOPENED. At the top of the bottle there is a champagne cork (mushroom-shaped cork stopper) with a wire cage (muselet) twisted around it to hold the cork in place — this is the standard champagne closure. The cork is clearly visible protruding slightly from the bottle neck, covered by the foil at the very top. The bottle has NOT been opened — the cork is still in place, the wire cage is still secured. The bottle looks like an unopened, full champagne bottle ready to be opened, NOT an already-opened bottle with an empty neck. The person holds the bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the cork), NOT by the bottom. THE BAT A wooden baseball bat (natural wood grain, classic baseball bat shape and size). It is thrown into frame from OFF-SCREEN LEFT and caught by the person. -— TIMELINE — 10 SECONDS, ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS [00:00 – 00:02] ENTRANCE The person walks into the frame from the LEFT side, moving naturally and confidently toward the bench. They hold the champagne bottle upright by the neck in one hand (cork and wire cage clearly visible at the top). The camera does not follow them — they simply walk into the stationary frame. Their face is visible and centered as they approach the bench. Calm, focused expression. The autumn trees and golden backlight are visible throughout. Audio: footsteps on grass, ambient autumn sounds (light breeze, distant birds), natural outdoor atmosphere. [00:02 – 00:03] POSITIONING AND SITTING CRITICAL MOMENT — THE PERSON SITS DOWN IN A SPECIFIC WAY: The person reaches the bench and positions themselves at the FAR SIDE of the bench (the side AWAY from the camera — the outer edge). They turn slightly sideways (three-quarter angle) so their face and upper body remain clearly visible to the camera. They lower themselves and SIT DOWN on the EDGE of the bench — their body weight is supported by the bench, they are seated, NOT standing. They sit in a casual, slightly leaning-forward posture with one leg forward for balance. The bench is clearly visible beneath them. They are sitting ON the bench, not standing beside it. They hold the sealed champagne bottle (with visible cork and wire cage at the top) in one hand by the neck, and they look down at the bench edge in front of them, preparing to strike. Audio: quiet movement, fabric rustling, the slight creak of the bench as they sit. [00:03 – 00:04] FIRST HIT — BOTTOM OF BOTTLE AGAINST BENCH EDGE CRITICAL: The person holds the champagne bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the cork and wire cage). They raise the bottle and swing it downward so the BOTTOM (base) of the bottle strikes the EDGE of the wooden bench — a sharp, deliberate strike. The BOTTOM hits the EDGE, NOT the top surface. The cork stays in place — the bottle does NOT break or open. Nothing happens. The person holds the bottle still for a brief beat, staring at it with a slightly confused or annoyed expression. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no lip movement. Audio: a sharp THUD of glass hitting wood, no breaking sound. [00:04 – 00:05] LOOK AT CAMERA — "WHAT?" (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze from the bottle and looks DIRECTLY INTO THE CAMERA with a brief, intense, slightly threatening expression — eyebrows slightly furrowed, a "what the hell?" or "are you kidding me?" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. No words. Just a silent, intense stare. The stare lasts about half a second, then they look back down at the bottle. Audio: silence, tension, perhaps a quiet exhale or scoff, but NO SPEECH. [00:05 – 00:06.5] REPEATED HITS — BOTTOM AGAINST EDGE The person strikes the BOTTOM of the bottle against the EDGE of the bench two or three more times in quick succession — THUD, THUD, THUD — each hit firm and frustrated. The cork stays in place — the bottle still does NOT break or open. The person's expression grows more annoyed and determined. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED throughout — no speaking, no lip movement. They keep their body positioned so their face stays visible and centered. Audio: repeated THUD sounds, slightly louder and more forceful each time, the person's breathing slightly heavier, but NO SPEECH OR DIALOGUE. [00:06.5 – 00:07] ANOTHER LOOK AT CAMERA, THEN DECISION (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze to the camera again — this time a longer, more deliberate stare, full of quiet confidence and defiance. A "fine, I'll do it my way" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. They straighten up slightly, set the champagne bottle down UPRIGHT on the bench surface (cork and wire cage pointing up, bottle standing stable), and stand up or shift their weight forward. Their hands are now free. They look off to the LEFT, ready. Audio: the bottle is set down with a light CLINK on wood, ambient sound, anticipation builds, but NO SPEECH. [00:07 – 00:08] THE BAT IS THROWN AND CAUGHT A wooden baseball bat is thrown INTO THE FRAME FROM OFF-SCREEN LEFT (from outside the left edge of the frame). It travels horizontally through the air toward the person. The person reacts instantly, reaches out with both hands, and CATCHES the bat firmly — one hand grabs the handle, the other steadies the barrel. The catch is clean and confident. They immediately adjust their grip and prepare to swing. Their expression is focused, determined, and ready. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the BAT WHOOSHES through the air, a solid SMACK as it lands in their hands, a brief moment of silence as they grip it. [00:08 – 00:08.5] THE SWING BEGINS (REAL-TIME) The person steps slightly forward (or remains seated but leans forward), raises the bat with both hands above and behind their shoulder (classic baseball swing wind-up), and begins the downward swing toward the sealed champagne bottle (with cork visible) standing on the bench. As the bat descends, their eyes LIFT FROM THE BOTTLE AND LOCK ONTO THE CAMERA — the gaze shifts upward the moment the bat is in motion, before contact is made. The expression is cool, confident, defiant, powerful — "watch this." THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the WHOOSH of the bat cutting through the air, building intensity. [00:08.5 – 00:10] THE IMPACT AND EXPLOSION (SLOW MOTION) The moment the bat makes contact with the champagne bottle, TIME SLOWS DOWN to dramatic slow motion (roughly 40–50% speed). This slow-motion section lasts for the final 1.5–2 seconds of the video. The bat STRIKES the bottle. The bottle EXPLODES in an epic, highly detailed burst of: - Glass shards and fragments flying outward in all directions - Champagne liquid spraying and splashing in streams and droplets - White foam erupting and expanding outward - Cork, wire cage, and foil pieces spinning through the air - Small sparkling droplets catching the golden light The debris explodes in ALL DIRECTIONS: - Some pieces fly to the RIGHT - Some pieces fly to the LEFT - Some pieces fly DIRECTLY TOWARD THE CAMERA (coming at the lens, growing larger as they approach) - Some pieces fly upward and downward The person's face remains CENTERED and CLEARLY VISIBLE throughout the explosion. Their eyes are locked on the camera the entire time, expression steady, confident, and slightly smirking or serious — a "that's how it's done" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no shouting, no lip movement. The bat is frozen mid-follow-through. The golden backlight catches the flying droplets and glass, making them sparkle and glow beautifully. The autumn trees and warm light remain visible in the background. The explosion expands and fills MORE AND MORE OF THE FRAME as the slow motion continues. By the final moment, the debris cloud occupies a LARGE PORTION of the screen — glass, foam, liquid particles, cork pieces are everywhere, suspended in the air, beautifully lit, with the person's confident face still centered and visible behind/within the cloud. Audio: the CRACK of the impact is deep and resonant in slow motion, followed by the slow, bassy ROAR of the explosion — shattering glass, rushing liquid, foam expanding, and the cork shooting through the air, all stretched out and emphasized. Cinematic, powerful, satisfying sound design. NO SPEECH, NO DIALOGUE. [00:10] END The video ENDS on this final slow-motion frame: the debris at maximum expansion, filling much of the screen, the person's face centered and staring confidently into the camera, frozen in the aftermath of the explosion. No fade, no cut to black — just hold this epic moment and end. -— GLOBAL CONSTRAINTS AND PRESERVATION Camera: FIXED POSITION throughout the entire 10 seconds. No movement, no zoom, no pan, no handheld shake. The framing stays locked. 9:16 vertical format. Continuity: This is ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT with no cuts, no scene changes, no jump cuts. The only speed change is the transition to slow motion at [00:08.5]. The person's face: stays CENTERED in the frame throughout the entire video. Always clearly visible, always in focus. The bench: A simple wooden bench (NOT a table), centered in the lower third of the frame, running horizontally. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of this bench (not standing beside it) when hitting the bottle. The bottle: champagne, not Coca-Cola. Green glass, gold or silver foil wrapper. SEALED with a visible mushroom-shaped cork and wire cage (muselet) at the top. The bottle is UNOPENED — the cork is in place throughout until the bottle is smashed by the bat. The person holds it by the NECK and hits the BOTTOM against the bench EDGE. The bat: wooden, natural grain, classic baseball bat. Autumn atmosphere: warm golden hour light, backlight with lens flare, dense yellow/orange/red fall foliage in the background, green grass, beautiful autumn tones throughout. Lighting: professional cinematic lighting — strong backlight (rim light, lens flare), soft frontal fill light on the person's face. Clothing and appearance: taken 100% from @image1 without changes. Audio: diegetic sound only — footsteps, movement, bottle hitting bench (THUD), bat whooshing and catching, the swing, the impact (CRACK), the explosion (slow-motion shattering and liquid spray). NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS SPOKEN. NO LIP MOVEMENT. No background music, no subtitles. NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS No cuts or jump cuts (except the speed ramp to slow motion at the end). No camera movement or zoom. No background music or soundtrack. No subtitles or text overlay. NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS. The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. Complete silence from the person. Do not change the person's appearance, clothing, gender, or age from @image1. Do not use a Coca-Cola bottle — use champagne. The champagne bottle must be SEALED with a visible cork and wire cage (muselet) at the top. Do not show an already-opened bottle or a bottle with an empty neck. The cork must be clearly visible protruding from the bottle neck. Do not use a metal bat — use wood. Do not use a TABLE — use a simple wooden BENCH, centered at the bottom of the frame. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of the bench when hitting the bottle — they do NOT stand. The person hits the BOTTOM of the bottle against the EDGE of the bench — NOT the top/neck of the bottle, and NOT against a flat table surface. The bottle does NOT open from the bench hits — it only breaks when hit with the bat. Do not show another person throwing the bat — the bat simply flies in from off-screen left.

@image1 defines the main character. Preserve their complete appearance: gender, age, face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, exact clothing, makeup (if any), and all visible details. Do not change or redesign anything from @image1. A 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic short film shot in one continuous take with a fixed camera position. A person walks into frame, sits on the EDGE of a simple wooden bench, tries to open a glass beer bottle by hitting the BOTTOM of the bottle against the bench edge multiple times, fails, catches a baseball bat thrown from off-screen, and smashes the bottle in an epic slow-motion explosion of glass, beer foam, and liquid. Autumn setting with golden-hour lighting and beautiful fall foliage. Professional commercial-quality cinematography. SETTING AND COMPOSITION Location: Outdoor autumn park or backyard setting. A simple WOODEN BENCH (NOT a table, NOT a picnic table) is positioned in the LOWER CENTER of the frame, running horizontally across the bottom third. The bench is a single flat horizontal wooden plank (light natural wood color) supported by simple legs or a frame — the kind of park bench or garden bench you sit on. The bench must be clearly visible, centered at the bottom of the frame, NOT shifted to the left or right. Behind the bench: dense beautiful autumn trees and bushes with thick, vibrant yellow, orange, and red leaves — the foliage should look lush, rich, and visually stunning, creating a warm autumn atmosphere. Green grass lawn visible on the ground. Lighting: Golden hour — warm late afternoon sunlight. Strong backlight from behind the trees creates a beautiful rim light and lens flare around the person. Additional soft fill light from the front illuminates the person's face naturally and professionally. The entire scene has warm, cinematic autumn tones. Camera: Fixed wide shot, 9:16 vertical format. The camera does not move, zoom, pan, or cut throughout the entire 10 seconds. The person's face stays centered in the upper-middle portion of the frame throughout. The bench remains visible and centered in the lower third of the frame. Frame the shot so there is enough headroom above and enough space below to see the bench clearly and the exploding debris at the end. THE CHARACTER (from @image1) The main character is the person from @image1. Use their exact gender, age, face, hairstyle, clothing, and overall appearance without any changes. They enter the frame confidently, perform the actions described below, and maintain a cool, slightly defiant attitude throughout — especially during the final bat swing and explosion. CRITICAL: The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. They remain silent throughout. THE BOTTLE A glass beer bottle (standard 330ml or 500ml size, dark brown or green glass). CRITICAL: The bottle is SEALED and UNOPENED. At the top of the bottle there is a metal bottle cap (crown cap) crimped firmly onto the bottle neck — this is the standard beer bottle closure. The cap is clearly visible at the top of the bottle. The bottle has a beer label wrapped around the middle. The bottle has NOT been opened — the metal cap is still firmly in place, completely sealed. The bottle looks like an unopened, full glass beer bottle, NOT an already-opened bottle or a bottle without a cap. The person holds the bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the cap), NOT by the bottom. THE BAT A wooden baseball bat (natural wood grain, classic baseball bat shape and size). It is thrown into frame from OFF-SCREEN LEFT and caught by the person. -— TIMELINE — 10 SECONDS, ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS [00:00 – 00:02] ENTRANCE The person walks into the frame from the LEFT side, moving naturally and confidently toward the bench. They hold the glass beer bottle upright by the neck in one hand (metal cap clearly visible at the top, beer label visible on the body). The camera does not follow them — they simply walk into the stationary frame. Their face is visible and centered as they approach the bench. Calm, focused expression. The autumn trees and golden backlight are visible throughout. Audio: footsteps on grass, ambient autumn sounds (light breeze, distant birds), natural outdoor atmosphere. [00:02 – 00:03] POSITIONING AND SITTING CRITICAL MOMENT — THE PERSON SITS DOWN IN A SPECIFIC WAY: The person reaches the bench and positions themselves at the FAR SIDE of the bench (the side AWAY from the camera — the outer edge). They turn slightly sideways (three-quarter angle) so their face and upper body remain clearly visible to the camera. They lower themselves and SIT DOWN on the EDGE of the bench — their body weight is supported by the bench, they are seated, NOT standing. They sit in a casual, slightly leaning-forward posture with one leg forward for balance. The bench is clearly visible beneath them. They are sitting ON the bench, not standing beside it. They hold the sealed glass beer bottle (with visible metal cap at the top and label on the body) in one hand by the neck, and they look down at the bench edge in front of them, preparing to strike. Audio: quiet movement, fabric rustling, the slight creak of the bench as they sit. [00:03 – 00:04] FIRST HIT — BOTTOM OF BOTTLE AGAINST BENCH EDGE CRITICAL: The person holds the glass beer bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the metal cap). They raise the bottle and swing it downward so the BOTTOM (base) of the bottle strikes the EDGE of the wooden bench — a sharp, deliberate strike. The BOTTOM hits the EDGE, NOT the top surface. The metal cap stays in place — the bottle does NOT break or open. Nothing happens. The person holds the bottle still for a brief beat, staring at it with a slightly confused or annoyed expression. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no lip movement. Audio: a sharp THUD of glass hitting wood, no breaking sound. [00:04 – 00:05] LOOK AT CAMERA — "WHAT?" (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze from the bottle and looks DIRECTLY INTO THE CAMERA with a brief, intense, slightly threatening expression — eyebrows slightly furrowed, a "what the hell?" or "are you kidding me?" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. No words. Just a silent, intense stare. The stare lasts about half a second, then they look back down at the bottle. Audio: silence, tension, perhaps a quiet exhale or scoff, but NO SPEECH. [00:05 – 00:06.5] REPEATED HITS — BOTTOM AGAINST EDGE The person strikes the BOTTOM of the glass beer bottle against the EDGE of the bench two or three more times in quick succession — THUD, THUD, THUD — each hit firm and frustrated. The metal cap stays in place — the bottle still does NOT break or open. The person's expression grows more annoyed and determined. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED throughout — no speaking, no lip movement. They keep their body positioned so their face stays visible and centered. Audio: repeated THUD sounds, slightly louder and more forceful each time, the person's breathing slightly heavier, but NO SPEECH OR DIALOGUE. [00:06.5 – 00:07] ANOTHER LOOK AT CAMERA, THEN DECISION (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze to the camera again — this time a longer, more deliberate stare, full of quiet confidence and defiance. A "fine, I'll do it my way" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. They straighten up slightly, set the glass beer bottle down UPRIGHT on the bench surface (metal cap pointing up, label visible, bottle standing stable), and stand up or shift their weight forward. Their hands are now free. They look off to the LEFT, ready. Audio: the bottle is set down with a light CLINK on wood, ambient sound, anticipation builds, but NO SPEECH. [00:07 – 00:08] THE BAT IS THROWN AND CAUGHT A wooden baseball bat is thrown INTO THE FRAME FROM OFF-SCREEN LEFT (from outside the left edge of the frame). It travels horizontally through the air toward the person. The person reacts instantly, reaches out with both hands, and CATCHES the bat firmly — one hand grabs the handle, the other steadies the barrel. The catch is clean and confident. They immediately adjust their grip and prepare to swing. Their expression is focused, determined, and ready. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the BAT WHOOSHES through the air, a solid SMACK as it lands in their hands, a brief moment of silence as they grip it. [00:08 – 00:08.5] THE SWING BEGINS (REAL-TIME) The person steps slightly forward (or remains seated but leans forward), raises the bat with both hands above and behind their shoulder (classic baseball swing wind-up), and begins the downward swing toward the sealed glass beer bottle (with metal cap visible and label visible) standing on the bench. As the bat descends, their eyes LIFT FROM THE BOTTLE AND LOCK ONTO THE CAMERA — the gaze shifts upward the moment the bat is in motion, before contact is made. The expression is cool, confident, defiant, powerful — "watch this." THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the WHOOSH of the bat cutting through the air, building intensity. [00:08.5 – 00:10] THE IMPACT AND EXPLOSION (SLOW MOTION) The moment the bat makes contact with the glass beer bottle, TIME SLOWS DOWN to dramatic slow motion (roughly 40–50% speed). This slow-motion section lasts for the final 1.5–2 seconds of the video. The bat STRIKES the bottle. The bottle EXPLODES in an epic, highly detailed burst of: - Glass shards and fragments flying outward in all directions - Beer liquid spraying and splashing in golden-amber streams and droplets - White beer foam erupting and expanding outward - Metal bottle cap spinning and tumbling through the air - Small sparkling droplets catching the golden hour light beautifully The debris explodes in ALL DIRECTIONS: - Some pieces fly to the RIGHT - Some pieces fly to the LEFT - Some pieces fly DIRECTLY TOWARD THE CAMERA (coming at the lens, growing larger as they approach) - Some pieces fly upward and downward The person's face remains CENTERED and CLEARLY VISIBLE throughout the explosion. Their eyes are locked on the camera the entire time, expression steady, confident, and slightly smirking or serious — a "that's how it's done" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no shouting, no lip movement. The bat is frozen mid-follow-through. The golden backlight catches the flying amber beer droplets and glass shards, making them glow and sparkle beautifully against the autumn background. The autumn trees and warm light remain visible in the background. The explosion expands and fills MORE AND MORE OF THE FRAME as the slow motion continues. By the final moment, the debris cloud occupies a LARGE PORTION of the screen — glass shards, golden beer foam, amber liquid droplets, and the metal cap are everywhere, suspended in the air, beautifully lit, with the person's confident face still centered and visible behind/within the cloud. Audio: the CRACK of the impact is deep and resonant in slow motion, followed by the slow, bassy ROAR of the explosion — shattering glass, rushing beer liquid, foam expanding, and the cap shooting through the air, all stretched out and emphasized. Cinematic, powerful, satisfying sound design. NO SPEECH, NO DIALOGUE. [00:10] END The video ENDS on this final slow-motion frame: the debris at maximum expansion, filling much of the screen, the person's face centered and staring confidently into the camera, frozen in the aftermath of the explosion. No fade, no cut to black — just hold this epic moment and end. -— GLOBAL CONSTRAINTS AND PRESERVATION Camera: FIXED POSITION throughout the entire 10 seconds. No movement, no zoom, no pan, no handheld shake. The framing stays locked. 9:16 vertical format. Continuity: This is ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT with no cuts, no scene changes, no jump cuts. The only speed change is the transition to slow motion at [00:08.5]. The person's face: stays CENTERED in the frame throughout the entire video. Always clearly visible, always in focus. The bench: A simple wooden bench (NOT a table), centered in the lower third of the frame, running horizontally. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of this bench (not standing beside it) when hitting the bottle. The bottle: glass beer bottle (NOT plastic, NOT champagne, NOT Coca-Cola). Dark brown or green glass with amber/dark liquid inside and a beer label on the body. SEALED with a visible metal bottle cap (crown cap) at the top. The bottle is UNOPENED — the metal cap is in place throughout until the bottle is smashed by the bat. The person holds it by the NECK and hits the BOTTOM against the bench EDGE. The bat: wooden, natural grain, classic baseball bat. Autumn atmosphere: warm golden hour light, backlight with lens flare, dense yellow/orange/red fall foliage in the background, green grass, beautiful autumn tones throughout. Lighting: professional cinematic lighting — strong backlight (rim light, lens flare), soft frontal fill light on the person's face. Clothing and appearance: taken 100% from @image1 without changes. Audio: diegetic sound only — footsteps, movement, bottle hitting bench (THUD), bat whooshing and catching, the swing, the impact (CRACK), the explosion (slow-motion shattering and liquid spray). NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS SPOKEN. NO LIP MOVEMENT. No background music, no subtitles. NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS No cuts or jump cuts (except the speed ramp to slow motion at the end). No camera movement or zoom. No background music or soundtrack. No subtitles or text overlay. NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS. The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. Complete silence from the person. Do not change the person's appearance, clothing, gender, or age from @image1. Do not use a champagne bottle, a Coca-Cola bottle, or any other bottle — use a glass beer bottle with a metal crown cap and a beer label. Do not use a plastic bottle — use GLASS only. The beer bottle must be SEALED with a visible metal bottle cap (crown cap) at the top. Do not show an already-opened bottle or a bottle without a cap. The cap must be clearly visible. Do not use a metal bat — use wood. Do not use a TABLE — use a simple wooden BENCH, centered at the bottom of the frame. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of the bench when hitting the bottle — they do NOT stand. The person hits the BOTTOM of the bottle against the EDGE of the bench — NOT the top/neck of the bottle, and NOT against a flat table surface. The bottle does NOT open from the bench hits — it only breaks when hit with the bat. Do not show another person throwing the bat — the bat simply flies in from off-screen left.

@image1 defines the main character. Preserve their complete appearance: gender, age, face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, exact clothing, and all visible details. Do not change or redesign anything from @image1. This is a child or teenager — keep their youthful appearance exactly as shown in the reference. A 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic short film shot in one continuous take with a fixed camera position. A child or teenager walks into frame, sits on the EDGE of a simple wooden bench, tries to open a glass Coca-Cola bottle by hitting the BOTTOM of the bottle against the bench edge multiple times, fails, catches a baseball bat thrown from off-screen, and smashes the bottle in an epic slow-motion explosion of glass, soda, and foam. Autumn setting with golden-hour lighting and beautiful fall foliage. Professional commercial-quality cinematography. SETTING AND COMPOSITION Location: Outdoor autumn park or backyard setting. A simple WOODEN BENCH (NOT a table, NOT a picnic table) is positioned in the LOWER CENTER of the frame, running horizontally across the bottom third. The bench is a single flat horizontal wooden plank (light natural wood color) supported by simple legs or a frame — the kind of park bench or garden bench you sit on. The bench must be clearly visible, centered at the bottom of the frame, NOT shifted to the left or right. Behind the bench: dense beautiful autumn trees and bushes with thick, vibrant yellow, orange, and red leaves — the foliage should look lush, rich, and visually stunning, creating a warm autumn atmosphere. Green grass lawn visible on the ground. Lighting: Golden hour — warm late afternoon sunlight. Strong backlight from behind the trees creates a beautiful rim light and lens flare around the person. Additional soft fill light from the front illuminates the person's face naturally and professionally. The entire scene has warm, cinematic autumn tones. Camera: Fixed wide shot, 9:16 vertical format. The camera does not move, zoom, pan, or cut throughout the entire 10 seconds. The person's face stays centered in the upper-middle portion of the frame throughout. The bench remains visible and centered in the lower third of the frame. Frame the shot so there is enough headroom above and enough space below to see the bench clearly and the exploding debris at the end. THE CHARACTER (from @image1) The main character is the child or teenager from @image1. Use their exact gender, age, face, hairstyle, clothing, and overall appearance without any changes. If the reference shows a boy, the character is a boy. If the reference shows a girl, the character is a girl. Keep their youthful appearance, energy, and proportions exactly as shown. They enter the frame confidently, perform the actions described below, and maintain a cool, slightly defiant attitude throughout — especially during the final bat swing and explosion. CRITICAL: The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. They remain silent throughout. THE BOTTLE A glass Coca-Cola bottle (classic contoured glass bottle shape, approximately 330ml or 500ml size, clear glass with dark brown/black soda visible inside). CRITICAL: The bottle is SEALED and UNOPENED. At the top of the bottle there is a red metal bottle cap (crown cap) crimped onto the bottle neck — this is the standard Coca-Cola closure. The cap is clearly visible at the top. The bottle has the iconic red and white Coca-Cola label wrapped around the middle. The bottle has NOT been opened — the red cap is still in place, firmly sealed. The bottle looks like an unopened, full glass Coca-Cola bottle, NOT an already-opened bottle or a plastic bottle. The person holds the bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the cap), NOT by the bottom. THE BAT A wooden baseball bat (natural wood grain, classic baseball bat shape and size). It is thrown into frame from OFF-SCREEN LEFT and caught by the person. -— TIMELINE — 10 SECONDS, ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT, NO CUTS [00:00 – 00:02] ENTRANCE The child or teenager walks into the frame from the LEFT side, moving naturally and confidently toward the bench. They hold the glass Coca-Cola bottle upright by the neck in one hand (red cap clearly visible at the top, Coca-Cola label visible). The camera does not follow them — they simply walk into the stationary frame. Their face is visible and centered as they approach the bench. Calm, focused expression. The autumn trees and golden backlight are visible throughout. Audio: footsteps on grass, ambient autumn sounds (light breeze, distant birds), natural outdoor atmosphere. [00:02 – 00:03] POSITIONING AND SITTING CRITICAL MOMENT — THE PERSON SITS DOWN IN A SPECIFIC WAY: The child or teenager reaches the bench and positions themselves at the FAR SIDE of the bench (the side AWAY from the camera — the outer edge). They turn slightly sideways (three-quarter angle) so their face and upper body remain clearly visible to the camera. They lower themselves and SIT DOWN on the EDGE of the bench — their body weight is supported by the bench, they are seated, NOT standing. They sit in a casual, slightly leaning-forward posture with one leg forward for balance. The bench is clearly visible beneath them. They are sitting ON the bench, not standing beside it. They hold the sealed glass Coca-Cola bottle (with visible red cap at the top and Coca-Cola label) in one hand by the neck, and they look down at the bench edge in front of them, preparing to strike. Audio: quiet movement, fabric rustling, the slight creak of the bench as they sit. [00:03 – 00:04] FIRST HIT — BOTTOM OF BOTTLE AGAINST BENCH EDGE CRITICAL: The person holds the glass Coca-Cola bottle by the NECK (upper part, below the red cap). They raise the bottle and swing it downward so the BOTTOM (base) of the bottle strikes the EDGE of the wooden bench — a sharp, deliberate strike. The BOTTOM hits the EDGE, NOT the top surface. The red cap stays in place — the bottle does NOT break or open. Nothing happens. The person holds the bottle still for a brief beat, staring at it with a slightly confused or annoyed expression. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no lip movement. Audio: a sharp THUD of glass hitting wood, no breaking sound. [00:04 – 00:05] LOOK AT CAMERA — "WHAT?" (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze from the bottle and looks DIRECTLY INTO THE CAMERA with a brief, intense, slightly threatening expression — eyebrows slightly furrowed, a "what the hell?" or "are you kidding me?" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. No words. Just a silent, intense stare. The stare lasts about half a second, then they look back down at the bottle. Audio: silence, tension, perhaps a quiet exhale or scoff, but NO SPEECH. [00:05 – 00:06.5] REPEATED HITS — BOTTOM AGAINST EDGE The person strikes the BOTTOM of the glass Coca-Cola bottle against the EDGE of the bench two or three more times in quick succession — THUD, THUD, THUD — each hit firm and frustrated. The red cap stays in place — the bottle still does NOT break or open. The person's expression grows more annoyed and determined. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED throughout — no speaking, no lip movement. They keep their body positioned so their face stays visible and centered. Audio: repeated THUD sounds, slightly louder and more forceful each time, the person's breathing slightly heavier, but NO SPEECH OR DIALOGUE. [00:06.5 – 00:07] ANOTHER LOOK AT CAMERA, THEN DECISION (SILENT) The person lifts their gaze to the camera again — this time a longer, more deliberate stare, full of quiet confidence and defiance. A "fine, I'll do it my way" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. No speaking. They straighten up slightly, set the glass Coca-Cola bottle down UPRIGHT on the bench surface (red cap pointing up, Coca-Cola label visible, bottle standing stable), and stand up or shift their weight forward. Their hands are now free. They look off to the LEFT, ready. Audio: the bottle is set down with a light CLINK on wood, ambient sound, anticipation builds, but NO SPEECH. [00:07 – 00:08] THE BAT IS THROWN AND CAUGHT A wooden baseball bat is thrown INTO THE FRAME FROM OFF-SCREEN LEFT (from outside the left edge of the frame). It travels horizontally through the air toward the person. The person reacts instantly, reaches out with both hands, and CATCHES the bat firmly — one hand grabs the handle, the other steadies the barrel. The catch is clean and confident. They immediately adjust their grip and prepare to swing. Their expression is focused, determined, and ready. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the BAT WHOOSHES through the air, a solid SMACK as it lands in their hands, a brief moment of silence as they grip it. [00:08 – 00:08.5] THE SWING BEGINS (REAL-TIME) The person steps slightly forward (or remains seated but leans forward), raises the bat with both hands above and behind their shoulder (classic baseball swing wind-up), and begins the downward swing toward the sealed glass Coca-Cola bottle (with red cap visible, Coca-Cola label visible) standing on the bench. As the bat descends, their eyes LIFT FROM THE BOTTLE AND LOCK ONTO THE CAMERA — the gaze shifts upward the moment the bat is in motion, before contact is made. The expression is cool, confident, defiant, powerful — "watch this." THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED. Audio: the WHOOSH of the bat cutting through the air, building intensity. [00:08.5 – 00:10] THE IMPACT AND EXPLOSION (SLOW MOTION) The moment the bat makes contact with the glass Coca-Cola bottle, TIME SLOWS DOWN to dramatic slow motion (roughly 40–50% speed). This slow-motion section lasts for the final 1.5–2 seconds of the video. The bat STRIKES the bottle. The bottle EXPLODES in an epic, highly detailed burst of: - Glass shards and fragments flying outward in all directions - Dark brown Coca-Cola liquid spraying and splashing in streams and droplets - Foam and carbonation erupting and expanding outward - Red bottle cap spinning through the air - Small sparkling droplets catching the golden light The debris explodes in ALL DIRECTIONS: - Some pieces fly to the RIGHT - Some pieces fly to the LEFT - Some pieces fly DIRECTLY TOWARD THE CAMERA (coming at the lens, growing larger as they approach) - Some pieces fly upward and downward The person's face remains CENTERED and CLEARLY VISIBLE throughout the explosion. Their eyes are locked on the camera the entire time, expression steady, confident, and slightly smirking or serious — a "that's how it's done" look. THEIR MOUTH STAYS CLOSED — no speaking, no shouting, no lip movement. The bat is frozen mid-follow-through. The golden backlight catches the flying droplets and glass, making them sparkle and glow beautifully. The autumn trees and warm light remain visible in the background. The explosion expands and fills MORE AND MORE OF THE FRAME as the slow motion continues. By the final moment, the debris cloud occupies a LARGE PORTION of the screen — glass, foam, liquid particles, red cap pieces are everywhere, suspended in the air, beautifully lit, with the person's confident face still centered and visible behind/within the cloud. Audio: the CRACK of the impact is deep and resonant in slow motion, followed by the slow, bassy ROAR of the explosion — shattering glass, rushing liquid, foam expanding, and carbonation hissing, all stretched out and emphasized. Cinematic, powerful, satisfying sound design. NO SPEECH, NO DIALOGUE. [00:10] END The video ENDS on this final slow-motion frame: the debris at maximum expansion, filling much of the screen, the person's face centered and staring confidently into the camera, frozen in the aftermath of the explosion. No fade, no cut to black — just hold this epic moment and end. -— GLOBAL CONSTRAINTS AND PRESERVATION Camera: FIXED POSITION throughout the entire 10 seconds. No movement, no zoom, no pan, no handheld shake. The framing stays locked. 9:16 vertical format. Continuity: This is ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT with no cuts, no scene changes, no jump cuts. The only speed change is the transition to slow motion at [00:08.5]. The person's face: stays CENTERED in the frame throughout the entire video. Always clearly visible, always in focus. The bench: A simple wooden bench (NOT a table), centered in the lower third of the frame, running horizontally. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of this bench (not standing beside it) when hitting the bottle. The bottle: glass Coca-Cola bottle (NOT plastic, NOT champagne). Classic contoured glass bottle with dark brown soda inside, red and white Coca-Cola label around the middle. SEALED with a visible red metal bottle cap (crown cap) at the top. The bottle is UNOPENED — the red cap is in place throughout until the bottle is smashed by the bat. The person holds it by the NECK and hits the BOTTOM against the bench EDGE. The bat: wooden, natural grain, classic baseball bat. Autumn atmosphere: warm golden hour light, backlight with lens flare, dense yellow/orange/red fall foliage in the background, green grass, beautiful autumn tones throughout. Lighting: professional cinematic lighting — strong backlight (rim light, lens flare), soft frontal fill light on the person's face. Clothing and appearance: taken 100% from @image1 without changes. The character is a child or teenager as shown in the reference. Audio: diegetic sound only — footsteps, movement, bottle hitting bench (THUD), bat whooshing and catching, the swing, the impact (CRACK), the explosion (slow-motion shattering and liquid spray). NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS SPOKEN. NO LIP MOVEMENT. No background music, no subtitles. NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS No cuts or jump cuts (except the speed ramp to slow motion at the end). No camera movement or zoom. No background music or soundtrack. No subtitles or text overlay. NO SPEECH. NO DIALOGUE. NO WORDS. The person does NOT speak, does NOT move their lips, does NOT say anything at any point in the video. Complete silence from the person. Do not change the person's appearance, clothing, gender, or age from @image1. Keep the child or teenager exactly as shown in the reference. Do not use a champagne bottle — use a glass Coca-Cola bottle with the red and white Coca-Cola label. Do not use a plastic bottle — use GLASS. The Coca-Cola bottle must be SEALED with a visible red metal bottle cap (crown cap) at the top. Do not show an already-opened bottle or a bottle without a cap. The red cap must be clearly visible. Do not use a metal bat — use wood. Do not use a TABLE — use a simple wooden BENCH, centered at the bottom of the frame. The person SITS ON THE EDGE of the bench when hitting the bottle — they do NOT stand. The person hits the BOTTOM of the bottle against the EDGE of the bench — NOT the top/neck of the bottle, and NOT against a flat table surface. The bottle does NOT open from the bench hits — it only breaks when hit with the bat. Do not show another person throwing the bat — the bat simply flies in from off-screen left.