Helicopter Quarry Cinematic Video Prompt

The Genius Prompt

0.00-1.90 seconds:
Start with an extremely tight cinematic close-up of the helicopter doorway/lower doorway area. A man's lower leg and dark shoe move outward through the open side doorway of a white helicopter. Keep the camera very close and low. Preserve the tight vertical 9:16 composition and slow controlled movement.

1.90-3.70 seconds:

Hard cut to the side of the white helicopter. The main character emerges from the open doorway. One hand holds/grips the helicopter doorway while his upper body leans outward. His head is initially slightly lowered. Camera remains close to the helicopter with a slightly low-angle perspective.

3.70-5.10 seconds:

Hard cut to an extreme close-up of the character's face. Use the uploaded person's exact face and identity. He has a serious, composed expression and looks slightly upward/ forward. Do not make him smile. Keep the pale sky and part of the helicopter softly visible behind him. Use shallow depth of field.

5.10-6.50 seconds:

Hard cut to a wide establishing shot. Reveal the white helicopter on a large reddish-brown open quarry landscape with layered/terraced earth formations. The main character is beside the helicopter and begins moving away from it. Preserve the pale sky, warm earthy tones and cinematic atmosphere.

6.50-7.50 seconds:

Hard cut to a close-up of the helicopter exterior/structural area. A pale helicopter structural element crosses the frame diagonally. Reproduce the visible movement and perspective change from the reference. Do not invent unnecessary mechanical details.

7.50-8.70 seconds:

Hard cut back to a medium close-up of the character beside the helicopter. He faces toward camera with a serious, controlled expression. Keep the helicopter visible behind him. Camera is approximately chest/ eye level with cinematic shallow depth of field.

8.70-9.45 seconds:

Cut to a wider/full-body shot. The character walks toward the camera across the reddish quarry terrain. Maintain upright posture, natural arm movement, realistic foot placement and steady walking speed.