Create a photorealistic 10.19-second vertical 9:16 luxury DIY craft video at 30 fps using four clean sequential shots. Show an ornate… — a ready-to-use prompt for detailed AI video generation.
AI Video Prompt
Create a photorealistic 10.19-second vertical 9:16 luxury DIY craft video at 30 fps using four clean sequential shots. Show an ornate butterfly artwork being created from glossy ivory-white pearls and thin raised silver-grey adhesive lines on a matte black textured canvas beside a rain-covered window. Use only partial views of adult human hands with light-to-medium warm skin tone. Do not show a face or full body. The active hand uses slim pointed silver metal tweezers and a black pen-shaped precision adhesive applicator with a narrow metal nozzle. Shot 1: 0.00–2.46 seconds Use an angled overhead macro close-up of the incomplete butterfly on a flat black canvas. The central body runs vertically through the middle. Faint grey guide lines define two upper wings, two lower wings, and two curved antennae. Several glossy white pearls are already arranged vertically as the lower abdomen, with smaller pearls at the bottom and progressively larger pearls toward the thorax. The artist’s supporting fingertips lightly hold the lower-left edge of the canvas. The active hand enters from screen-right holding one medium round white pearl between pointed tweezers. Slowly lower the pearl toward the upper central body. Align it directly above the existing pearl row and gently release it onto the adhesive. The pearl remains fixed. Keep a blurred pile of loose white pearls near the upper background. Shot 2: 2.47–4.96 seconds Cut to an extreme close-up of the butterfly’s right wing. The completed pearl body remains partially visible along the left edge. First, show the black precision applicator entering from screen-right. Its narrow metal tip follows the curved wing guide and dispenses a thin continuous raised silver-grey or transparent adhesive line. The line traces the wing’s outer border and internal curved vein pattern without flooding or spreading. Progress the construction through the same shot or a subtle cut within the sequence. Show many small pearls already attached around the upper and lower wing perimeter. Use tweezers to pick up one small ivory pearl, lower it onto an inner lower-wing line, align it between adjacent pearls, release it, and lift the tweezers away. Larger pearls remain spaced at key decorative points inside the wing. Shot 3: 4.97–7.42 seconds Cut to a wider overhead view showing nearly the complete butterfly across the black canvas. Both upper and lower wings are bordered by continuous rows of tiny white pearls. Curved silver-grey lines form elegant inner wing compartments. Medium and large pearls decorate the inner sections. The central body consists of a vertical graduated row of large and medium pearls. Two thin curved antennae rise upward, each ending in one small pearl. The lower wings include long curved trailing lines ending in larger pearl drops. A loose pile of assorted white pearls occupies the lower-right foreground. A bare hand enters from screen-right. The thumb and index finger hold one large pearl. Carefully lower it onto a central decorative point of the right wing, press lightly, release it, and withdraw the hand. Do not disturb nearby pearls. Hold briefly on the completed butterfly. Shot 4: 7.43–10.19 seconds Cut to the finished artwork mounted upright inside a narrow matte-black rectangular frame. Use a front-facing stabilized portrait composition. Center the complete pearl butterfly on the black background. Keep the wings symmetrical, with small pearl borders, raised silver inner lines, large decorative pearls, a graduated pearl body, two curved antennae, and two lower pearl-drop accents. Inside the bottom of the frame, include a dense irregular horizontal bed of loose ivory-white pearls in mixed sizes. Scatter several individual pearls above this bed, but keep them below the butterfly. Place the frame on an indoor surface directly in front of a large window covered with visible rain droplets. The exterior beyond the glass is blurred grey-green. Use soft diffused daylight from the window, producing crisp small highlights on every pearl and gentle shadows on the black canvas. Keep the final artwork still while the camera performs only a subtle natural micro push-in or stabilized drift. Hold the completed piece until the final frame. No dialogue because spoken audio is unclear. Do not add text, logos, extra tools, extra hands, new objects, or unrelated decorations. Maintain realistic pearl weight, adhesive contact, tool interaction, lighting, perspective, and butterfly symmetry.
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