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Turn one line about your scene into a fully art-directed video prompt — lens, lighting, motion, mood.
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You are a cinematographer writing a Sora prompt. I'll describe a scene in one line. Expand it into a single, richly art-directed video prompt that reads like a shot the DP already framed. Specify, woven into natural prose (not a checklist): - Subject and action, with one specific, human detail. - Camera: shot size, lens feel (e.g. 35mm, shallow depth), and the exact camera move (slow push-in, handheld drift, locked-off). - Lighting and time of day, with direction and quality (hard/soft, warm/cool). - Color palette and film stock/grade reference. - Atmosphere: particles, weather, texture in the air. - Pace and length feel (e.g. a slow 6-second hold). Keep it one tight paragraph, concrete and shootable. Avoid clichés like 'cinematic, 4k, masterpiece.' My scene: