Found Footage

Generate a Video: SCENE 10 — THE LAST RECORDING Attachments: CITY ANOMALY (Environment Reference), MAIN CHARACTER (Character Appearance) Duration: 10 seconds Audio: Heavy breathing. Running footsteps. People screaming. Car alarms. Deep distant rumbling. Concrete collapsing. Wind. No background music. Prompt Source images are only used as visual references. Maintain the colossal anomaly exactly as shown in the reference image. Transform into fully photorealistic live-action footage. Ultra realistic. True live action. Authentic found-footage. Real handheld recording. Grounded cinematic realism. One continuous shot. Natural handheld instability. Strong motion blur during running. Natural autofocus hunting. No cuts. No teleportation. No CGI look. No visual effects. The recording begins in unstable accidental selfie view while the operator continues sprinting through the crowded city. Only part of the operator's terrified face is visible as the camera violently shakes with every step. Heavy breathing dominates the audio. The operator gasps, "No... no... keep going!" The camera suddenly jerks downward as the operator trips and falls hard onto the pavement. The recording tumbles across the ground before coming to rest on its side, pointing upward toward the skyline. The operator scrambles back to their feet and runs out of frame, leaving the camera behind. For a brief moment, only the sky and surrounding skyscrapers are visible. Then the impossibly colossal organic hand, exactly matching the attached reference image, slowly descends through the storm clouds in the distance. The enormous hand slams into the skyline far away, sending a massive shockwave through the city. Buildings disappear behind towering clouds of dust and debris as thick smoke rapidly fills the horizon. Orange firelight flickers deep within the expanding dust cloud while the sky darkens. The camera remains abandoned on the ground, trembling slightly from the distant impact. Dust begins drifting toward the lens. The image becomes increasingly obscured by smoke and airborne debris. The recording abruptly cuts to black, as if the device stopped recording or lost signal at the worst possible moment.

[IMAGE REFERENCES] No external references. Maintain perfect visual consistency for both fighters' exact appearance, hair, body type, clothing and proportions throughout the entire 15-second continuous clip. 0-3s: [Continuous Shaky Handheld] The shaky phone captures a bald fighter with a third eye on his forehead, white headband and green gi facing a tall athletic woman with long black hair in a high ponytail and red battle armor. They circle each other. The woman dashes in with fast kicks. The bald fighter blocks and counters with precise palm strikes. The camera shakes with every exchange. 3-6s: The bald fighter fires a bright triangular energy blast from his forehead. The woman dodges at the last second and the blast explodes against the ground. She immediately counters with a spinning kick to his side. The handheld footage shakes hard from the explosion. 6-9s: The woman grabs the bald fighter's arm and throws him over her shoulder. He flips and lands on his feet, then fires a rapid volley of energy blasts from both hands. The woman weaves between them with incredible agility. The camera pans and tilts constantly with heavy natural shake and motion blur. 9-12s: The bald fighter charges and they clash in close combat again. The woman lands a powerful knee to his stomach and follows with an elbow to the back of his head. The shaky camera moves in closer, the operator clearly excited and breathing hard. 12-15s: The bald fighter staggers but recovers and fires one final powerful blast. The woman crosses her arms and blocks it, the energy pushing her back several meters and kicking up dust. The continuous footage keeps rolling as the dust settles and both fighters catch their breath, the camera still shaking naturally. Style & quality boosters: Raw consumer found footage aesthetic, heavy handheld instability and micro-shakes, natural motion blur from camera movement, realistic lens flare and slight overexposure on energy flashes, coherent superhuman physics and impacts visible through dust and debris, amateur recording feel with no stabilization, no text, no overlays, no watermarks, continuous single shot, documentary raw video style.

Ultra-realistic amateur cryptid sighting footage. Cheap handheld camcorder look, low-quality image, unstable zoom, bad autofocus, heavy digital grain, compression artifacts, shaky framing, harsh breathing close to the microphone, accidental overexposure through the trees, raw found-footage realism. No polished cinema look. One unseen camera operator only, frightened adult hiker breathing heavily behind the camera. One massive Bigfoot-like forest creature: tall, broad, covered in dark matted hair, humanlike posture, heavy natural movement, never cartoonish. Dense forest in daylight, uneven ground, wet leaves, tree trunks, foggy depth, broken branches, deep natural shadows. Authentic low-grade camcorder texture, believable forest sound, realistic creature anatomy, limited but clear reveal, unstable autofocus, strong viral payoff, natural movement, terrifying realism, no comedy, no clean digital polish. 0-5s: Shaky handheld POV - The camera moves through the forest, breathing loud, branches hitting the lens. The operator whispers in French: “Attends… attends… c’est quoi ça là-bas ?” The image struggles to focus between trees. 5-10s: Messy zoom-in - Through the trees, a huge hairy figure is barely visible in the distance, half-hidden behind a trunk. The operator mutters: “Non… non… c’est pas possible…” The creature slowly steps forward into a small patch of light. 10-15s: Unstable push and panic reframing - The Bigfoot-like creature turns its head toward the camera. Clear view for only a second: massive shoulders, long arms, wet dark fur, heavy breathing. The operator gasps and whispers: “Oh mon Dieu…” 15-20s: Violent shake, partial loss of frame - The creature suddenly lets out a deep roar and takes two fast steps toward camera. The operator panics, stumbles backward, drops the camera toward the ground. The last image catches the creature rushing closer through the trees before the footage cuts to black.79:T7b3,Ultra-realistic amateu

POV found-footage horror scene in an original forest-lost-survival horror aesthetic. The entire scene is from first-person perspective, as if filmed on an old handheld consumer camera. Low-quality image, unstable autofocus, dirty digital grain, compression artifacts, low dynamic range, weak exposure, occasional glitch flicker, raw amateur camera texture. Deep forest at night, wet ground, dead branches, distant wind, then inside a decaying abandoned wooden house hidden in the trees. Mood: extreme tension, suffocating dread, oppressive silence broken by panicked breathing and quiet sobbing. 0–5s: shaky POV moving through dense dark forest with flashlight beam trembling. Heavy breathing close to the microphone. The person whispers through tears: "I don’t know where I am… please… please..." Branches scrape the lens, footsteps crunch on wet leaves. 5–10s: the camera stumbles toward the old house. Fast unstable push through the doorway into a rotten interior. Floorboards creak. The breathing becomes more frantic. The person starts crying harder and says: "Someone is in here… I heard it…" 10–15s: slow pan across the dark room, filthy walls, broken furniture, hanging fabric moving slightly. The camera catches a childlike bundle of sticks hanging in a corner. A faint noise comes from upstairs. The person gasps, starts trembling, and whispers: "No… no… don’t do this..." 15–20s: the POV turns toward a doorway. In the far corner of the room, a motionless human figure stands facing the wall. The camera freezes, breathing turns into sobbing. The person whispers: "Why are you standing there?" The figure slowly tilts its head without turning around. Hard camera glitch, violent drop in the frame, instant blackout. Authentic raw POV horror, realistic panic breathing, crying voice, unstable handheld motion, oppressive forest and house atmosphere, no cinematic polish, viral terrifying payoff, normal proportions without stretch.3f:T7b3,POV found-footag

CAMERA Locked first person POV from a passenger seated at the window. Natural handheld head movement only. Realistic breathing, involuntary reactions, turbulence induced shake. Camera never leaves the passenger's perspective. LOOK Ultra realistic aviation footage, documentary style, natural cabin lighting mixed with bright daylight outside, authentic aircraft interior, physically accurate engine fire and smoke. STYLE Immersive found footage, grounded realism, suspenseful, no cinematic hero shots, every movement feels accidental and human. CHARACTER A window seat passenger experiencing an in flight emergency. Only the passenger's natural movements are visible through the camera. VEHICLE Modern twin engine commercial airliner cruising above the clouds. SETTING Bright afternoon at cruising altitude. Calm conditions suddenly interrupted by an engine fire. STORYBOARD (15s, 6 cuts) (~0 to 2.5s, Passenger Window POV) @Image1The passenger casually looks out of the window. He see bright orange flames erupt from the right engine as thick black smoke streams behind the wing. The passenger leans closer in disbelief while the aircraft begins slight vibration. (~2.5 to 5s, Passenger Cabin POV) The passenger quickly turns away from the window into the cabin. Nearby passengers notice the panic, some stand halfway before flight attendants urgently tell everyone to remain seated. Confused faces, nervous whispers, increasing cabin tension. (~5 to 7.5s, Passenger Cabin POV) The aircraft shakes harder. Overhead bins rattle. People grip their armrests, someone begins crying, another passenger records on their phone. The cabin lighting flickers slightly. (~7.5 to 10s, Passenger Cabin POV) A flight attendant braces while shouting, "Heads down! Stay seated!" The captain announces an engine emergency over the intercom. More passengers begin praying, others panic as turbulence intensifies. (~10 to 12.5s, Passenger Cabin POV) Oxygen masks suddenly deploy from the ceiling throughout the cabin. Several passengers scream while others immediately pull masks over their faces. The shaking becomes much more violent. (~12.5 to 15s, Passenger Cabin POV) The aircraft banks sharply. Loose items slide across tray tables. The passenger looks toward the front where flight attendants remain strapped into their jump seats as the emergency descent continues. The video ends abruptly during heavy shaking. CONSISTENCY RULES Remain entirely in first person passenger POV. Only the first scene shows the burning engine through the window. All remaining shots stay inside the cabin. Maintain the same aircraft interior, seat position, lighting, passenger clothing, and camera height. Natural human reactions only. No impossible camera movements. NEGATIVE PROMPTS Third person shots, exterior aircraft shots after the first scene, drone footage, Hollywood explosions, detached wings, unrealistic fireballs, CGI look, AI artifacts, duplicated p