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For the initial frame, I used this prompt in GPT 2.5 Flare (very low cost). DIRECTIVE: Produce one still that reads as an unpublished photograph taken by a working photographer. Optical capture, available physics, lived-in detail. SUBJECT: A yellow rigid-frame mining haul truck the size of a two-story house, parked at the bottom of a Wyoming quarry, its tires twice as tall as a person, paint chalky with limestone dust, rust streaks under the bed rails. Its dump bed sits level and is filled to the rim with bright turquoise water, a thin line of it spilling over one corner and darkening the dusty steel. Floating in that water, three huge quarry workers in their forties and fifties, heavy-shouldered, big bellies, sunburnt forearms and pale upper arms, one with a grey handlebar mustache, one with a thick red beard, one clean-shaven with a farmer tan. Each wears a scuffed white hard hat, dark sunglasses, a faded orange reflective vest hanging open over a bare chest, and baggy swim trunks in washed-out plaid, navy and faded green. Each lies on a striped inflatable pool mattress, red-and-white, blue-and-white, yellow-and-white, with a dented metal lunchbox resting on his belly. Faces blank and heavy-lidded, jaws slack with chewing, bodies fully slumped, the lunch break of men who have done this every day all summer. ACTION / BEAT: Midday break, everything still. The three drift at loose angles across the pool, each on his own: the mustached one faces away from the lens with a sandwich halfway to his mouth, the bearded one stares straight up at the sky with one hand trailing in the water, the third is half hidden behind the bed rail, only his hard hat, vest shoulder and lunchbox showing. The cab door of the truck hangs wide open and the cab is empty, a tall lever with a glossy red knob standing in plain view beside the seat. A caught moment. SCENE: The floor of an open-pit limestone quarry in Wyoming, terraced pale grey walls stepping up on every side. High noon in July, cloudless, dry wind, heat shimmer rising off the rock. A long aluminum extension ladder leaning from the ground to the rim of the bed, lashed to the rail with a frayed black bungee cord, its feet in a puddle of mud. A second identical yellow haul truck parked directly behind the first, tail to tail, its bed empty, dry and dusty. A green garden hose snaking from a dented steel water tank on a trailer up over the bed rail. Three pairs of dusty work boots and rolled jeans lined up at the foot of the ladder. Deep tire ruts in the gravel, an oil-stained drip patch, a crushed orange traffic cone, dry weeds along the berm. A room or street that has already been used. COMPOSITION: Shot type: long zoom Angle: slight high, from the top of the haul ramp looking down into the pit, high enough to see the surface of the water inside the bed Placement: off-center, the water-filled truck in the lower right two thirds with its open cab toward the lens, the empty truck stacked behind it toward the upper left, a wide band of pale gravel below Look-room: left Foreground: mild occlusion, the blurred edge of a dusty truck side mirror and a bug-spattered windshield corner intruding from the left, a soft smear of berm rock along the bottom Crop: handheld, slightly imperfect, horizon of the quarry rim tilted a few degrees, the top of the far truck clipped. CAMERA PACK: Body: Google Pixel 9 Pro Lens / zoom: 5x telephoto pushed to about 15x with Super Res Zoom Aperture or phone mode: auto, shot through a truck windshield Focus: sharp on the hard hats and the rim of the bed, natural falloff behind Film or sensor: computational RAW, zoom mush in the gravel, oversharpened edges on the yellow steel, heat haze softening the far quarry wall LIGHT: Source: overhead midday sun Quality: hard sun, flat and unflattering, glare bouncing off the pale rock and sparkling on the water Color temperature: neutral daylight with a slight warm dust cast Shadows follow that source. PHOTOGRAPHIC CHARACTER: Visible skin microtexture, pores, faint uneven tone, sunburn lines at the vest edges, slight facial asymmetry. Chest hair, stubble, sweat sheen. Vest weave with frayed reflective tape, scuffed hard hat shells, dust, chipped paint, dented steel. Grain or sensor texture that matches the camera pack. Catchlights only from the stated light. Highlights a little hot, shadows a little closed. Candid stance, catalog-unaware. Then, along with the 1987 Rumpelstiltskin reference, I used this prompt for Seedance 2.5 👇 [STYLE + CAMERA + ATMOSPHERE] Raw vertical phone video filmed by a trucker from his cab at the top of the quarry ramp. One continuous take. Handheld shake, fixed wide lens; the phone only pans left to follow the truck. The blurred side mirror stays in the lower left corner. A real accident with real fear. Real-time speed, everything happens fast. LOCKED SET: yellow mining haul truck 793, its dump bed full to the rim of turquoise water, cab door open. Aluminum ladder against the bed, boots and an orange cone at its foot. A water tank trailer on the left, its green hose over the bed rim. A second, empty one parked behind. Far to the left, outside the first frame, the sheer edge of the pit. LOCKED CAST: three huge quarry workers floating on striped pool mattresses, each in white hard hat, open orange vest, plaid trunks, a metal lunchbox on his belly. The man from [ref_1]: a short but full-size adult. Diegetic audio: lapping water, diesel engine, reverse beeper, crunching metal, men screaming, hydraulic whine, roaring water. [IMAGE REFERENCES] [ref_2] is the first frame, the exact starting scene. It locks the trucks, the men, their clothing, the place and the framing. [ref_1] provides that man's face, build, hair and clothing. Do not use its grey background or standing poses. [TIMELINE] 0-3s: [HOOK] The three float calm. The man on the red-and-white mattress bites his sandwich. The phone holds still. 3-6s: [HE ENTERS] The man from [ref_1] runs in from the right, climbs the cab steps and drops into the driver's seat, filling the cab window like any driver. 6-8s: [ENGINE] The diesel roars awake, black smoke bursts out, the beeper starts. The truck lurches. The three jerk upright, shouting. 8-13s: [REVERSING] The truck reverses hard, away from the phone, toward the left. The front wheel crushes the ladder, the boots and the cone. The green hose snaps; the bed rams the tank trailer and rolls it over. The phone pans left with the truck. 13-17s: [PANIC] Still reversing. Waves slam over the bed sides. The three scream, the mattresses collide, lunchboxes fall in the water. One grips the bed rim, one pounds on the cab roof. 17-20s: [AT THE EDGE] The truck is now far off, seen side-on: cab on the right, rear on the left. It brakes hard with its rear wheels at the brink of the pit. 20-26s: [DUMP] The bed tips to the left: its cab end rises high, its rear end hangs low over the void. The water pours off the rear edge in one thick waterfall into the pit. The three claw at the wet steel, slide down with their mattresses and go over the edge with the water. 26-28s: [HE BAILS] The short man jumps down from the cab and sprints off to the right. 28-30s: [PAYOFF] The phone holds: the truck alone at the edge in profile, its empty bed raised and dripping, a tall splash rising from the pit. [STYLE & QUALITY BOOSTERS] Coherent water physics with real weight, stable faces and wardrobe, compressed phone texture. No subtitles. No on-screen text. No background music. And that's it! Got any other ideas? I'm all ears!

The rubber duck is now site supervisor.

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Nice to see you water marking your work 🫡

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That’s so mean 🙈

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Hilarious, love the style

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the heights look so right, these came out clean

Thank you

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tengo el cerebro frito ya jajaja creo que hay que cambiar de mood

NOOOO!! Eres capaz de crear un montón de sensaciones diferentes aunque l estructura del video sea la misma. Primero pones a gente que se busca la vida para montarselo de la mejor manera posible. Barbacoa en terrza, piscina de operarios de excavadora... Te dan hasta envidia dentro de lo cutre que es todo! Luego llega alguien a joderles y la resolución nunca te la esperas! eres magia amigo!

😊😊😊 me alegra de que te molen amigo! desde luego el tipo de vídeos está claro, y aunque no lo parezcan... tienen mucha parte real pero eso ya lo explicaré un poco más adelante jajaja 🙏🙏

This really happened. I was there. I swear it.

are they fine?

That is insane video design! Awesome video design!

Thanks Jay!!

Welcome

Please don't use Ai to promote murdering people. Sick to see

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Full blown murder.

This video has provided me with excellent inspiration. ❤️❤️❤️ I believe one of the major reasons why this type of video is so popular is its extremely high completion rate, as viewers eagerly anticipate seeing the characters' endings.

It's so easy you'll see

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Sloths Overboard!

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