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Impact ability on full display for 1B Hunter Elmore (2028, AL). 🚀 Hunter Elmore American Christian 6-1, 217-pounds. Easy strength off the barrel w/ consistent mid-90 EVs in BP. Ball jumps off. #SESSG25 || Shooter Hunt

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Made with GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 by Yapper Prompt: Aurban city street, consistent young adult male same from reference Image (short dark hair, casual clothing), full-body framing, fixed side camera, slight gradual zoom-in, smooth interpolation, high character consistency Timeline Breakdown (15 seconds total) 0.0s – 1.5s | Scene 1 — Introduction young man standing still holding skateboard vertically at his side, relaxed posture, neutral expression, quiet city street background, no motion 1.5s – 3.0s | Scene 2 — Setup he lowers skateboard to ground and steps onto it, slight crouch, arms relaxed for balance, subtle anticipation 3.0s – 5.0s | Scene 3 — Rolling he rides forward smoothly, knees slightly bent, body leaning forward, light motion lines, slight background blur begins 5.0s – 6.5s | Scene 4 — Trick Preparation he crouches deeper, back foot pressing tail, front foot ready, arms widen, tension builds before jump 6.5s – 8.0s | Scene 5 — Ollie Jump he pops the board and jumps, skateboard rises with him, mid-air suspension, knees bent, strong motion lines 8.0s – 9.5s | Scene 6 — Landing he lands cleanly and continues riding, now wearing open casual jacket, expression more confident 9.5s – 11.5s | Scene 7 — Speed Increase he rides faster, leaning slightly, stronger motion blur, dynamic lines emphasize speed 11.5s – 13.5s | Scene 8 — Kickflip he performs kickflip, skateboard flips beneath him mid-air, controlled posture, high energy motion 13.5s – 15.0s | Scene 9 — Final Pose he lands and stabilizes, standing confidently on skateboard, now wearing full tracksuit jacket, relaxed stance, motion settles into still frame Motion & Style Controls motion strength: low (0–3s) medium (3–9s) high (9–13.5s) ease-out (final 1.5s) transitions: smooth interpolation between scenes camera: fixed side tracking + slight zoom-in across full 15s pacing: gradual acceleration then clean slowdown

Zar⭕on

12,089 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

GUYS I JUST CREATED MY 2nd MOVIE SCENE, How is it?🤭 CYBER RUN: FINAL PROTOCOL Nano Banana Pro x Seedance 2.0 on Yapper In a rain-soaked neon megacity where data is worth more than lives, a rogue hacker steals a file powerful enough to collapse the entire system. Hunted by a relentless corporate enforcer, she is pushed into a final stand where survival, sacrifice, and control over the digital world collide in a single explosive moment. Prompt: SCENE 1 (0.0–3.0s) — CITY INTRO 0.0–0.5s: Wide neon cyberpunk city reveal in heavy rain 0.5–1.5s: Fast camera push through skyscrapers and holograms 1.5–2.5s: Narrow alley appears, female hacker running in distance 2.5–3.0s: Quick zoom toward hacker holding glowing data drive SCENE 2 (3.0–5.5s) — CHASE START 3.0–3.5s: Tight alley sprint, motion blur rain effects 3.5–4.5s: Heavy footsteps, camera shake increases tension 4.5–5.0s: Armored enforcer drops from above mid-air 5.0–5.5s: Impact shockwave hits ground, debris and sparks SCENE 3 (5.5–7.5s) — ESCAPE ACTION 5.5–6.0s: Collapsing metal barrier begins falling 6.0–6.5s: Hacker slides under barrier at high speed 6.5–7.0s: Sparks and smoke burst behind her 7.0–7.5s: EMP device thrown mid-air glowing SCENE 4 (7.5–9.5s) — EMP GLITCH 7.5–8.0s: EMP device activates mid-air glow 8.0–8.5s: Digital energy wave expands outward 8.5–9.0s: Enforcer begins glitching and freezing 9.0–9.5s: Full distortion freeze effect peak moment SCENE 5 (9.5–12.0s) — ROOFTOP STANDOFF 9.5–10.0s: Rooftop wide shot, neon skyline, heavy rain 10.0–10.5s: Slow push-in on both characters facing off 10.5–11.0s: Enforcer slowly raises weapon arm 11.0–12.0s: Silent tension, rain falling, stare-down SCENE 6 (12.0–15.0s) — FINAL PULSE 12.0–12.5s: Hacker activates glowing data drive 12.5–13.0s: Energy charge builds intensely 13.0–13.5s: Massive digital wave explosion 13.5–14.5s: Enforcer freezes and breaks into glitch fragments 14.5–15.0s: Full city code explosion, fade to black CHARACTER CONSISTENCY Maintain the same female hacker and armored enforcer across all scenes. Keep the cyberpunk neon rain environment consistent. Cinematic realism, ultra-detailed, high motion. PROCESS BELOW 👇 #yapper_so

GUYS I JUST CREATED MY 2nd MOVIE SCENE, How is it?🤭 CYBER RUN: FINAL PROTOCOL Nano Banana Pro x Seedance 2.0 on Yapper In a rain-soaked neon megacity where data is worth more than lives, a rogue hacker steals a file powerful enough to collapse the entire system. Hunted by a relentless corporate enforcer, she is pushed into a final stand where survival, sacrifice, and control over the digital world collide in a single explosive moment. Prompt: SCENE 1 (0.0–3.0s) — CITY INTRO 0.0–0.5s: Wide neon cyberpunk city reveal in heavy rain 0.5–1.5s: Fast camera push through skyscrapers and holograms 1.5–2.5s: Narrow alley appears, female hacker running in distance 2.5–3.0s: Quick zoom toward hacker holding glowing data drive SCENE 2 (3.0–5.5s) — CHASE START 3.0–3.5s: Tight alley sprint, motion blur rain effects 3.5–4.5s: Heavy footsteps, camera shake increases tension 4.5–5.0s: Armored enforcer drops from above mid-air 5.0–5.5s: Impact shockwave hits ground, debris and sparks SCENE 3 (5.5–7.5s) — ESCAPE ACTION 5.5–6.0s: Collapsing metal barrier begins falling 6.0–6.5s: Hacker slides under barrier at high speed 6.5–7.0s: Sparks and smoke burst behind her 7.0–7.5s: EMP device thrown mid-air glowing SCENE 4 (7.5–9.5s) — EMP GLITCH 7.5–8.0s: EMP device activates mid-air glow 8.0–8.5s: Digital energy wave expands outward 8.5–9.0s: Enforcer begins glitching and freezing 9.0–9.5s: Full distortion freeze effect peak moment SCENE 5 (9.5–12.0s) — ROOFTOP STANDOFF 9.5–10.0s: Rooftop wide shot, neon skyline, heavy rain 10.0–10.5s: Slow push-in on both characters facing off 10.5–11.0s: Enforcer slowly raises weapon arm 11.0–12.0s: Silent tension, rain falling, stare-down SCENE 6 (12.0–15.0s) — FINAL PULSE 12.0–12.5s: Hacker activates glowing data drive 12.5–13.0s: Energy charge builds intensely 13.0–13.5s: Massive digital wave explosion 13.5–14.5s: Enforcer freezes and breaks into glitch fragments 14.5–15.0s: Full city code explosion, fade to black CHARACTER CONSISTENCY Maintain the same female hacker and armored enforcer across all scenes. Keep the cyberpunk neon rain environment consistent. Cinematic realism, ultra-detailed, high motion. PROCESS BELOW 👇 #yapper_so

Jayden™

27,614 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

LHP Zach Root (Arkansas Baseball) is one of the best college lefthanders in this year's Draft class. After splitting time between the bullpen and rotation as a Freshman, Root last year was a full time starter and pitched his way to a 3.56 ERA with 76 Ks to 21 BB across 68.1 IP. Slightly undersized at 6'1" and 186-pounds, but there's present strength and physicality in his lower-half. Natural funk and deception in his delivery that includes a high leg lift and some tilt in his upper-half. Average arm stroke with a slight wrist coil, attacks from a mid-three quarter (maybe a tick lower) slot with a bit of cross fire. Root's FB will sit in the 91-94 range, but it was up to 97. Will flash arm side life through the zone and is best when located on either third (arm or glove side) of the plate or in the top-half. Not a real bat-misser right now, so refining its shape should be a point of focus both this spring and beyond. Bread and butter offerings are his secondaries. Root's low-80s CH gets averaged almost 10 MPH of separation off his heater and it's a pitch he throws with conviction. Consistently flashes fade to the arm side as well as late diving life. Generated a 46% miss rate last spring, would stick a plus grade on it. High-70s-to-low-80s CB flashes big-time depth with some sharpness. 11-to-5 shape against RHH, but will be longer than it is deep against LHH. Has a decent feel for the pitch, and last season it held opposing hitters to a minuscule .048 average while generating a 48% miss rate. Rounds out his arsenal with a mid-to-upper-80s CUT/SL that against LHH will flash sweeping life with some late bite. Potentially average offering. Would like to see his strike-throwing improve this season. Day 1 profile this July. (📽️: ECU Baseball)

Peter Flaherty III

63,571 просмотров • 1 год назад

Luxury perfume commercials do not need a full production crew anymore. I created this premium fragrance ad using Nano Banana 2 and Seedance on Creatify AI , combining cinematic product shots, realistic motion, and commercial-quality visuals in minutes. Prompt: Shot 1 (0:00–0:01.5) — Quick Establishing Bright, sunlit vanity scene, bottle standing on a blush-gold pedestal surrounded by lavender sprigs, a white orchid, and honeycomb. Quick push-in — energetic, not lingering. BGM: Upbeat, light acoustic-pop instrumental kicks in immediately, bright and warm, mid-tempo with a confident rhythm — loud enough to carry the whole spot. Shot 2 (0:01.5–0:03) — Jessica Arrival Jessica walks into frame toward the vanity with natural, real-time movement — no slow-mo — reaching for the bottle with a light smile. Camera tracks briskly alongside her. Shot 3 (0:03–0:04.5) — Macro Bottle Turn Quick macro shot: bottle rotates in Jessica's hand at natural speed, gold cap and floral artwork catching light, honeycomb and lavender blurred in the foreground. Shot 4 (0:04.5–0:06) — Lifting to Apply Jessica lifts the bottle toward her neck/collarbone at natural speed, wrist turning, confident everyday gesture — not slow, not hesitant. Shot 5 (0:06–0:08) — The Spray (brief slow-mo accent only) Jessica presses the gold pump at her neck — a fine, visible mist releases and lands on her collarbone/upper chest area. Only this exact release moment gets a brief 0.3–0.5 sec slow-mo accent for visual impact, then instantly resumes normal speed as she lowers the bottle with a satisfied, natural exhale and slight smile — no eyes-closed lingering pause. BGM: Beat swells slightly on the spray release for emphasis, then continues driving forward. Shot 6 (0:08–0:09.5) — Wrist Application Quick cut: Jessica dabs/sprays lightly at her inner wrist, natural real-time motion, then rubs wrists together briefly — fast, confident, commercial-standard gesture. Shot 7 (0:09.5–0:11) — Notes Visualized Fast macro cutaway: lavender petals and a drop of golden honey caught mid-air in crisp, quick motion (not slow-mo) — visualizing lavender, honey, and orchid notes in under 1.5 seconds. Shot 8 (0:11–0:12.5) — Product Detail Quick tilt down the bottle from cap to base, floral artwork sharp and legible, brisk camera movement matching commercial pace. Shot 9 (0:12.5–0:15) — Final Hero Reveal Jessica turns toward camera with the bottle in hand, natural confident stance, quick dolly-out revealing the full vanity scene. Clean, crisp final frame — no slow lingering fade. BGM: Track builds to its peak in the final second, ending on a bright, resolved note — loud and full, not trailing off quietly. Voiceover (minimal, energetic, matched to BGM — not whispered ASMR): (0–1.5 sec) "Meet Lollia Relax." (6–7 sec, on the spray) "Lavender. Honey. Pure calm." (13–15 sec) "Relax into it." Delivered in a warm, clear, confident Western English accent — natural speaking volume and pace, energetic and inviting, not breathy or drawn out. #Creatify #aimediabuyer #aitools #MarketingTips #D2CMarketing

Luxury perfume commercials do not need a full production crew anymore. I created this premium fragrance ad using Nano Banana 2 and Seedance on Creatify AI , combining cinematic product shots, realistic motion, and commercial-quality visuals in minutes. Prompt: Shot 1 (0:00–0:01.5) — Quick Establishing Bright, sunlit vanity scene, bottle standing on a blush-gold pedestal surrounded by lavender sprigs, a white orchid, and honeycomb. Quick push-in — energetic, not lingering. BGM: Upbeat, light acoustic-pop instrumental kicks in immediately, bright and warm, mid-tempo with a confident rhythm — loud enough to carry the whole spot. Shot 2 (0:01.5–0:03) — Jessica Arrival Jessica walks into frame toward the vanity with natural, real-time movement — no slow-mo — reaching for the bottle with a light smile. Camera tracks briskly alongside her. Shot 3 (0:03–0:04.5) — Macro Bottle Turn Quick macro shot: bottle rotates in Jessica's hand at natural speed, gold cap and floral artwork catching light, honeycomb and lavender blurred in the foreground. Shot 4 (0:04.5–0:06) — Lifting to Apply Jessica lifts the bottle toward her neck/collarbone at natural speed, wrist turning, confident everyday gesture — not slow, not hesitant. Shot 5 (0:06–0:08) — The Spray (brief slow-mo accent only) Jessica presses the gold pump at her neck — a fine, visible mist releases and lands on her collarbone/upper chest area. Only this exact release moment gets a brief 0.3–0.5 sec slow-mo accent for visual impact, then instantly resumes normal speed as she lowers the bottle with a satisfied, natural exhale and slight smile — no eyes-closed lingering pause. BGM: Beat swells slightly on the spray release for emphasis, then continues driving forward. Shot 6 (0:08–0:09.5) — Wrist Application Quick cut: Jessica dabs/sprays lightly at her inner wrist, natural real-time motion, then rubs wrists together briefly — fast, confident, commercial-standard gesture. Shot 7 (0:09.5–0:11) — Notes Visualized Fast macro cutaway: lavender petals and a drop of golden honey caught mid-air in crisp, quick motion (not slow-mo) — visualizing lavender, honey, and orchid notes in under 1.5 seconds. Shot 8 (0:11–0:12.5) — Product Detail Quick tilt down the bottle from cap to base, floral artwork sharp and legible, brisk camera movement matching commercial pace. Shot 9 (0:12.5–0:15) — Final Hero Reveal Jessica turns toward camera with the bottle in hand, natural confident stance, quick dolly-out revealing the full vanity scene. Clean, crisp final frame — no slow lingering fade. BGM: Track builds to its peak in the final second, ending on a bright, resolved note — loud and full, not trailing off quietly. Voiceover (minimal, energetic, matched to BGM — not whispered ASMR): (0–1.5 sec) "Meet Lollia Relax." (6–7 sec, on the spray) "Lavender. Honey. Pure calm." (13–15 sec) "Relax into it." Delivered in a warm, clear, confident Western English accent — natural speaking volume and pace, energetic and inviting, not breathy or drawn out. #Creatify #aimediabuyer #aitools #MarketingTips #D2CMarketing

Jessica Collins

51,987 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

I am the Under Secretary for Strategic Resource Integration. We sit inside the Executive Office of the President. You won't find us on an org chart. We requested it that way. You think an office like mine spins up in a crisis. We've been open since January. Venezuela wasn't a war. Venezuela was the beta. Maduro proved the model the morning we took delivery of him. The President called it "working out brilliantly for both." He's right. It works brilliantly for both of us, and the customer will come around to the "both" on their own time. Kharg Island is the rollout. A third the size of Manhattan, and 90 percent of Iran's crude runs through it. 2 million barrels a day, one valve. I have prayed my whole career for a country that legible. 53 billion in revenue. 11 percent of their GDP. All of it funneling through a rock you could walk across before lunch. I kept the Venezuela playbook. I changed the classification banner and let find-and-replace do Caracas to Tehran. That was the plan. That was the whole plan. Page 14 still says Caracas. No one on the distribution list has ever reached page 14. They initial page 1. Page 1 is projected revenue. It goes up and to the right, the only direction this town can read. The Energy Secretary testified he was "unaware." Under oath, to Congress, the man who runs American energy. Good. He was never read into the compartment. The fewer names on the account, the cleaner the account. He runs the department. He does not run this. We don't say invasion. We say onboarding. Every onboarding has friction. The Marines off the coast are not an occupying force. They're field engagement. Iran said an invasion of its islands would "shatter all restraint." I logged it as customer feedback and filed it. The file is full. Engaged customers submit the most feedback. It's the quiet ones who churn. And Iran can't churn. That's the part I'm proudest of. We built the account with no exit. No competitor to switch to. We are the market, and the market is now total. Total is my word. I workshopped it. "Seize" scares people. "Total control of their markets" tests at 71, because nobody pictures a kid from Ohio on a beach when you say markets. We moved 22 tankers through Hormuz at night with the lights off. The President said he wanted to announce it so badly it hurt, and he held it a month anyway. That is the most discipline this administration has ever shown. 100 million barrels, he said. The fact-checkers say the math doesn't hold. They're junior. The number was never the deliverable. The number is the soft launch. He said he loves the inflation. People clutched their receipts. 90 a barrel instead of 250 is the discount, and 250 is a price I invented so this one would feel like mercy. How long will we be there? The President answered that. "We had to be there for a while." A while is my favorite contract length. It renews on its own. No court can find the end date. He wondered out loud whether America has the stomach for it. I don't need the country's stomach. I need its signature on page 1. He called the people who object stupid. I'd defend them. They're not stupid. They just read to page 14. Last thing. Annex C. The out-year targets. 3 more, redacted, marked pre-decisional. I can't tell you which 3. Total control of their markets. Nobody in that room asked which market. The crude still sails east, to China, the same as yesterday. We don't own the oil. We own the valve, the fear, and the word "total." That was always the only product.

I am the Under Secretary for Strategic Resource Integration. We sit inside the Executive Office of the President. You won't find us on an org chart. We requested it that way. You think an office like mine spins up in a crisis. We've been open since January. Venezuela wasn't a war. Venezuela was the beta. Maduro proved the model the morning we took delivery of him. The President called it "working out brilliantly for both." He's right. It works brilliantly for both of us, and the customer will come around to the "both" on their own time. Kharg Island is the rollout. A third the size of Manhattan, and 90 percent of Iran's crude runs through it. 2 million barrels a day, one valve. I have prayed my whole career for a country that legible. 53 billion in revenue. 11 percent of their GDP. All of it funneling through a rock you could walk across before lunch. I kept the Venezuela playbook. I changed the classification banner and let find-and-replace do Caracas to Tehran. That was the plan. That was the whole plan. Page 14 still says Caracas. No one on the distribution list has ever reached page 14. They initial page 1. Page 1 is projected revenue. It goes up and to the right, the only direction this town can read. The Energy Secretary testified he was "unaware." Under oath, to Congress, the man who runs American energy. Good. He was never read into the compartment. The fewer names on the account, the cleaner the account. He runs the department. He does not run this. We don't say invasion. We say onboarding. Every onboarding has friction. The Marines off the coast are not an occupying force. They're field engagement. Iran said an invasion of its islands would "shatter all restraint." I logged it as customer feedback and filed it. The file is full. Engaged customers submit the most feedback. It's the quiet ones who churn. And Iran can't churn. That's the part I'm proudest of. We built the account with no exit. No competitor to switch to. We are the market, and the market is now total. Total is my word. I workshopped it. "Seize" scares people. "Total control of their markets" tests at 71, because nobody pictures a kid from Ohio on a beach when you say markets. We moved 22 tankers through Hormuz at night with the lights off. The President said he wanted to announce it so badly it hurt, and he held it a month anyway. That is the most discipline this administration has ever shown. 100 million barrels, he said. The fact-checkers say the math doesn't hold. They're junior. The number was never the deliverable. The number is the soft launch. He said he loves the inflation. People clutched their receipts. 90 a barrel instead of 250 is the discount, and 250 is a price I invented so this one would feel like mercy. How long will we be there? The President answered that. "We had to be there for a while." A while is my favorite contract length. It renews on its own. No court can find the end date. He wondered out loud whether America has the stomach for it. I don't need the country's stomach. I need its signature on page 1. He called the people who object stupid. I'd defend them. They're not stupid. They just read to page 14. Last thing. Annex C. The out-year targets. 3 more, redacted, marked pre-decisional. I can't tell you which 3. Total control of their markets. Nobody in that room asked which market. The crude still sails east, to China, the same as yesterday. We don't own the oil. We own the valve, the fear, and the word "total." That was always the only product.

Peter Girnus 🦅

22,034 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад