Use the input first frame to generate a 10-second, 16:9, film-level realistic style continuous video.
A barefoot female dancer in a black sleeveless dress, always holding the same piece of translucent red silk in her right hand. She was in shallow, ankle-deep water beneath a golden sunset.
0–2 seconds:
The dancer starts from the left side of the screen and moves to the right, taking two light steps. The camera remains at waist height, following smoothly from the side.
Her right hand always holds the red gauze. The character starts to move first, and the red yarn swings later due to inertia. When your footsteps fall into the water, a natural small-scale splash will occur.
2–6 seconds:
The dancer begins a simple, coherent dance movement.
Using her left foot as support, she completed a slow 180-degree half turn to the right; her right foot simultaneously drew an arc across the water. She raised her right hand holding the red gauze and spread her left hand naturally to the other side of her body.
The red gauze rotates with the arms and body, forming a continuous, soft arc behind the figure. The red gauze cannot wrap around the body or move in front of the character.
The right foot creates an arc of water as it cuts across the water; new ripples form around the supporting foot. The splash must originate from the point where the feet touch the water.
6–8 seconds:
The dancer ends her spin and turns back to the right side of the screen. She keeps the rhythm of the dance, completing a side step and a stretch to the right.
The right hand continues to hold the red gauze, and the arm slowly unfolds outward from a high position. The red yarn continues to flutter backward due to inertia, forming natural waves.
The camera continues to follow sideways without switching angles.
8–10 seconds:
The dancer gradually slows down and pauses in a stretched finishing position. Her right hand lowered slowly, but still held the red yarn.
After the figure stops, the red yarn continues to move forward, and then slowly falls due to gravity. The end of the red yarn touches the water, causing slight ripples. The existing ripples on the water surface continue to spread outward.
The last second keeps the characters, red yarn and water ripples visible at the same time.
Lens requirements:
The entire video uses a continuous sideways tracking shot. The camera remains steady and restrained, without switching camera positions, quickly circling, or suddenly zooming in.
Physical requirements:
One end of the red gauze is always fixed on the figure's right hand. When the character moves, the red gauze starts to move later; after the character stops, the red gauze continues to move and falls naturally.
Red yarn remains light, soft and translucent. The part that touches the water is slightly heavier. Splashes are generated from the position of footsteps and feet, and the ripples on the water surface continue to spread and cannot disappear immediately.
Keep the same character, the same long black dress, the same red gauze and the same shallow water scene.
Avoid character deformation, red gauze disappearing, multiple red gauze appearing, red gauze changing hands, red gauze wrapping around the body, red gauze passing through the character, characters floating, feet deforming, water splash appearing out of thin air, water surface reset, complex jumps, continuous high-speed rotation, additional characters, camera switching and screen flickering.