1. GLOBAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• CAMERA: ARRI ALEXA 65 (65mm digital sensor)
• RESOLUTION: 6.5K ... - 画廊 - Free Ai Video Generator
提示词: 1. GLOBAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• CAMERA: ARRI ALEXA 65 (65mm digital sensor)
• RESOLUTION: 6.5K Open Gate
• LENS: Custom-built ARRI PRIME DNA lenses (rehoused vintage glass, 50mm & 80mm)
• EI (ASA): 800 base, rated at 640 for shadow detail preservation
• SHUTTER: 180° (1/48th sec) for natural motion blur
• COLOR TEMP: 2800K tungsten practicals; 5600K daylight balance for exteriors
• POST WORKFLOW: Film-out to 70mm negative (Kodak Vision3 5219), scanned back at 8K for organic grain overlay
• COLOR GRADE: Custom LUT inspired by Sicario’s twilight palette—desaturated cyan mid-tones, warm skin tone isolation.
2. SHOT LIST & CINEMATOGRAPHIC DIRECTION
SCENE 1: INT. WAREHOUSE (TRAFFORD PARK) – 04:17 AM
The world is asleep. One man is awake with someone’s memory.
SHOT 1: EXTREME WIDE DRONE ESTABLISHING
• CAMERA: Freefly ALTA X drone, 200ft, 3-axis gimbal
• LENS: 25mm Panavision Primo (cropped to 65mm sensor coverage)
• MOVEMENT: Silent, glacial push-in through the warehouse bay door. No sound but wind.
• LIGHTING: Single 2K tungsten practical (bare bulb) casting a 50ft shadow. No fill.
• MOTIVATION: The universe is vast and indifferent. One light defies it.
SHOT 2: TABLETOP MACRO—THE HANDS
• CAMERA: Phantom VEO 4K at 120fps, mounted on Fisher Dolly with Micro-Adjust head
• LENS: 80mm ARRI Prime DNA, T1.4 (shooting at T1.6 to induce slight lens breathing)
• FOCUS: Rack from fingertips to knuckles; each wrinkle is a topographic map of care.
• LIGHTING: Dedolight 150W through 4x4 diffusion, 6 inches from subject. Light wraps like prayer.
• TEXTURE: Every fingerprint, every scar visible. This is not footage; it’s evidence of humanity.
SHOT 3: THE EMPLOYEE (DAVID, 58)
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, handheld with Easyrig (90% tilt-lock)
• LENS: 50mm DNA at T2 (sweet spot for spherical fall-off)
• COMPOSITION: ECU, eye-level. David’s eyes reflect the package he’s wrapping.
• PERFORMANCE NOTE: He doesn't look at the camera. He looks through us, like we’re a ghost he’s made peace with.
• LIGHTING: Single Kino Flo 2ft 3200K, dimmed to 20%, flagged to keep eyelights as twin catchlights only. DAVID (V.O.):
"My daughter died in a hospital at the other end of the country. Someone had to bring her things home. A stranger did it. Threw them in a box. Taped it. Done. I flinched opening it."SHOT 4: THE FLINCH (FLASHBACK INTERCUT)
• CAMERA: Bolex 16mm (physical film), 500T pushed 2 stops
• LENS: Kinoptik 25mm f/1.5 (vintage French glass, swirly edges)
• TEXTURE: Visible grain, gate weave, light leaks. This is violated memory.
• VISUAL: Hands tearing open a box. Items spilling. A photo bent at the corner.
• RATIONALE: Lower fidelity for trauma. The present is pristine; the past is damaged. SCENE 2: THE RITUAL (MONTAGE)
Care is slow. We shoot it at 12 frames per second to give God time to notice.
SHOT 5: SILK WRAPPING
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, motorized slider (60 inches/minute)
• LENS: 100mm Macro DNA, T2.8
• SPECIAL: Probe lens inserted inside the box, looking up as silk descends like a burial shroud.
• SOUND: Silk whisper at 96kHz, pitched down 2 octaves in post. Sounds like a hymn.
SHOT 6: THE NOTE
• CAMERA: Phantom VEO at 1000fps
• LENS: 50mm DNA
• VISUAL: Handwritten card lowered into frame. Paper bends. Ink glistens. Time stops.
• LIGHTING: Briese Focus 180 (soft sun) creating a single god-ray. Dust particulate visible in the air.
• COLOR: Isolated warm separation. Everything else desaturated to black & white except the yellow legal pad paper.
SHOT 7: SEALING THE BOX
• CAMERA: Bolt Cinebot (high-speed motion control), programmed to move 3mm/frame
• LENS: 35mm DNA, T4 (deep focus)
• VISUAL: Tape gun applies a single strip. Slow-motion. The adhesive bonds at a molecular level.
• SOUND: Tape pull = reverb-drenched cello note (Hildur Guðnadóttir style).
SCENE 3: THE HANDOFF
Two people, one package, infinite weight.
SHOT 8: TWO-SHOT, PROFILE
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65 on Steadicam, 180° arc around subjects
• LENS: 80mm DNA, T1.4 (shallow depth: only hands and faces sharp)
• MOVEMENT: Orbit takes seconds. Background becomes creamy bokeh orbs. The world dissolves. Only this exchange matters.
• LIGHTING: Natural window light supplemented with 12x12 bounce. No shadows. This is pure. DAVID (to Client):
"You handle the hard stuff. I handle this."SHOT 9: THE NOD
• CAMERA: Same setup, push-in to 20mm macro eyeball reflection
• EFFECT: In the reflection of the client’s eye, we see David’s face. Then we see the package. Then we fade.
• LENS: Probe lens into pupil. Iris flares. This is the window to the soul. And we’re looking through it.
SCENE 4: FINAL FRAME — TITLE CARD
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, locked off
• VISUAL: Box sits on a doorstep in a quiet Manchester suburb (e.g., Didsbury/Chorlton). No one around. But it’s placed, not left. The difference is care.
• COLOR: Final grade: Kodak 2383 print stock emulation. Grain added in 70mm density.
• SOUND: Single piano note, Bridgewater Hall reverb tail. 8-second decay.. 模型: sora-2. 探索由社区创作并公开分享的 AI 视频作品。
提示词
1. GLOBAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• CAMERA: ARRI ALEXA 65 (65mm digital sensor)
• RESOLUTION: 6.5K Open Gate
• LENS: Custom-built ARRI PRIME DNA lenses (rehoused vintage glass, 50mm & 80mm)
• EI (ASA): 800 base, rated at 640 for shadow detail preservation
• SHUTTER: 180° (1/48th sec) for natural motion blur
• COLOR TEMP: 2800K tungsten practicals; 5600K daylight balance for exteriors
• POST WORKFLOW: Film-out to 70mm negative (Kodak Vision3 5219), scanned back at 8K for organic grain overlay
• COLOR GRADE: Custom LUT inspired by Sicario’s twilight palette—desaturated cyan mid-tones, warm skin tone isolation.
2. SHOT LIST & CINEMATOGRAPHIC DIRECTION
SCENE 1: INT. WAREHOUSE (TRAFFORD PARK) – 04:17 AM
The world is asleep. One man is awake with someone’s memory.
SHOT 1: EXTREME WIDE DRONE ESTABLISHING
• CAMERA: Freefly ALTA X drone, 200ft, 3-axis gimbal
• LENS: 25mm Panavision Primo (cropped to 65mm sensor coverage)
• MOVEMENT: Silent, glacial push-in through the warehouse bay door. No sound but wind.
• LIGHTING: Single 2K tungsten practical (bare bulb) casting a 50ft shadow. No fill.
• MOTIVATION: The universe is vast and indifferent. One light defies it.
SHOT 2: TABLETOP MACRO—THE HANDS
• CAMERA: Phantom VEO 4K at 120fps, mounted on Fisher Dolly with Micro-Adjust head
• LENS: 80mm ARRI Prime DNA, T1.4 (shooting at T1.6 to induce slight lens breathing)
• FOCUS: Rack from fingertips to knuckles; each wrinkle is a topographic map of care.
• LIGHTING: Dedolight 150W through 4x4 diffusion, 6 inches from subject. Light wraps like prayer.
• TEXTURE: Every fingerprint, every scar visible. This is not footage; it’s evidence of humanity.
SHOT 3: THE EMPLOYEE (DAVID, 58)
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, handheld with Easyrig (90% tilt-lock)
• LENS: 50mm DNA at T2 (sweet spot for spherical fall-off)
• COMPOSITION: ECU, eye-level. David’s eyes reflect the package he’s wrapping.
• PERFORMANCE NOTE: He doesn't look at the camera. He looks through us, like we’re a ghost he’s made peace with.
• LIGHTING: Single Kino Flo 2ft 3200K, dimmed to 20%, flagged to keep eyelights as twin catchlights only. DAVID (V.O.):
"My daughter died in a hospital at the other end of the country. Someone had to bring her things home. A stranger did it. Threw them in a box. Taped it. Done. I flinched opening it."SHOT 4: THE FLINCH (FLASHBACK INTERCUT)
• CAMERA: Bolex 16mm (physical film), 500T pushed 2 stops
• LENS: Kinoptik 25mm f/1.5 (vintage French glass, swirly edges)
• TEXTURE: Visible grain, gate weave, light leaks. This is violated memory.
• VISUAL: Hands tearing open a box. Items spilling. A photo bent at the corner.
• RATIONALE: Lower fidelity for trauma. The present is pristine; the past is damaged. SCENE 2: THE RITUAL (MONTAGE)
Care is slow. We shoot it at 12 frames per second to give God time to notice.
SHOT 5: SILK WRAPPING
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, motorized slider (60 inches/minute)
• LENS: 100mm Macro DNA, T2.8
• SPECIAL: Probe lens inserted inside the box, looking up as silk descends like a burial shroud.
• SOUND: Silk whisper at 96kHz, pitched down 2 octaves in post. Sounds like a hymn.
SHOT 6: THE NOTE
• CAMERA: Phantom VEO at 1000fps
• LENS: 50mm DNA
• VISUAL: Handwritten card lowered into frame. Paper bends. Ink glistens. Time stops.
• LIGHTING: Briese Focus 180 (soft sun) creating a single god-ray. Dust particulate visible in the air.
• COLOR: Isolated warm separation. Everything else desaturated to black & white except the yellow legal pad paper.
SHOT 7: SEALING THE BOX
• CAMERA: Bolt Cinebot (high-speed motion control), programmed to move 3mm/frame
• LENS: 35mm DNA, T4 (deep focus)
• VISUAL: Tape gun applies a single strip. Slow-motion. The adhesive bonds at a molecular level.
• SOUND: Tape pull = reverb-drenched cello note (Hildur Guðnadóttir style).
SCENE 3: THE HANDOFF
Two people, one package, infinite weight.
SHOT 8: TWO-SHOT, PROFILE
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65 on Steadicam, 180° arc around subjects
• LENS: 80mm DNA, T1.4 (shallow depth: only hands and faces sharp)
• MOVEMENT: Orbit takes seconds. Background becomes creamy bokeh orbs. The world dissolves. Only this exchange matters.
• LIGHTING: Natural window light supplemented with 12x12 bounce. No shadows. This is pure. DAVID (to Client):
"You handle the hard stuff. I handle this."SHOT 9: THE NOD
• CAMERA: Same setup, push-in to 20mm macro eyeball reflection
• EFFECT: In the reflection of the client’s eye, we see David’s face. Then we see the package. Then we fade.
• LENS: Probe lens into pupil. Iris flares. This is the window to the soul. And we’re looking through it.
SCENE 4: FINAL FRAME — TITLE CARD
• CAMERA: ALEXA 65, locked off
• VISUAL: Box sits on a doorstep in a quiet Manchester suburb (e.g., Didsbury/Chorlton). No one around. But it’s placed, not left. The difference is care.
• COLOR: Final grade: Kodak 2383 print stock emulation. Grain added in 70mm density.
• SOUND: Single piano note, Bridgewater Hall reverb tail. 8-second decay.