
Helicopter Trampoline Jump Video Prompt
M7[mi7]AISeedance 2.0
[Priority Reference Image & Name Fixing] @ image1 = Description Name: Protagonist The protagonist's identity, face, hairstyle, body type, costume, accessories, equipment, and shoe appearance standards. Use only the names fixed above in the subsequent text. 15 seconds, 3:4 aspect ratio, photorealistic live-action, set over a bright blue sea during the day, continuous audio video. No scene cuts throughout the entire duration. Use character reference only for the protagonist's appearance; do not incorporate three-view diagrams, parallel displays, or text/sample layouts into the video. Maintain character identity, costumes, accessories, and physique throughout. No BGM, subtitles, captions, or logos. Characters: Protagonist, Crew A, Crew B, Crew C (4 total). A medium-sized civilian filming helicopter with a white fuselage and blue lines. Black skid landing gear, open wide side sliding door, external steps for boarding, dark gray interior. The helicopter maintains a constant altitude above the sea surface from start to finish. A coastline is visible in the distance, and a circular trampoline is placed on the sea surface far below. The protagonist stands on the external step outside the open door, looking at the distant trampoline below. Crew A stands near the door wearing a blue windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. Crew B stands inside the aircraft near the door wearing an orange windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. Crew C is deep inside the aircraft wearing a green windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. All three crew members' faces are visible. The camera starts from the same filming position near the helicopter door, capturing the protagonist, three crew members, and the sea beyond the door with a slightly wide-angle lens. Do not change the camera's installation position; adjust its vertical orientation according to the fall and ascent. Wind noise and helicopter rotor sounds continue naturally throughout. 0.0–3.0s: Crew A looks at the protagonist and smiles, asking "Ready?" The protagonist turns their face to Crew A, nods, then looks directly into the camera lens, showing tension and excitement mixed with a smile, saying energetically in natural Japanese, "Okay, I'm going!" The visible mouth movements of both parties match their respective full dialogue. Crew B raises a fist lightly while smiling, and Crew C smiles happily, leaning out slightly and nodding. After speaking, the protagonist takes a deep breath, looks down at the circular trampoline, kicks off the external step, and jumps out. 3.0–6.2s: The moment the protagonist jumps out of the helicopter, Crew B shouts towards them, "Go!" The camera quickly turns downward while maintaining the filming position near the door, tracking the falling protagonist in the center of the frame. The protagonist extends their body as they fall, becoming smaller in the frame as the distance increases. The circular trampoline below becomes visible, and the protagonist approaches it aiming for the center. While the camera is pointed down, the three crew members are off-screen, but cheerful cheers can be heard from inside the aircraft. Rotor sounds and wind noises continue. 6.2–7.7s: The protagonist lands near the center of the circular trampoline on the sea surface. The stretched jumping surface sinks significantly under the protagonist's weight, then strongly pushes back immediately after the descent stops. The camera remains pointing down, showing the landing, the sinking of the jumping surface, and the reversal to upward momentum due to rebound in one continuous shot. Impact sounds of landing and rebound are audible. 7.7–11.6s: The protagonist bounces high towards the helicopter with the momentum of the rebound, pulling knees to chest to fold body small, spinning vigorously in mid-air. The camera adjusts upwards to match the rising protagonist from the same filming position. As the protagonist gets closer, they become larger in the frame, and the open door and external step become visible again. The protagonist rises rapidly all the way to just before the helicopter's external step, quickly unwinding the spin and extending legs at the moment of reaching the step, planting both feet firmly on the same external step they jumped from without hesitation. Upon landing, absorb shock with knees and immediately straighten upper body, returning to the same position, body orientation, and standing posture as at the beginning. Film the approach to the helicopter, unwinding of rotation, planting of both feet, and return to posture as a sharp, quick series of movements continuing seamlessly at normal speed. The helicopter's altitude above the sea surface does not change. 11.6–15.0s: The camera returns to the initial orientation around the door. Crew A claps smilingly towards the protagonist. Crew B joyfully thrusts a fist up and shouts briefly, "Yay--!" Crew C looks at the protagonist, smiles, and claps hands. The protagonist, breathing heavily, turns face to camera lens, eyes shining, speaking brightly and naturally with excitement and joy of safe return: "Oh wow! Oh wow, that was awesome!" Match mouth movements of Crew B and protagonist with their respective full dialogue during speech. Final frame: Protagonist standing on the same initial external step, finishing talking to camera with excited expression, behind them Crew A and Crew C are clapping, and Crew B is rejoicing. End at 15 seconds with crew clapping and rotor sounds continuing.






















