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First-Person POV Sword Flying

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Prompt

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Generate a first-person perspective (POV) video of a woman in green (@Image1) flying on a sword through mountains. Real-life cinematic style. The camera mimics human eyes (no face/body shown, only the sword). Shot 1: Looking down at shoes and dress. Shot 2: Looking forward while flying. Extreme shaking and speed. One-take flow. Only environmental sounds, no BGM. Mountains are huge, character is small. Scale of sword is realistic. Camera position stays constant, only tilting up/down.

Prompt structure analysis

This 视频 prompt uses about 487 characters across 11 descriptive segments. It builds the shot around “First-Person POV Sword Flying” and explicitly controls camera, visual style, audio, setting.

Control dimensions detected

CameraVisual styleAudioSetting

How to adapt it

Replace the main subject or setting in “First-Person POV Sword Flying” while preserving the original action logic.
Keep the camera instruction and change only its speed, direction, or framing.
Add lighting only when it changes the intended result, and remove decorative adjectives that do not affect the shot.

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