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Locker Room Gear Check

Editor's note

Two partners show their gear in a locker-room selfie that ends in a blinding flash into the lens. One clip sets every beat; one photo recasts both men.

Prompt

@Video1 controls motion, camera, framing, timing, the room and sound; keep all of it exactly: the handheld selfie camera on an outstretched arm with a wide lens from slightly below, the hero talks to the lens in a close selfie, his partner leans in over his shoulder, the hero turns to the partner and back with a smile, then shows his gear to the lens one item after another exactly as in @Video1 - pistol with a mounted flashlight, the flashlight shining straight into the lens as a blinding white flash with a turquoise glint, knife, handcuffs raised in both hands, two magazines, a small flashlight - with the same fast whip-pan blur transitions between items. The same locker room with dark metal lockers and stickers, the same lighting and color. @Image1 controls the two people: the man holding the camera becomes the person on the left of @Image1, the partner who leans in becomes the person on the right of @Image1, with the same faces, hair, build and clothes. No trace of the original people. From @Video1 take the motion, camera, room and props; take none of its people. Five fingers on each hand, hands grip each item naturally. Photorealistic, natural phone footage, one continuous shot with the same transitions as @Video1, no subtitles, no text, no watermark.

What You Need

The prompt points to each file by its tag, like @Video1. Download the examples or bring your own.

Video 1
Reference videoSets the selfie camera, every item, the flash and the timing. Use it as it is.
Image 1 example: The two partnersImage 1
The two partnersBoth people on one photo: hero left, partner right. Waist-up, faces clearly visible.

How to Use This Prompt

  1. 1Copy the prompt above — the full text, not a trimmed version.
  2. 2Open Workroom: Video → WAN 3.0. Use reference mode; in settings pick 720p or 1080p and 12 seconds.
  3. 3Upload the files in this order: Video 1 → Image 1.
  4. 4Paste the prompt and hit Generate. Check the first result before making more.

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