SEEDANCE 2.5 — 最终主控提示

SEEDANCE 2.5 — FINAL MASTER PROMPT SCENE CONTEXT On Skyfall Ridge, Ollie — a young stylized ostrich with two large green palm fronds physically strapped onto his wings using clearly visible vine cords — tries three times to fly, launching from three progressively higher points on the same mountain. Every launch sends him away from the mountain into open air. Every failed attempt sends him falling toward the deep jungle canopy or forest floor far below the ridge. The palm fronds NEVER disappear. The vine cords NEVER disappear. Every crash progressively damages the palm fronds and loosens the vine straps. 15 seconds total. Bright animated-feature daylight. Fast comedy timing. Large readable expressions. Strong physical weight. Tender emotional final beat. ================================================== ACTIVE REFERENCES ================================================== [@ollie] CHARACTER SHEET — LOADED SECOND. STRICTLY MATCH THE UPDATED OLLIE CHARACTER SHEET. Ollie is a young adult stylized 3D animated ostrich, approximately 120 cm tall. CHARACTER COLOR LOCK: • deep navy / midnight-blue primary body plumage • royal blue and electric blue secondary feathers • bright cyan feather tips • violet, purple and magenta accent feathers • purple-blue crown tuft • long blue-violet neck • large white sclera • natural olive-green / green-brown irises • dark pupils • strong animated-film eye catchlights • thick expressive brows • long eyelashes • warm coral / salmon-orange beak • warm coral / salmon-orange legs and three-toed feet • layered soft groomed feathers PERSONALITY: Goofy. Hopeful. Overconfident. Curious. Lovable. Clumsy. Endlessly determined. 100% MATCH THE REFERENCE. NO character redesign. NO morphing. NO proportion drift. NO color drift. NO brown body. NO cream body. NO old color palette. [@ridge] LOCATION SHEET — LOADED FIRST. STRICTLY MATCH THE UPDATED SKYFALL RIDGE ART DIRECTION. Skyfall Ridge is a tall, narrow, three-tier mountain ridge in a polished Disney-inspired animated-feature environment style. GEOGRAPHY: • warm orange-brown dirt track running up the mountain spine • LOW LEDGE • MID OUTCROP • HIGH PEAK • sheer drops on every side • enormous jungle canopy far below • distant winding river • mist between treetops • tall stylized rock spires surrounding the ridge • one broad FLAT-FACED ROCK SPIRE positioned along Ollie’s final flight path • deep blue sky • large sculpted white cumulus clouds ENVIRONMENT STYLE: Whimsical premium animated-feature environment. Stylized readable rock silhouettes. Warm beige, peach and soft-grey cliffs. Rounded appealing vegetation shapes. Lush saturated jungle greens. Soft atmospheric blue depth. Large fluffy clouds. Warm directional sunlight. Beautiful painterly color separation. Do NOT make the location look like live-action photography. Do NOT turn it into documentary realism. STYLE REFERENCE ONLY. Extend the environment naturally. ================================================== LOCATION MAP ================================================== FOREGROUND: Orange-brown dirt track. Loose pebbles. Warm stone fragments. Grass. Fern leaves. Broad tropical foliage. Small flowers. MIDGROUND: Three launch points climbing the same ridge spine: 1. LOW LEDGE 2. MID OUTCROP 3. HIGH PEAK Every launch point visibly ends in OPEN AIR. BACKGROUND: Deep green jungle canopy hundreds of meters below. Thin river ribbon visible through the valley. Mist caught between tree crowns. Multiple giant rock spires. Flat-faced rock spire along the final flight line. Clouds at mountain height. CANOPY HAZE: Approximately 25% in the upper valley, increasing toward approximately 40% near the valley floor. CAMERA WORLD RULE: Camera should usually operate from the OUTER-AIR side of the ridge so the enormous drop remains visible. The audience must always understand how high Ollie is. ================================================== SCALE LOCK ================================================== Ollie: approximately two-thirds the height of an adult human. LOW LEDGE: approximately four times Ollie’s height above the nearest treetops. MID OUTCROP: approximately thirty times Ollie’s height above the canopy. HIGH PEAK: so high that individual trees below look like tiny green dots. FLAT-FACED ROCK SPIRE: approximately six Ollie-heights of visible vertical face. ================================================== FLIGHT PROP DESIGN — CRITICAL ================================================== Ollie uses TWO LARGE NATURAL GREEN PALM FRONDS as improvised wings. One palm frond is strapped onto EACH real wing. IMPORTANT: THE ATTACHMENT SYSTEM MUST BE CLEARLY VISIBLE. Each palm frond is secured using several thin but visually readable jungle vine cords. Each wing has: • one vine wrap near the upper wing joint • one vine wrap around the middle of the wing • one smaller securing tie toward the lower wing feathers The cords wrap around BOTH: Ollie’s wing AND the base/rib of the palm frond. VISIBLE KNOTS. VISIBLE WRAPPING. VISIBLE TENSION. Do not hide the vines under Ollie’s feathers. Do not make the fronds look magically attached. The audience must instantly understand: OLLIE HAS PHYSICALLY STRAPPED GIANT LEAVES TO HIS WINGS. ================================================== PROP DAMAGE CONTINUITY ================================================== Damage must ACCUMULATE. Never reset the palm fronds between shots. Never reset the vine cords between shots. START: Palm fronds are fresh, broad and intact. Leaf ribs straight. Leaf edges clean. Vine straps tightly wrapped. Knots secure. Fronds sit firmly against Ollie’s wings. AFTER FALL 1: Both palm fronds remain attached. Both are visibly bent. Several leaf ribs cracked. Some leaf edges torn. One frond slightly folded. Vine cords loosen slightly. One wrap shifts crooked. Knots remain attached. Fronds wobble more during movement. AFTER FALL 2: Palm fronds remain attached. Damage becomes much heavier. Multiple ribs snapped. Leaf tips frayed. Several leaf sections split. Edges torn. Fronds no longer symmetrical. Vine cords visibly looser. One strap hangs slightly away from the wing. Some wrapping becomes messy. Knots have shifted. Fronds visibly shake against the wings while running. FINAL FLIGHT: Both palm fronds are battered but still usable. Broken sections flutter violently in airflow. Loose vine ends whip slightly behind Ollie. The audience can clearly see that Ollie is attempting the final flight with already damaged equipment. FINAL IMPACT: Palm fronds CRUMPLE. More ribs snap. Leaves split. Several pieces tear loose. Vine wraps slip further. One or more cords partially unravel. Some loose cord hangs downward. The main pieces of the fronds remain associated with Ollie’s wings/body. They do NOT magically disappear. [11:41 AM] ================================================== FIRST FRAME / BLOCKING ================================================== NON-EMPTY OPENING FRAME. Ollie is ALREADY RUNNING. Place Ollie in the lower-left third. Low travelling angle along the dirt run-up. Legs rapidly scissoring. Neck extended confidently forward. Two huge palm fronds are visibly strapped to his wings. The vine straps and knots are readable. Fronds tremble violently in the airflow. His neon blue, cyan, purple and magenta feathers flutter. Dust sprays behind his coral-orange feet. Low stone ledge ahead. Open sky occupies the right two-thirds of frame. Treetops clearly visible far below the cliff lip. RULE OF THIRDS: Ollie = left. Drop = right. Nothing frozen. ================================================== FORMAT MODE ================================================== TIMED MULTISHOT. EXACTLY TWO HARD CUTS. CUT 1: 0:04.0 CUT 2: 0:08.5 NO OTHER CUTS. ================================================== OPTICS ================================================== SHOT 1 0:00–0:04.0 Start: 84° FOV. Ease toward: 63° FOV during launch. No random focal changes. SHOT 2 0:04.0–0:08.5 63° FOV for run and launch. Hold during short glide. Push toward: 47° FOV during stall and fall. SHOT 3 0:08.5–0:15.0 84° FOV for high-peak run-up. 47° FOV during long glide. 29° FOV around dialogue. 18° FOV around rock impact and final emotional close-up. Rectilinear cinematic prime-lens character. 180-degree shutter motion blur. Deep focus for environment wides. Shallow separation for emotional close-ups. ================================================== CAMERA ================================================== SHOT 1: Camera moves immediately from frame one. Low travelling dolly running beside Ollie around knee height. Match Ollie’s speed. As Ollie leaves the ledge: camera swings beyond the cliff edge, cranes downward beside him, keeps Ollie and the treetops below visible. The fall must read as a REAL DROP AWAY FROM THE MOUNTAIN. SHOT 2: Camera rises alongside Ollie while he climbs the ridge. Hold beside him during mid-outcrop launch. Float beside him during the brief glide. When lift disappears: camera tilts down and follows Ollie into the canopy. End looking toward the broken treetops. SHOT 3: Tracking dolly during high-peak run. Camera leaves the mountain WITH Ollie. Fly alongside his right side at wing height. Valley passes hundreds of meters below. Strong environmental parallax. Move closer during the joyful flight. For the final danger: whip around toward the flat-faced rock spire. Camera looks directly toward the broad face of the rock. Impact reads toward camera. Then transition down to forest level for final close-up. CAMERA NEVER LOCKED OFF. ================================================== ACTION ================================================== 0.0s–1.6s Ollie sprints uphill at approximately 40 km/h. His blue, cyan and violet feathers ripple. Two intact palm fronds remain clearly strapped to his wings. The vine cords pull tight under the force of the air. Visible knots hold them in place. The fronds flap in ineffective bursts. Chin high. Eyes bright. Absolute confidence. 1.6s LOW LEDGE LAUNCH. Ollie leaps. Palm fronds thrown wide. Chest forward. Both feet leave the mountain. 1.6s–2.3s He hangs over open air. ZERO LIFT. His confidence disappears progressively. First: brows change. Then: eyes widen. Then: beak slowly drops open. He looks DOWN. He sees jungle canopy instead of ground. 2.3s–3.2s FIRST DROP. Ollie falls vertically away from the ridge. His legs cycle uselessly. The two strapped palm fronds remain attached during the ENTIRE fall. Air pressure folds them backward. Vines visibly STRAIN. The cords pull tight. Then: CRASH THROUGH CANOPY. Branches snap. Leaves explode. Small birds scatter. During impact: both palm fronds bend violently. Several leaf ribs crack. Edges tear. One vine wrap slides slightly loose. 3.2s–4.0s Ollie hangs upside down in a tree fork. Both palm fronds STILL ATTACHED. They are now clearly damaged. One frond bends across part of his face. The vines are visible and slightly loose. One knot has shifted. One leaf slowly falls past him. Ollie blinks. His eyes narrow with renewed determination. 4.0s HARD CUT. 4.0s–5.4s Ollie sprints higher along the mountain. Same ridge. Much larger drop. DAMAGED FRONDS still strapped to his wings. Bent leaf ribs visible. Torn edges flutter. The loosened vine straps cause the fronds to wobble slightly. Dust trails behind Ollie. His eyes lock onto the MID OUTCROP. 5.4s SECOND LAUNCH. He jumps from the tip of the mid outcrop. His legs continue running through empty air for one comedic beat. 5.4s–6.8s The damaged palm fronds suddenly CATCH AIR. THEY WORK. Ollie rises approximately two meters. He glides. His face changes: surprise → disbelief → pure joy. Huge open-beaked smile. One tiny triumphant flap. 6.8s The damaged fronds suddenly lose lift. Broken sections collapse. Fronds go slack. Ollie stalls. Expression: JOY → confusion → HORROR. 6.8s–8.5s SECOND DROP. Ollie tumbles end-over-end through open air. PALM FRONDS REMAIN ATTACHED. During the tumble: fronds twist violently. More leaf ribs snap. Several sections split. Leaf tips shred. The vine lashings strain and slide. One cord partially loosens and begins hanging at an angle. He crashes through two canopy layers. Branches snap. Leaves explode outward. He lands flat on his back on the shadowed forest floor. Legs continue cycling for one absurd beat. The fronds are now HEAVILY DAMAGED. 8.5s HARD CUT. 8.5s–10.2s Ollie rolls upright. He shakes his whole body. Dust, twigs and leaves spray from his neon feathers. The palm fronds are visibly wrecked: split leaves, bent ribs, frayed tips. The vines remain attached but obviously loose and messy. Ollie grabs/pulls the damaged fronds closer to his wings with a determined adjustment. He does NOT magically repair them. He simply tightens them enough to continue. Some cord remains hanging loose. Then he sprints toward the HIGH PEAK. Long steep run. Huge dust plume. 10.2s THIRD LAUNCH. Ollie jumps from the HIGH PEAK. Enormous committed leap. Both battered palm fronds spread to full span. Loose leaf sections flutter. Loose vine ends whip slightly. Massive valley below. 10.2s–12.3s THIS TIME IT WORKS. Ollie SOARS. Long steady glide. He slowly gains altitude. The damaged palm fronds flex realistically under airflow. Broken tips flutter. Loose vine ends trail behind them. But the straps STILL HOLD. His neck feathers stream backward. Electric blue and cyan feather tips glow under sunlight. Large clouds move around him. Jungle canopy slides far below. His eyes become glassy with joy. He cannot believe it. 12.3s–13.4s Ollie throws his head backward. Beak wide. Chest raised. He shouts: "I CAN FLY!" Ecstatic. Boyish. Voice slightly cracking with happiness. NO SUBTITLES. 13.6s His eyes suddenly snap forward. FLAT-FACED ROCK SPIRE. DIRECTLY AHEAD. Pupils shrink. Brows shoot upward. He desperately tries to turn. The broken palm fronds flap wildly. The loose vine cords shift under extreme tension. 13.6s–14.2s FINAL IMPACT. Ollie hits the rock face HEAD-FIRST / FACE-FIRST in broad cartoon impact. Feathers puff outward. The palm fronds slam flat against the rock. Multiple remaining leaf ribs SNAP. Fronds CRUMPLE. Leaf pieces tear loose. The vines become much looser. One cord partially unravels. Another strap slides down the wing slightly. The palm fronds remain visibly connected to him. Ollie’s animated body compresses against the rock. Then gravity pulls him downward. 14.2s–15.0s Ollie slides down the rock face. He drops to the forest floor. Lands face-down. Wings spread. Neck extended forward. Beak pressed into the dirt. The completely battered palm fronds are STILL PRESENT. They hang awkwardly from his wings. Broken leaf pieces remain attached. Several loose vine cords hang around the wing area. One strap is partially unraveled. One torn green leaf rests across the top of Ollie’s beak. Warm dappled light enters through the canopy. His eyes are half-lidded. Dazed. 14.6s His visible eye slowly looks upward. Through the canopy he sees the distant blue sky. Hold. One quiet emotional beat. Then: one slow blink. A tiny spark of determination returns. END. ================================================== PERFORMANCE ================================================== Premium animated-feature character acting. Ollie’s FACE carries the comedy. Large eyes. Strong brows. Expressive lashes. Flexible beak. Every failed flight follows: CONFIDENCE → realization → widening eyes → panic. Important: He must visibly LOOK DOWN during the failed flights and understand there is nothing beneath him. Third flight is emotionally sincere. His joy is real. Eyes slightly wet. Large smile. Relaxed body. He truly believes his dream finally worked. This sincerity makes the rock collision funnier. FINAL BEAT: Underplay the emotion. No cartoon stars. No floating symbols. No exaggerated groaning. Only: half-lidded eyes, small breath, one upward glance, one slow blink. ================================================== FEATHER DETAIL ================================================== Individual stylized feather layering visible throughout. Dark navy feather base. Royal blue transitions. Electric blue highlights. Cyan feather tips. Purple / magenta accents. Backlight produces colorful edge glow. Neck fluff reacts to movement. Long eyelashes visible during close-ups. Wet natural eyes with bright catchlights. ================================================== PHYSICS ================================================== Stylized world. BELIEVABLE PHYSICS. Mass and inertia carry through: running, launching, gliding, falling, tumbling, impacts. Ollie has real weight. Legs compress during footfalls. Body dips under load. Falls accelerate under gravity. NO SOFT FLOATING FALLS. PALM-FROND PHYSICS: Fronds behave like real large tropical leaves. They: bend, flex, flutter, twist, fold backward, catch air, lose lift, tear under impact. Leaf ribs physically crack. Broken sections remain floppy. VINE-CORD PHYSICS: Vine cords start TIGHT. During takeoff: cords pull taut. During glide: cords hold tension. During fall: cords strain and shift. During crash: knots slip slightly. After each fall: straps become progressively looser. Loose cord ends move naturally with airflow. Damage NEVER resets. DAMAGE STAGES: START: clean fronds + tight cords. FALL 1: bent leaves + cracked ribs + slightly loosened straps. FALL 2: heavily torn leaves + broken ribs + obviously loosened straps + one dangling cord. FINAL: crushed fronds + major tears + partially unravelled vine wraps + multiple loose ends. TREE PHYSICS: Branches bend. Branches snap. Leaves scatter. Twigs react to impact. DUST: Fine dry particulate. Bursts under footfalls. Settles naturally. CONTACT SHADOWS: Always correct. [11:41 AM] ================================================== LIGHTING ================================================== Bright animated-feature midday sun. Sun direction: upper-left and slightly behind Ollie. Strong rim light along: head tuft, neck, wing edges, cyan feather tips, palm fronds. Warm light bounces from orange dirt. WB: approximately 5600K. Sky provides blue ambient fill. Inside jungle canopy: cool green shadows. Hard warm dappled sun shafts. During flights: sun shines through palm fronds. Leaf veins become translucent glowing green. FINAL CLOSE-UP: One warm dappled sunlight shaft across Ollie’s face. Short soft contact shadow beneath beak. Clear catchlight in visible eye. ================================================== COLOR GRADE ================================================== STRICTLY FOLLOW UPDATED REFERENCE COLORS. OLLIE: deep navy → royal blue → electric blue → cyan → purple → magenta. Warm coral / salmon-orange beak and legs. Bright white sclera. Natural olive-green iris. ENVIRONMENT: deep clean blue sky. Bright white clouds. Saturated jungle greens. Warm orange-brown dirt. Warm beige and peach rock faces. Cool blue atmospheric haze. Warm sunlight. Cool environmental shadows. No crushed blacks. No muddy colors. No grey photorealistic documentary look. Ollie must remain clearly readable against the green environment. ================================================== AUDIO ================================================== Sound-design-first comedy. 0.0s–1.6s: fast feet on dry dirt. Pebbles scatter. Palm leaves flap. Vine straps creak subtly under tension. 1.6s–2.3s: footsteps suddenly stop. Wind. Tiny nervous gulp. 2.3s–3.2s: air rush rises. Palm fronds flutter violently. Branch impact. Snapping wood. Leaves explode. Birds scatter. 4.0s–5.4s: strong uphill footfalls. Loose damaged palm leaves rattling. 5.4s–6.8s: air rush. Palm frond flutter. Small rising musical victory sting. 6.8s: music immediately stops. Descending comedic whoosh. Second crash: multiple branch snaps. Leaf burst. Soft body thump. 8.5s–10.2s: long fast run-up. Feet accelerating. Damaged palm leaves rattling. Loose vine ends fluttering. 10.2s: strong air rush. Warm orchestral swell begins. Strings slowly rise. 12.3s–13.4s: OLLIE SHOUTS: "I CAN FLY!" High-energy. Pure happiness. Voice cracking slightly with excitement. NO SUBTITLES. 13.6s: music suddenly cuts. Short alarmed squawk. 14.2s: large comedic THUD. Feather puff. Leaf snapping. Vine tension sound. Body scraping/sliding down rock. 14.2s–15.0s: music disappears. Quiet forest ambience. Distant birds. One loose leaf rustle. One quiet breath. ================================================== STYLE ================================================== Premium feature-quality 3D animated family-adventure film. Disney-inspired visual language. Whimsical stylized proportions. Appealing shape design. Large expressive eyes. Clear readable animation acting. High-quality feather grooming. Stylized but physically believable surfaces. Soft subsurface scattering through: beak, thin feathers, palm fronds. Soft global illumination. High-quality animated-feature shadows. Controlled clean specular highlights. Beautiful atmospheric perspective. Large stylized clouds. Lush painterly jungle. Bright warm family-comedy color language. Sincere emotional close-ups. NO LIVE ACTION. NO REALISTIC NATURE DOCUMENTARY STYLE. NO FLAT 2D ANIMATION. NO TEXT. NO CAPTIONS. NO SUBTITLES. NO UI. NO LOGOS. NO WATERMARK. ================================================== OUTPUT SETTINGS ================================================== 15 seconds. 1080p. 30fps. Real-time motion. NO SPEED RAMPS. THREE SHOTS. EXACTLY TWO HARD CUTS: 0:04.0 0:08.5 ================================================== FINAL POSITIVE LOCKS ================================================== [@ollie] is the ONLY character. Ollie is present in every shot. Ollie always matches the NEW character sheet: dark navy body, electric blue feathers, cyan highlights, purple-magenta accents, blue-violet neck, coral-orange beak, coral-orange legs, large white eyes, natural olive-green irises. NO BROWN OLLIE. NO CREAM OLLIE. NO CHARACTER REDESIGN. PALM FROND LOCK: Two large green palm fronds are PHYSICALLY STRAPPED to Ollie’s wings. Visible vine wrapping. Visible knots. Visible cords. Visible attachment points. Do NOT hide the vines. Do NOT make the fronds float. Do NOT remove the fronds during falling. Do NOT remove them after crashes. DAMAGE LOCK: Damage continuously increases. FIRST CRASH: partially broken fronds + slightly loose vines. SECOND CRASH: heavily broken fronds + visibly loose vines + dangling cord. FINAL IMPACT: severely crushed fronds + partially unravelled straps + loose hanging vine cords. NEVER RESET DAMAGE. LOCATION LOCK: Same Skyfall Ridge throughout. Same three launch heights. Same jungle valley. Same rock spires. Same cloud layer. Same daylight. Same flat-faced rock spire. FLIGHT LOCK: Every jump carries Ollie OFF THE MOUNTAIN INTO OPEN AIR. Every fall moves AWAY FROM THE RIDGE. Every failed landing occurs in jungle canopy or forest floor. Camera always shows the vertical drop. FINAL FRAME LOCK: Ollie lies face-down. Broken palm fronds remain around his wings. Loose vine cords remain visible. One torn green leaf stays across his beak. He looks toward the sky. One slow blink. END. CAMERA CUTS ONLY: 0:04.0 0:08.5

SEEDANCE 2.5 — 最终主控提示 场景背景 在坠崖山脊上，Ollie——一只年轻、风格化的鸵鸟，翅膀上用清晰可见的藤蔓绳索物理绑缚着两片巨大的绿色棕榈叶——在同一座山的三个逐次升高的出发点尝试起飞三次。 每一次起飞都将他送出山体，进入开阔的空中。 每一次失败的尝试都让他坠向远低于山脊的茂密丛林树冠或森林地面。 棕榈叶绝不能消失。 藤蔓绳索绝不能消失。 每一次坠落都让棕榈叶逐步损坏，并使藤蔓绑带逐渐松动。 总时长 15 秒。 明亮的动画电影日光。 快速的喜剧节奏。 放大且清晰可读的表情。 强烈的物理重量感。 温柔的情感收尾。 ================================================== 活动参考 ================================================== [@ollie] 角色设定表 — 第二加载。 必须严格匹配更新后的 OLLIE 角色设定表。 Ollie 是一只年轻的成年风格化 3D 动画鸵鸟，身高约 120 厘米。 角色色彩锁定： • 深海军蓝 / 午夜蓝 主身体羽毛 • 宝蓝与电蓝 次级羽毛 • 亮青色羽尖 • 紫罗兰、紫与品红色点缀羽毛 • 紫蓝色冠羽簇 • 长蓝紫色颈部 • 大型白色巩膜 • 自然橄榄绿 / 绿棕色虹膜 • 深色瞳孔 • 强烈的动画电影眼高光 • 粗壮且富有表现力的眉毛 • 长睫毛 • 暖珊瑚色 / 鲑橙色喙 • 暖珊瑚色 / 鲑橙色双腿与三趾足 • 分层、柔软且梳理整齐的羽毛 性格： 傻气。 充满希望。 过度自信。 好奇。 讨人喜欢。 笨拙。 永不放弃的坚定。 100% 匹配参考。 禁止角色重新设计。 禁止变形。 禁止比例漂移。 禁止色彩漂移。 禁止棕色身体。 禁止奶油色身体。 禁止旧色彩方案。 [@ridge] 地点设定表 — 第一加载。 严格匹配更新后的坠崖山脊美术指导。 坠崖山脊是一座高耸、狭窄的三层山脊，采用精致的迪士尼风格动画电影环境风格。 地理： • 沿山脊主脉延伸的暖橙棕色泥土小径 • 低矮岩架 • 中部突出岩 • 高峰 • 四面均为陡峭悬崖 • 远下方巨大的丛林树冠 • 远处蜿蜒的河流 • 树冠间的薄雾 • 山脊周围高耸的风格化岩石尖峰 • 沿 Ollie 最终飞行路径放置的一座宽阔的扁面岩石尖峰 • 深蓝色天空 • 大型雕刻感白色积云 环境风格： 奇幻高级动画电影环境。 风格化、可读的岩石轮廓。 暖米色、桃色与柔和灰色峭壁。 圆润讨喜的植被造型。 浓郁饱和的丛林绿色。 柔和的大气蓝色纵深。 蓬松大云朵。 温暖的方向性阳光。 美丽的绘画感色彩分离。 不要让场景看起来像真人摄影。 不要把它变成纪录片写实风格。 仅作风格参考。 自然延展环境。 ================================================== 位置地图 ================================================== 前景： 橙棕色泥土小径。 松散的卵石。 暖色石块碎片。 草。 蕨叶。 宽大的热带阔叶植物。 小花。 中景： 沿同一山脊主脉攀升的三个发射点： 1. 低矮岩架 2. 中部突出岩 3. 高峰 每个发射点都明显延伸至开阔空中。 背景： 远低于数百米的深绿色丛林树冠。 山谷间可见的细长河流带。 树冠间缭绕的薄雾。 多座巨型岩石尖峰。 沿最终飞行路径的扁面岩石尖峰。 与山峰齐高的云层。 树冠雾气： 山谷上方约 25%， 靠近山谷底部增加至约 40%。 摄像机世界规则： 摄像机通常应位于山脊的外侧空中一侧，以便始终可见巨大的落差。 观众必须始终理解 Ollie 有多高。 ================================================== 比例锁定 ================================================== Ollie： 约为成年人身高的三分之二。 低矮岩架： 高于最近树冠约四个 Ollie 身高。 中部突出岩： 高于树冠约三十个 Ollie 身高。 高峰： 高到下方的单棵树看起来只是微小的绿色点。 扁面岩石尖峰： 可见垂直面约为六个 Ollie 身高。 ================================================== 飞行道具设计 — 关键 ================================================== Ollie 使用两片巨大的天然绿色棕榈叶作为临时翅膀。 每片棕榈叶分别绑在每只真翅膀上。 重要： 绑定系统必须清晰可见。 每片棕榈叶用数条细但视觉上可读的丛林藤蔓绳固定。 每只翅膀上有： • 上部翼关节附近一圈藤蔓缠绕 • 翅膀中部一圈藤蔓缠绕 • 朝向下部翼羽的一个较小固定结 藤蔓同时缠绕： Ollie 的翅膀 与 棕榈叶的基部 / 主脉。 可见的绳结。 可见的缠绕。 可见的张力。 不要将藤蔓隐藏在 Ollie 羽毛之下。 不要让棕榈叶看起来像魔法附着。 观众必须立刻明白： OLLIE 把巨大的叶子物理绑在了自己的翅膀上。 ================================================== 道具损坏连续性 ================================================== 损坏必须累积。 镜头之间绝不要重置棕榈叶。 镜头之间绝不要重置藤蔓绳。 起始： 棕榈叶新鲜、宽阔且完整。 叶脉挺直。 叶缘整齐。 藤蔓绑带紧绕。 绳结牢固。 棕榈叶紧贴 Ollie 翅膀。 第一次坠落之后： 两片棕榈叶仍然附着。 两者均明显弯曲。 若干叶脉出现裂纹。 部分叶缘撕裂。 一片叶子略微折叠。 藤蔓绳略微松动。 一处缠绕歪斜。 绳结仍然附着。 运动时棕榈叶晃动更剧烈。 第二次坠落之后： 棕榈叶仍然附着。 损坏显著加重。 多条叶脉断裂。 叶尖磨损。 多片叶区开裂。 边缘撕裂。 棕榈叶不再对称。 藤蔓绳明显更松。 一条绑带略微悬离翅膀。 部分缠绕变得凌乱。 绳结发生位移。 奔跑时棕榈叶在翅膀上明显抖动。 最终飞行： 两片棕榈叶虽破损但仍可用。 断裂部分在气流中剧烈抖动。 松散的藤蔓末端在 Ollie 身后轻轻抽打。 观众能清楚地看到 Ollie 在设备已经损坏的情况下尝试最终飞行。 最终撞击： 棕榈叶崩溃。 更多叶脉断裂。 叶片开裂。 多块碎片脱落。 藤蔓缠绕进一步滑脱。 一根或多根绳索部分散开。 一些松散的绳索下垂。 棕榈叶的主体部分仍与 Ollie 的翅膀 / 身体相连。 它们不会魔法般消失。 [11:41 AM] ================================================== 首帧 / 场面调度 ================================================== 非空开场画面。 Ollie 已经在奔跑。 将 Ollie 置于左下三分之一。 沿泥土助跑道的低角度行进。 双腿快速交错。 颈部自信前伸。 两片巨大的棕榈叶明显绑在他的翅膀上。 藤蔓绑带与绳结清晰可读。 棕榈叶在气流中剧烈颤动。 他的霓虹蓝、青、紫与品红羽毛飘动。 珊瑚橙色的脚后扬起尘土。 前方低矮的石质岩架。 开阔天空占据画面右侧三分之二。 远低于崖缘的树冠清晰可见。 三分法则： Ollie = 左侧。 落差 = 右侧。 无任何静止。 ================================================== 格式模式 ================================================== 定时多镜头。 恰好两次硬切。 切点 1： 0:04.0 切点 2： 0:08.5 无其他切点。 ================================================== 光学 ================================================== 镜头 1 0:00–0:04.0 起始： 84° 视场。 缓动至： 发射期间 63° 视场。 无随机焦距变化。 镜头 2 0:04.0–0:08.5 奔跑与发射期间 63° 视场。 短暂滑翔期间保持。 推近至： 失速与坠落期间 47° 视场。 镜头 3 0:08.5–0:15.0 高峰助跑期间 84° 视场。 长滑翔期间 47° 视场。 对话期间 29° 视场。 岩石撞击与最终情感特写期间 18° 视场。 直线电影定焦镜头特征。 180 度快门运动模糊。 环境广角采用深焦。 情感特写采用浅景深分离。 ================================================== 摄像机 ================================================== 镜头 1： 摄像机从第一帧起立即移动。 约在膝盖高度的低角度行进轨道车，伴随 Ollie 奔跑。 匹配 Ollie 的速度。 当 Ollie 离开岩架时： 摄像机越过崖缘摆出， 向下俯摇至他身侧， 保持 Ollie 与下方树冠可见。 坠落必须读作真实地从山上坠落。 镜头 2： 摄像机在 Ollie 沿山脊攀爬时随之上升。 中部突出岩发射期间保持在其身侧。 短暂滑翔期间在其身侧悬浮。 当升力消失时： 摄像机向下倾斜，跟随 Ollie 进入树冠。 结尾望向破碎的树冠。 镜头 3： 高峰奔跑期间的跟踪轨道车。 摄像机与 Ollie 一同离开山体。 在其右侧翼高位置伴飞。 山谷在下方数百米掠过。 强烈的环境视差。 在欢乐飞行期间拉近。 对于最终危险： 快速摇向扁面岩石尖峰。 摄像机直接望向岩石的宽阔正面。 冲击面向镜头。 随后过渡到森林层面进行最终特写。 摄像机永不锁定。 ================================================== 动作 ================================================== 0.0s–1.6s Ollie 以约 40 km/h 速度向山上冲刺。 他的蓝、青与紫色羽毛起伏波动。 两片完整的棕榈叶清晰绑在他的翅膀上。 藤蔓绳在气流作用下被拉紧。 可见的绳结将它们固定。 棕榈叶无效地一阵扑打。 下巴高扬。 眼神明亮。 绝对自信。 1.6s 低矮岩架发射。 Ollie 跃起。 棕榈叶大幅张开。 胸部前挺。 双脚同时离开山体。 1.6s–2.3s 他悬在开阔空中。 零升力。 他的自信逐步消失。 首先： 眉毛变化。 然后： 眼睛睁大。 接着： 喙慢慢张开。 他向下看。 他看到的是丛林树冠而非地面。 2.3s–3.2s 第一次坠落。 Ollie 垂直坠落，离开山脊。 双腿无效地踩踏。 两片绑着的棕榈叶在整个坠落过程中始终保持附着。 气压将它们向后折压。 藤蔓明显受到张力。 绳索被拉紧。 然后： 撞穿树冠。 树枝断裂。 叶片四溅。 小鸟惊飞。 撞击期间： 两片棕榈叶剧烈弯曲。 若干叶脉出现裂纹。 叶缘撕裂。 一处藤蔓缠绕略微滑脱。 3.2s–4.0s Ollie 头朝下挂在一个树杈上。 两片棕榈叶仍然附着。 它们现在明显损坏。 一片棕榈叶弯过他部分面部。 藤蔓可见且略微松动。 一个绳结已位移。 一片叶子在他身旁缓缓飘落。 Ollie 眨眼。 他的眼神因重燃的决心而眯起。 4.0s 硬切。 4.0s–5.4s Ollie 沿山体继续向更高处冲刺。 同一山脊。 落差更大。 受损棕榈叶仍然绑在他的翅膀上。 弯曲的叶脉可见。 撕裂的叶缘飘动。 松动的藤蔓绑带使棕榈叶轻微摇晃。 Ollie 身后扬起尘迹。 他的目光锁定中部突出岩。 5.4s 第二次发射。 他从中部突出岩尖端跳下。 他的双腿在空旷的空中继续跑动一拍，制造喜剧节拍。 5.4s–6.8s 受损棕榈叶突然兜住气流。 它们起作用了。 Ollie 上升约两米。 他开始滑翔。 他的表情变化： 惊讶 → 难以置信 → 纯粹的喜悦。 大张喙的笑容。 一次微小的胜利拍翼。 6.8s 受损棕榈叶突然失去升力。 断裂部分塌陷。 棕榈叶变得松软。 Ollie 失速。 表情： 喜悦 → 困惑 → 恐惧。 6.8s–8.5s 第二次坠落。 Ollie 在开阔空中翻着跟头翻滚。 棕榈叶保持附着。 翻滚期间： 棕榈叶剧烈扭动。 更多叶脉断裂。 若干