Rainy Night Solitary Power Close-up AI Image Prompt
Shot 1: Grand entrance (0-3s) Long shot from afar, rainy night mountain street with heavy mist and water vapor, a man in black holding a black oil-paper umbrella walks slowly out of the thick fog, long hair blown by the evening wind and drizzle, gemstone accessories around his neck emitting cold light, camera slowly pushes forward, focusing on the upper body. Shot 2: Power wide-angle freeze (3-6s) Camera pulls back to a high-altitude wide panorama, empty rain-soaked ancient road at night, the man stands alone in the middle of the road, moonlight outlines the silhouette of his black robe, dark sky and earth with only a cold light on him, static atmosphere fully built, highlighting the lonely and powerful aura of sole authority. Shot 3: Oppressive slow approach (6-10s) Camera fixed forward, the man folds his umbrella and holds it at his side, steps slow and steady walking toward the camera, eyes downcast with indifference, hair falling to cover half his brows and eyes, as he approaches, details of facial features and silver accessories around neck gradually sharpen, atmosphere tightens layer by layer. Shot 4: Suspense close-up ending (10-13s) Camera cuts abruptly to extreme close-up of face, only eyes, brows and nose bridge retained, cold light falls on pupils, gaze icy with a hint of contempt, four sides of the frame gradually darken to black, finally only a pair of cold eyes fade out, leaving suspense for the ending.
Content: Shot-by-shot prompt with 4 scenes (long shot→wide panorama→medium shot→close-up), describing subject (man in black), setting (rainy mountain night), actions (holding umbrella, walking, folding), lighting (moonlight, cold light), composition (push-in, pull-back, fixed, cut), mood (lonely, oppressive, suspense).
Pros: Clear shot sequence with complete timeline; rich details (costume, accessories, expressions).
Cons: Challenging for AI to maintain continuity across shots; some abstract descriptions (e.g., 'atmosphere tightens layer by layer').
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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