A rooftop glass pool wall gives way — AI Video Prompt
The glass wall of a pool cantilevered above a city breaks, and a swimmer is swept out with the water and falls past the tower, all in one continuous shot lasting 15 seconds.
Filmed from a neighboring terrace, an adult woman relaxes beside the clear glass wall of a pool that juts out above a dense city. The glass cracks near the bottom corner, she turns in alarm and grabs the rim as water starts pouring out. The torrent pulls her through the opening and she falls beside the tower with the cascading water while the camera tilts down to follow. The clip ends with her small in the distance and water still pouring; no landing is shown. The opening image fixes the scale: a large, readable swimmer, an intact glass wall and the drop to the streets below. The video prompt splits the failure into timed stages, from the creak and first fractures to the torrent and the fall, and ties the gasp and screams to those moments. Asking for irregular fractures, natural body movement and downward water keeps the event physically plausible, and the closing instruction keeps it free of a landing or injuries.
How to adapt the method
Change the pool, the swimmer or the city in the first-frame prompt, keeping the glass wall, the drop and the neighboring viewpoint. Keep the timed stages in the video prompt and adjust what breaks and how the water moves. Keep the clip ending before any landing. Owner-supplied prompts: the first-frame prompt and the video prompt used for this clip.
How to use this prompt
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This is an image-to-video recipe. Create the opening image first, then use that output as the input to the video step. Keep the image prompt and motion prompt separate.
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Open the selected recipe in Studio with its model and starting settings. Check the available version, frame and resolution before generating; a size written in the source prompt is not an output setting or a guarantee.
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Use the customization fields below to rewrite the brief: Opening frame / Delivered dimensions / Delivered duration. Keep the composition and other constraints that make this example useful. Check the current credit quote before submitting.
What to check in your result
Watch the entire clip. Compare the main action, camera movement and scene continuity with the brief, and check for changing faces, distorted hands or unexpected cuts. A similar prompt can give a different result; refine the motion rather than assuming an exact copy.
Variables to customize
Opening frame
A swimmer beside the intact glass wall of a rooftop pool high above a city