Absurd Crocodile Ball Game GPT Image 2 prompt

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小宇Chengzi

Author @Chengzilhy

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Summary

A detailed GPT Image 2 prompt for an absurd smartphone-shot video where a person throws a ball to a crocodile in a pond, and the crocodile returns it in a continuous single-take comedy scene.

Prompt

AI video creation is almost unstoppable now. 😂 Just simple and easy. Use Seedance Mini to recreate it. Creating is truly only one ridiculous daydream away. Prompt ⬇️ 【Style】 Real smartphone point-and-shoot short video, absurd animal interaction comedy. Natural daylight, ordinary smartphone wide-angle lens, slight handheld shake to present the real on-the-spot sense of accidentally capturing a sudden incident. The overall look is not a movie commercial, animation, game footage, or polished commercial CG. 【Duration and Aspect Ratio】 About 13 seconds, 3:4 vertical. Throughout the entire time: continuous single-take shot, one take only, no editing, no transitions. 【Scene】 A rural outdoor pondbank area. The pond water is naturally murky yellow-green. The shoreline has muddy ground, weeds, fallen leaves, and natural plants; across the pond, trees and low shrubs can be seen. At the opening, keep a clearly distant deep-composition: - The character is located in the lower foreground of the frame - Keep a wide stretch of shoreline ground between the character and the waterline - The middle is a large area of complete pond water - The crocodile is located in the upper middle portion of the pond depth The crocodile starts about 7 to 10 meters away from the person, at least 5 meters from the near-shore waterline, occupying only about 8% to 12% of the frame height. The character and the crocodile must have a large area of water between them; do not generate any close contact. 【Character】 The character’s identity, face shape, facial features, hairstyle, body proportions, and full outfit must strictly reference the currently uploaded character final look reference image and remain consistent. The uploaded image is only used to lock the same character; do not generate a gray-background photo studio, a three-view layout, or multiple identical characters. Throughout the entire time: no face changes, no outfit changes, and no changes to body proportions. 【Core Props】 Throughout, there is only one small soft round ball. The prop motion relationship is fixed as follows: - Person’s right hand holds the ball → The person throws the ball over a long distance toward the crocodile’s front area → The ball lands on the water surface in front of the crocodile’s mouth → The crocodile controls the same ball → The ball goes swimming toward the shore together with the crocodile → After the crocodile stands upright, it raises the same ball with its forelimbs → The crocodile throws the ball back → The ball drops onto the shoreline ground in front of the person’s feet → The person is startled and quickly retreats. No second ball is allowed. No ball duplication, disappearance, teleportation, or direction change without contact. 【Filming Method】 The camera operator stands behind the person at about 1.5 to 2 meters. The phone is at normal standing height, with a slight downward angle. Use an approximately 24 to 28mm equivalent smartphone wide-angle lens to maintain a wide environment composition, while containing: - The person in the foreground - The safe shoreline space between the person and the waterline - The large area of pond water in the middle - The crocodile swimming in the distance The ball’s two complete flight trajectories. Do not use long-telephoto compression to compress space. Do not use digital zoom. Any increase in the crocodile’s frame size must come only from the crocodile actually swimming closer. 【Editing Technique】 Throughout the entire time: no cuts, no transitions. The following shots are only different action phases within the same continuous camera shot, and cannot switch camera positions. 【Shot 1】 The first frame of the opening: the person stands with their back to the camera operator on the pondbank foreground, and the crocodile is in the deep pond 7 to 10 meters away. From the first frame, the crocodile naturally swims forward, maintaining a normal horizontal posture; its head is stably visible above the water surface, the body moves continuously underwater, and its tail naturally swishes left and right. The water surface produces synchronized effects: - Slight push-and-water ripples in front of the head - Continuous arc-shaped ripples spreading along both sides of the body - A thin natural tail wake behind - Water reflections changing with the movement The crocodile only swims horizontally or diagonally in the distance; it cannot come closer to the near-shore area in advance. Meanwhile, the person’s right hand holds the ball; they watch the crocodile swimming in the distance. The person follows the crocodile’s position with slight head and upper-body turns; after confirming the direction, they lower their stance slightly, then load up and throw the ball over a long distance toward the front area of the crocodile. The ball travels along a clear high-arcing parabola across a large area of pond water. Off-camera, a girl briefly says in English: “Look!” After throwing, the person lowers their center of gravity, leans forward, and continues to observe where the ball lands. 【Shot 2】 The ball lands on the water surface in front of the crocodile’s mouth in the distance, producing a clear “plop” sound and small splashes. After being stimulated, the crocodile suddenly twists its body; its tail rapidly flicks, creating a noticeable splash and white water. The crocodile changes from sideways swimming to a frontal orientation toward the person and controls the same ball. At this moment, the crocodile is still far away and cannot instantly appear at the shoreline. 【Shot 3】 The crocodile carries the same ball and gradually swims toward the shore along the center of the pond. The approach lasts for several seconds: - Distant crocodile with a small proportion → Passes through the middle large area of water → The crocodile’s frame proportion gradually increases → Finally enters the near-shore water area. No teleportation, space jumping, or sudden zoom-in. The person gradually stands up, still staying in the safe shoreline area to observe. Off-camera, the girl urgently says in natural English: “See, buddy? Don’t get that close again! Come here, quick!” The girl remains off-camera throughout; the girl must not appear, including no body, arms, shadow, or reflections. 【Shot 4】 After the crocodile reaches the near-shore water area, it slows down and raises its head. Action sequence: - Head raises → Chest and abdomen leave the water surface → The torso gradually turns vertical → Both forelimbs of the crocodile appear → Tail and lower body still remain in the water → The crocodile steadily maintains an upright posture. The same ball is always controlled by the crocodile’s forelimbs on the left side of the frame. It’s allowed for the crocodile to complete an absurd upright action, but it must maintain a real crocodile structure: head, scales, tail, and limbs. 【Shot 5】 After the crocodile remains upright, it uses the forelimbs on the left side of the frame to raise the soft round ball. The action must be fully shown: - Control the ball → Raise the forelimb → Swing the forearm forward → The ball leaves the forelimb → The ball flies toward the shore. The ball flies along a clear arc toward the direction of the person, but must not hit the person’s body. 【Shot 6】 The ball lands on the shoreline ground in front of the person’s feet and produces a short cartoon bounce sound plus a slight landing sound. The ball cannot hit the head, face, or body. After the person sees the ball suddenly land beside their feet, they quickly shrink back, raise both hands, and continuously retreat away from the water’s edge, then turn toward the camera operator. The person’s expression changes from surprise to nervous and hurt/whiny; it may produce a short crying shout or a cry-like sound, but does not show wounds, pain, or severe injury. 【Shot 7】 The person faces the camera operator and continues to cry in a hurt/whiny way, staying at a safe distance away from the water edge. After throwing, the crocodile lowers its forelimbs, its body gradually lowers, and it sinks back into the pond while only keeping its head floating above the water surface. The camera makes one natural slight handheld shake, then finally stops at a state where the person has already moved far away from the shoreline and the crocodile is again floating with only its head in the water. 【Sound, Dialogues, and Ambient Sounds】 Throughout the entire time, use real smartphone on-site audio recording; do not add background music. The sound sequence includes: - Off-camera girl’s English voice-over: “Look!” - The “plop” sound when the ball hits the water - The splash sound caused by the crocodile turning around - Off-camera girl’s English voice-over: “See, buddy? Don’t get that close again! Come here, quick!” - Continuous water sounds generated by the crocodile swimming - A slight whoosh/breeze sound when the ball is thrown back - A wordless cartoon bounce sound when the ball lands on the shoreline ground - Short crying shout or cry-like reaction after the person is startled The girl may only speak the two specified English lines; adding any new dialogue is forbidden. 【Mandatory Constraints】 Throughout the entire time: only one person, one crocodile, and one soft round ball may appear. The person’s identity and outfit must strictly reference the uploaded image and remain consistent. The uploaded image is only used to lock the person’s identity and outfit; no three-view layout is allowed. At the opening, the person and the crocodile must keep a 7 to 10 meter distance. A safe shoreline space must be preserved between the person and the waterline. From the first frame, the crocodile must naturally swim; no stationary hovering. Before the ball lands in the water, the crocodile must not turn around or counterattack in advance. The crocodile must swim from the distance to the shoreline for several seconds; teleportation is forbidden. The crocodile must first stand upright, then raise the ball, and then throw the ball. The ball can only land on the shoreline ground beside the person’s feet; it is forbidden to hit the head, face, or body. The person’s reaction may only show being startled and hurt/whiny; no wounds, bleeding, falling down, or severe pain. The girl exists only as off-camera voice throughout. Throughout: keep a continuous handheld single-cam smartphone shot. No subtitles, text, watermarks, extra people, or extra animals are allowed.

Model: GPT Image
Categories: Portrait Photography Creative Visuals
License: CC BY 4.0

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