Two Wingsuit Flyers Cross the Ridge
Follow two wingsuit flyers past ridges and a rock pinnacle, finishing on their parachute opening. Reuse the continuous camera path and staggered crossing.
The creator’s original prompt
Hyper-realistic blockbuster cinematic 15-second action sequence in one true unbroken continuous shot. No cuts, morphing, transitions, or slow motion. A wingsuit flyer is already racing past a sheer mountain ridge, with the rock face streaking close to the lens and open valley far below. The camera begins beside the flyer’s shoulder, then banks sharply around the ridge with him, revealing a second flyer approaching on a separate descending line. They cross at different heights, one briefly casting a shadow across the other’s wingsuit. The camera follows the lower flyer in a fast downward curve, skimming parallel to the exposed rock before swinging outward into open air. The second flyer descends into formation beside him. The camera overtakes them and turns smoothly into a backward-facing tracking move, holding both faces and the rapidly receding mountain in view. They separate around a narrow rock pinnacle, disappear behind its opposite edges for only an instant, and emerge together on the far side. The camera climbs in a widening bank as they pull apart into clear air and open their parachutes, the canopies snapping wide beneath the moving lens.View the creator’s prompt post
Adapted prompt for remixing STUDIO EDIT
Shortened from the original for the studio, with replaceable details.
A 15-second hyper-realistic blockbuster wingsuit sequence, 16:9, one genuine uninterrupted camera move. One adult flyer in a {{suit_color}} wingsuit is already racing beside a sheer mountain ridge, exposed rock close to camera and a deep open valley below. A second adult flyer wears a contrasting dark-blue suit. Keep both outfits, flight paths and mountain geography consistent.
Begin beside the lead flyer's shoulder, then bank around the ridge with them to reveal the second flyer descending on a separate line. They cross at clearly different heights; one briefly casts a moving shadow across the other. Follow the lower flyer in a fast downward curve parallel to the rock face, then swing into open valley air. The second flyer drops into formation beside the first. Overtake them smoothly and turn into a backward-facing tracking view holding both faces and the mountain receding behind them. They separate to opposite sides of one narrow rock pinnacle, disappear only briefly behind its edges and reappear together on the far side. Climb in a widening bank as they spread apart into clear air and open their parachutes, both canopies snapping wide beneath the moving camera.
Keep strong speed, visible altitude and clear spatial separation. No collisions, cuts, slow motion, morphing, location swaps or graphic overlays. Editorial audio suggestion: rushing wind, fabric flutter and two crisp parachute-opening snaps; no dialogue or music.Bring your materials
无需强制参考图；原词与同作者直属回复已核验。本站推荐 Seedance 2.5、15秒、720p、16:9、文生视频及原生音频。来源视频仅作 source_embed 预览，本站未实测；更换模型属于跨模型适配。 / No mandatory reference image. Complete original prompt is verified in a direct same-author reply. Recommended here: Seedance 2.5, 15 seconds, 720p, 16:9, text mode and native audio. Source_embed preview only; untested here. Using a different model is cross-model adaptation. 原作模型 Pika H3 Flex 出处为作者直属回复 https://x.com/umesh_ai/status/2116608001973043600 ，当前是跨模型适配。原片约15.08秒、1920×1088；推荐16:9是本站选择。风声与开伞音是编辑建议，原词未指定音轨。 / Pika H3 Flex attribution is in the author direct reply linked above, so this is a cross-model adaptation. The source is about 15.08 seconds at 1920×1088; 16:9 is an editorial recommendation. Wind and canopy sounds are editorial additions, not source-prompt audio instructions.
Original post record
What did Pika just drop?! 15 seconds of video in just 7 SECONDS? 🤯 This is getting absolutely INSANE! 🔥 I had to put it to the test... Check out this result. It is very impressive and incredibly fast! Prompt ⤵️
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