Wan 3.0 Video

Create a 24-second cinematic international hip-hop music video with photorealistic visuals, premium street-fashion aesthetics, confident energy, and fast pacing. References: Image 1 defines the fixed four-person group: female lead singer front-center, male DJ rear-center, two hype performers left/right. Image 2 defines the singer’s face, hair, makeup, silver-black techwear outfit, and microphone. Image 3 defines the rooftop stage. Keep all characters, outfits, identities, and location consistent throughout. Music: Original international hip-hop anthem, ~106 BPM. Start with a strong groove immediately: punchy kick, crisp snare, syncopated bass, catchy synth/brass hook. Eight languages flow naturally as one rap performance. Beat drop at 21s. Shots: 0–3s: Aerial city → descend to rooftop → low-angle push-in. “One beat.” 3–6s: Front close-up. “同一个节拍。” 6–9s: DJ controls → tilt up to singer. “ひとつのリズム。” 9–12s: 3/4 singer shot, smooth lateral move. “하나의 리듬.” 12–15s: Low-angle tracking as singer walks forward. “Um só ritmo.” 15–18s: Singer + right performer turn toward camera. “จังหวะเดียวกัน.” 18–21s: Strong frontal push-in. “Un mismo ritmo.” 21–24s: Side-lit close-up. “إيقاع واحد.” Beat drops, pull back to heroic group wide shot. Singer: “Different voices, one beat.” Group: “One beat.” Precise multilingual lip-sync with the same singer and voice throughout. Keep singer front-center, DJ behind, performers left/right. Use smooth pushes, pullbacks, lateral moves, hard cuts, and natural wipes. Deep blue, silver, warm gold, subtle magenta neon; cinematic 24/35/50mm lenses, shallow DOF, film grain, realistic skin. No subtitles, text, logos, UI, or watermark. No character duplication, identity changes, distorted hands, floating objects, or unstable equipment.

Create a 30-second, 9:16 cinematic live-action dark fantasy trailer with photorealistic visuals, shallow DOF, film grain, epic lighting, and a frozen blue-white winter palette. References: Image 1 = Molin (human), Image 2 = Suyun, Image 3 = dragon. Strictly preserve faces, bodies, hairstyles, costumes, accessories, and colors throughout. Concept: A bride is sacrificed to a dragon, then discovers the dragon can take human form. Dangerous, romantic dark-fairytale mood. Shots: 0–3s: Extreme close-up of Suyun’s icy-blue eyes, snow on lashes, visible breath, fear and defiance. 3–8s: Pull back to reveal her alone on a black altar in a vast snowfield; villagers kneel around her. 8–12s: She looks up as the enormous dragon circles through the storm overhead. 12–16s: Dragon dives over the altar. Its wing fills the frame; when it passes, Suyun is gone, leaving only her veil and pearls in the wind. 16–20s: Suyun wakes inside an abandoned frozen castle. 20–25s: She runs through icy corridors and reaches a snowy cliff with no escape. 25–28s: She turns. Molin stands beneath a frosted archway and slowly approaches. 28–30s: Close face-off in falling snow. She stares at him in silence. End on her eyes and snow-covered lips. Audio: Dark ethereal strings, wind and snow. Female voice-over only; characters never lip-sync. 0–5s: “Every winter, they offer a bride to the dragon.” 25–30s: “No one told me the dragon could wear a man’s face.” Fast cinematic cuts with quiet close-up pauses. No text, subtitles, logos, UI, or watermarks.