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Night Guitar By Campfire

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Create a 10-second cinematic animated scene that remains perfectly faithful to the original image. The young woman sits peacefully beneath the large tree at night, gently playing the acoustic guitar with smooth, realistic finger movements. Her right hand continuously strums the strings in a natural rhythm while her left hand smoothly changes chords on the fretboard. Her wrists, fingers, elbows, shoulders, and upper body move subtly and naturally according to the guitar-playing action. Keep the guitar completely stable in her lap with realistic physical contact and weight.

Hair movement: A soft nighttime breeze moves naturally through her loose hair. Individual strands gently lift, sway, and settle with realistic airflow. Her hair should react differently from the surrounding grass and leaves, with subtle irregular motion rather than synchronized animation.

Clothing physics: Her knitted cardigan and T-shirt respond naturally to the breeze and her body movement. Small fabric folds shift subtly while maintaining realistic fabric weight and gravity. Her jeans remain naturally positioned against her legs with believable cloth deformation.

Campfire physics: The fire burns continuously and naturally. Flames flicker, rise, bend, split, and collapse with realistic fluid behavior. The flames should react subtly to the nighttime breeze. Burning wood slowly glows with hot orange embers, and tiny sparks occasionally rise upward before fading naturally. Firelight gently illuminates her face, hands, guitar, clothing, nearby grass, and tree trunk, with realistic dynamic light flickering across surfaces.

Smoke physics: A small amount of warm smoke rises naturally from the campfire, drifting upward and slightly sideways according to the breeze. Smoke should remain subtle, transparent, and physically believable.

Environmental motion: The

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Copy the prompt and paste it into Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash. Keep the shot structure, camera moves and timing as written — they are what produced this result. Change only the subject, setting or style words to make it yours, then attach any reference images the prompt mentions. If the first render drifts, shorten the prompt rather than adding more instructions.