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Mother Bird Egg Chase

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Create a cinematic 3D animated short film in a whimsical, family-friendly style.

A cute, slightly clumsy mother bird is climbing along a steep rocky mountain cliff while carrying several eggs in a small worn cloth basket attached to her body. The environment is breathtaking, with towering cliffs, soft clouds, distant mountains, and warm golden-hour sunlight.

The bird carefully moves along the dangerous cliff when one egg suddenly slips out of the basket and begins rolling and bouncing down the rocky slope. The mother bird looks shocked and immediately spreads her wings, desperately trying to chase and catch the falling egg.

The egg continues rolling toward the edge of the mountain. The bird leaps into the air after it, flying dramatically through the clouds as the egg falls into the vast mountain landscape below. Use dynamic camera movement, wide aerial shots, close-ups of the bird's emotional face, and dramatic tracking shots following the egg.

The bird eventually reaches the lower mountain area and continues searching through the beautiful rocky terrain and vegetation. After the chase, reveal the bird safely sitting in a small nest, holding her remaining eggs protectively in the cloth basket, looking relieved and emotional.

Style: high-quality cinematic 3D animation, expressive character animation, detailed feathers, realistic but stylized environments, soft volumetric clouds, warm sunset lighting, beautiful depth of field, smooth natural motion, dramatic storytelling, polished animated-movie quality.

Vertical 9:16 composition, cinematic camera work, consistent character design throughout, highly detailed environment, smooth transitions, emotional and adventurous atmosphere.

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How to use this prompt

Copy the prompt and paste it into Seedance 2.5. 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.