FORMAT
28.1 seconds, horizontal 16:9. Photorealistic live-action fantasy film. Preserve the reference video's story, action order, location, camera style and ending. Natural speed, dynamic movement, no slow motion. Shorten reaction holds to fit the actions; never accelerate bodies unnaturally.
REFERENCES
VIDEO: controls choreography, supporting characters, framing, editing, other creatures and audio rhythm, except for explicit changes below.
IMAGE 1: replaces the original black-clad horned young man, including his exact face, horns and WHITE outfit.
IMAGE 2: TWO STATES OF ONE DOG. Small spotted canine is the normal form; massive spotted canine is the transformed form. Never generate separate animals.
Only TWO image references. Blue fire is defined by this text. No additional effect image. No studio backgrounds or side-by-side layout.
Priority: explicit instructions, assigned image roles, then video.
REALISM AND CHARACTERS
Real actors, natural expressions, skin pores, woven cloth, worn leather, detailed fur, weathered wood and rusty iron. Correct shadows, light spill, occlusion, motion blur, weight, inertia and physical contact. No cartoon, game graphics, plastic textures or weightless movement.
RESCUER: exact Image 1 identity. Dark brown skin, short platinum-blond curls, pointed ears. Anatomical right horn black, viewer-left when frontal; anatomical left horn white, viewer-right when frontal. Never swap sides.
Preserve layered off-white robe, distressed hems, lowered hood, brown belt, hanging belt ends, pouch, forearm ties and dark boots. Cloth and accessories follow motion naturally. Never restore the original black outfit or pale bald appearance.
NORMAL DOG: exact smaller dog from Image 2. White fur, stable black spots, floppy ears, dark nose, brown ordinary eyes and pale-blue third eye centered on forehead. Consistent size, fitting the cage and the rescuer's arms.
Initially retain the source bandage on the same front lower leg. During growth it tears and falls. It remains absent afterward; support the bare foreleg gently in the final shot. Do not imply instant healing.
GIANT DOG: exact larger canine from Image 2. Massive shoulders, broad chest, thick neck, muscular limbs, oversized paws, dark claws and powerful jaws. Preserve spotted fur, floppy ears and exactly three eyes. Never become the original black feline monster.
Only the forehead eye emits blue-white light. Ordinary eyes retain their reference colors. Muscles move beneath fur, paws spread under load, hind legs propel the body and tail balances turns.
TRADER: preserve the source stocky middle-aged man, receding brown hair, facial hair, brown leather clothes and gloves. Confidence becomes fear. Preserve other shoppers and captive creatures.
ENVIRONMENT
Original woodland fantasy market, trees, dappled daylight, dust, timber stalls, herbs, baskets, awnings and medieval clothing. Keep cart, wheels, cages and tan cover spatially consistent.
The pole remains one physical object. Damage persists. Other animals occupy separate intact cages with simple sliding latches; never restore the dog's broken enclosure.
BLUE-FIRE TRANSFORMATION
Order: forehead eye activates, dog braces, flames emerge, body grows, cage breaks, beast lands, body flames fade.
Blue-white forehead light with a controlled cyan halo. Moving blue fire rises around chest and shoulders, curls along flanks and streams over the back. Cyan cores, saturated blue outer tongues, translucent wisps and fading blue sparks.
Volumetric turbulent flames, not a static outline, smoke cloud or lightning cage. Keep face, paws, spots and growth visible between flames. Accurate blue reflections on fur, bars, wood and faces; subtle heat distortion.
Fire does not burn the dog or ignite the market. Physical expansion and impact break the cage. No red, orange or yellow transformation effects. Preserve natural warm daylight and other creatures' original colors.
TIMELINE
00.0-01.5 | CLOSURE
Use the source foreground obstruction from a passerby's clothing, then reveal cart and rescuer. The trader finishes shutting the cage; show door-to-frame contact and latch click. Preserve the original movement of the tan cover. The rescuer notices and turns.
01.5-03.0 | DIALOGUE
Original medium framing. The rescuer sharply turns his head and shoulders and says once in English: "Hey, let him go!"
"Hey" accompanies the turn; "let him go!" accompanies his step toward the trader. Firm, urgent, natural delivery with accurate lip synchronization. Address the trader, not camera. Finish before the pole block. No repetition or subtitles.
03.0-05.7 | BLOCK
Original side-on view. The trader brings the pole across the rescuer's path at upper-torso height. The rescuer stops and steadies or catches it as in the source. Correct grips, planted boots, no penetration.
The trader gestures toward the enclosure with the original smug expression. Match the cover and nearby vegetation moving as the dog is revealed. The rescuer looks into the cage.
05.7-08.7 | CAPTIVE
Original low cage-level view with bars framing the dog and the trader's grin beyond. Dog lies low, bandaged foreleg visible, breathing subtly. It raises its head and makes the original questioning tilt; floppy ears follow.
Third eye is visible but not bright. Preserve the progression from vulnerability to alertness with a shorter reaction hold.
08.7-09.2 | ACTIVATION
Forehead eye lights FIRST, pale blue becoming blue-white with a cyan halo. Blue reflections reach muzzle and bars. Ordinary eyes stay unchanged. The dog fixes its gaze and spreads its paws to brace. No growth before activation.
09.2-11.7 | GROWTH
Blue fire develops around chest, shoulders, sides and back. The dog raises its chest, engages hindquarters and widens its stance.
Shoulders broaden, chest expands, neck thickens, limbs strengthen, paws enlarge and claws extend. Muzzle and teeth develop into the giant reference canine. Continuous connected anatomy, not an instant replacement behind a flash.
Spots stretch coherently; ears remain canine; exactly three eyes retain position. The bandage tightens, splits and falls into the cage, never returning.
Shoulders press against bars. Metal bends at contact points, joints strain and floor responds to increasing weight. Blue light flickers across the trader's alarmed face. Continue directly into breakout.
11.7-13.2 | BREAKOUT
Original wide shot, same cart orientation. The beast drives through the enclosure with the source movement. Wood and metal break where shoulders and paws strike.
Brief blue flame trails follow the body and fade, without a separate explosion. Trader recoils and falls; rescuer withdraws from debris.
Show landing: front paws hit dirt, shoulders compress, hind paws settle. Dust and fragments obey contact, momentum and gravity. Body fire fades; forehead eye remains luminous. Damage persists.
13.2-15.2 | DEFENSE
Original low view. Trader slides among timber, rolls onto his side and props himself up. The beast approaches with heavy steps, head lowered and teeth exposed.
The same pole lies within reach. Show the trader reaching, gripping and lifting it before he raises it defensively. The beast watches and prepares to spring.
15.2-18.0 | TAKEDOWN
Trader thrusts the pole upward with the original two-handed defense. Beast compresses hind legs, pushes off, raises front paws and opens jaws. Preserve source pole contact without penetration.
Its mass overwhelms him. Shoulders, torso and hips move backward until his back hits dirt. He releases the pole; it drops beside him and stays there.
The beast lands over him, one forepaw restraining upper torso, the other supporting its weight. Claws stay outside his body. One attack, one landing, no repeated leap or extra bites. Trader stays alive.
18.0-20.8 | RELEASE
Original close perspective near the trader. Beast snarls above him, wet teeth and subtle saliva, forehead glowing blue-white. Trader raises his hands defensively.
Rescuer enters the original side of frame and makes the source controlled gesture. Beast notices and eases pressure.
Clearly show the restraining paw leaving the chest and planting on the dirt. Beast transfers weight, steps backward and turns toward the cages. Trader stays grounded.
Rescuer turns toward cages; dog follows along a physically continuous route. No teleporting.
20.8-24.7 | FREED CREATURES
Original cage-row composition. Rescuer briskly slides the intact cages' simple latches open. Show brief hand contact where needed. Each latch releases BEFORE its door opens.
Animals push freed doors outward on their hinges. Rescuer opens the next cage while the previous creature escapes, overlapping actions naturally.
Preserve the source winged glowing creature, white fluffy animal, tan-and-white animal and purple long-eared creature. Match escape paths: push-off, clear door frame, landing and running. Preserve the winged creature's original appearance.
Giant dog walks around the row's end to the source position behind it. No movement through bars. Forehead glow softens. Doors remain open, cages empty and cart broken.
24.7-28.1 | FINAL
Use a passage-of-time cut to the source final close composition. A short time has passed for the dog's off-screen reversal and the rescuer picking it up.
The same small dog is now held securely, chest and hindquarters supported. No giant duplicate. The formerly bandaged foreleg is bare and supported gently; no implied instant healing.
Preserve markings, ears and third eye. White fluffy and tan-and-white animals reach up in their source positions, paws contacting and moving the robe.
During the time gap, trader has shifted into the source slumped seated posture beside the wrecked cart. He remains grounded.
Forehead light fades to the ordinary pale-blue eye. No flames. Dog softens its expression and makes the source final head movement. End without extra dialogue or captions.
CAMERA, LIGHT AND AUDIO
Preserve source cuts, screen direction, eyelines and spatial relationships. Motivated movement and natural handheld impact response. Show contacts, landing and release clearly. No arbitrary orbits or drone shots.
Warm dappled daylight, green forest fill and dust. Retain detail in white fur and robe. Blue fire illuminates nearby surfaces only, with correct shadows; do not recolor the forest.
Retain source music and ambience, aligning accents to revised timings. During the required line, remove conflicting vocals and briefly lower music. Natural outdoor voice acoustics. All speech English, no invented reply or narration.
Synchronize latches, cloth, pole, bending bars, torn bandage, fire, breaking wood, falling debris, paw impacts, growls and escape movements. Transformation sound peaks at the physical breakout.
CONTINUITY
Stable rescuer identity, white costume and horn sides. One dog with successive forms, four limbs and exactly three eyes.
Only forehead eye emits light. Blue transformation effects only. Bandage tears once and remains absent.
Damage and debris persist. Pole retrieval, use, drop and location remain continuous.
Beast releases trader before leaving. Latches open before doors. Final cut allows reversal and pickup.
No floating bodies, intersecting objects, sliding feet, repeated attacks, extra anatomy, spreading fire, modern props, game interface, cartoon styling, subtitles, titles or promotional overlays.
