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Mediterranean Yacht Performance — 15s Text-to-Video

The complete horizontal prompt used to generate a real five-shot Mediterranean yacht performance with stable geography, wardrobe, wind direction, deck balance, and CTA-safe composition.

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Why this is in the library

Generated with grok-imagine-video, archived under task 45e82ce3-4eaa-93dc-a9b8-a4316235fec0, then reviewed for identity, environment, physics, text safety, and continuity.

Start with the production contract.

This public release exposes the actual production structure: output contract, priority order, reference boundaries, identity and wardrobe locks, boat geography, time-coded action, acceptance checks, and negative constraints.

Test record

The 720p, 24fps, 15.04-second generation preserved one adult identity, the white asymmetric dress, microphone, sailboat bow, rails, mast, turquoise water, low-rock coastline and coherent breeze. Exact music, branding and CTA were kept in post-production.

Complete Grok execution prompt

This is the cleaned, self-contained public version of the prompt. It removes internal campaign information while preserving every production control required to reproduce the visual logic.

OUTPUT CONTRACT:
Create one complete 15-second 16:9 photorealistic Mediterranean travel-performance video with a natural 24fps look and five distinct hard cuts. Premium but believable summer footage on a real moving sailboat. Generate no captions, logos, prices, watermarks, readable text, song or brand music.

NON-NEGOTIABLE CREATIVE PRIORITIES:
1. A mechanically believable Mediterranean sailboat and low-rock coastline.
2. One stable, clearly adult fictional performer with no public-figure likeness.
3. Locked white asymmetric dress, chestnut hair and matte-black microphone.
4. Thumbnail-readable blue-and-white composition with realistic boat physics.

REFERENCE INPUT ROLE:
Use a supplied composition image only to guide blue-sky/blue-water versus white-clothing contrast, performer scale, bow-rail leading lines and the immediate performance story. It must not copy a real person's face, body, exact dress, gestures, song, title or branding.

CHARACTER IDENTITY — STRICT CONTINUITY:
One fictional clearly adult 26-year-old Southern-European woman with warm-neutral olive skin and visible texture, a refined oval face, graceful cheekbones, dark-hazel almond eyes, natural brows, a straight nose, rose-nude lips and long dense dark-chestnut loose waves. Natural water-resistant satin makeup and balanced healthy proportions. Her expression is emotionally absorbed rather than posed.

WARDROBE — LOCKED:
Bright-white sleeveless fitted mini dress in double-layer matte stretch jersey, clean scoop neckline and one lightweight asymmetric chiffon overlay; low white non-slip deck sandals; small brushed-gold hoop earrings. One matte-black wireless microphone. Keep face, hair, outfit, accessories and microphone identical throughout.

ENVIRONMENT — STRICT LOCATION IDENTITY:
A real mid-size yacht moving slowly through turquoise Mediterranean water on a clear late-summer afternoon. Retain the white non-slip fiberglass bow, both polished converging rails, mast, forestay, taut rigging, level horizon, low pale-rock coast with sparse cypress, broad blue sky and one tiny distant sailboat. Never replace it with a lake, tropical beach, CGI superyacht, storm or studio boat.

CAMERA, LIGHT AND COLOR:
Human-operated full-frame camera at waist-to-chest height. Use 24mm for environment views, 35mm for performance and one brief 50mm facial detail. Keep a level lower-third horizon, performer on the left or center third, rails leading toward her and clean negative space. Warm late-afternoon key from camera-left, cool sea fill, fine hair rim, controlled rail reflections, protected white-dress highlights and natural skin.

0–3s — RECOGNITION HOOK:
Hard cut into a slightly low 24mm bow-wide. She is already performing with both feet secure and the microphone near her lips. Bow, rails, mast, coast and level horizon read immediately.

3–6s — CHARACTER ENTRY:
Hard cut to a flattering 35mm three-quarter view. She inhales, looks across the horizon and raises her free hand in one restrained gesture. Hair and chiffon respond to the same breeze.

6–9s — PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE:
Hard cut to a 24mm side-front full body. As the boat rises gently, she corrects through ankles and knees and takes one safe half-step. Preserve deck, rails, mast and coast.

9–12s — DETAIL:
Hard cut to a 50mm face-and-microphone detail. She briefly closes her eyes, then relaxes her jaw. Retain skin texture, moving hair strands and identifiable water behind her.

12–15s — HERO ENDING:
Hard cut to a 35mm medium-wide. She turns toward open water and opens her free arm slightly. Camera eases back, keeping the bow, both rails, coast and blue sky visible. Leave clean right-side CTA space.

NATURAL MOVEMENT AND SOUND:
Gentle deck rise, secure foot contact, realistic microphone weight, breathing, eye movement, coherent hair/chiffon inertia, small ripples, wake and physically correct rigging. If silence is unsupported, retain only low water, wind, distant seabirds and one quiet rigging tick.

CONTINUITY:
Same identity, age, hair, makeup, proportions, dress, shoes, earrings, microphone, yacht, coast, weather, sunlight direction, wind direction and blue-white grade. Five hard cuts only; never morph.

FINAL VISUAL ACCEPTANCE CHECK:
- The same clearly adult fictional identity appears in all shots.
- Sailboat construction and Mediterranean coast remain recognizable.
- At least four shots retain three environment anchors.
- White fabric keeps detail against realistic blue sky and water.
- Hands, feet, balance, hair, chiffon and rigging obey believable physics.
- No music, text, logo, identity drift or location replacement.

NEGATIVE PROMPT:
public-figure likeness, real singer likeness, childlike face, identity drift, changing age, changing hair, changing dress, plastic skin, heavy beauty filter, orange skin, warped face, bad anatomy, extra fingers, fused hands, impossible microphone grip, floating feet, unsafe stance, high heels, transparent fabric, wardrobe malfunction, duplicate people, logo, subtitles, watermark, generic lake, tropical beach, CGI superyacht, storm, crooked horizon, drone, fisheye, fake bokeh cutout, arbitrary slow motion, frozen hair, cloth against wind, impossible boat motion, runway posing, copyrighted melody, AI brand music, clipping

Known failure and repair

The main risk is the model prioritizing the performer over the boat. If geography weakens, change only subject scale and the number of required anchors in the 24mm shots. Preserve the passing identity, wardrobe, wind, light and microphone rules.