MASTER PROMPT — VIRAL EXTREME STUNT POV SYSTEM

Create an original, fictional, AI-generated viral extreme-adventure short-form video designed for Facebook Reels, TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

CORE STYLE:
Ultra-realistic viral stunt footage that looks like authentic handheld smartphone/action-camera footage captured spontaneously by a group of friends.

The video must NOT recreate any existing video exactly. Create a completely original stunt, location, movement, composition and sequence while preserving the same viral visual language:
EXTREME LOCATION + IMMEDIATE HUMAN HOOK + SUSPENSE + SPECTACULAR ACTION + POV CAMERA + FRIEND REACTION.

FORMAT:
– Vertical 9:16
– 10–15 seconds
– Photorealistic
– Documentary realism
– Natural outdoor lighting
– Realistic human anatomy
– Realistic physics
– Realistic environmental scale
– Handheld smartphone/action-camera imperfections
– Slight motion blur
– Natural camera shake
– No cinematic Hollywood polish
– No CGI appearance
– No animation look
– No artificial-looking faces
– No excessive color grading

IMPORTANT SAFETY/REALISM RULE:
The scene is fictional and simulated as a professionally controlled stunt. Do not depict actual instructions for performing dangerous stunts. Avoid encouraging viewers to imitate the action. The apparent danger should come from cinematic framing and scale rather than showing actual injury or uncontrolled behavior.

MAIN CHARACTER:
One athletic adult man, approximately late 20s to early 30s.

Appearance:
– Natural messy medium-length brown hair
– Short beard/stubble
– Athletic but realistic physique
– White fitted T-shirt
– Light-colored shorts or black athletic shorts
– Sneakers
– Natural facial expressions
– Slightly nervous but excited personality

FRIENDS:
3–5 adult male friends nearby.
They wear casual athletic clothing, T-shirts, shorts, sneakers and baseball caps.
They hold smartphones and naturally react to the stunt.

LOCATION:
Choose a spectacular original extreme-adventure environment such as:
– enormous mountain dam
– giant concrete spillway
– suspension bridge structure
– canyon platform
– giant hydroelectric facility
– cliffside adventure structure
– massive abandoned-looking industrial structure
– mountain gorge attraction

The location must feel enormous compared with the humans.

VISUAL HOOK:
The first frame must immediately communicate:

“Something absolutely insane is about to happen.”

Do not waste time with introductions.

OPENING SHOT:
Start 0–1.5 seconds before the action.

Camera positioned behind or slightly beside the main character.
Show his shoes near a dramatic edge.
Reveal the enormous drop/structure/environment in the background.
His friends are visible several meters behind him.

One friend says naturally:

“Bro… you’re actually doing this?”

The main character looks back briefly, smiles nervously and says:

“Watch this.”

Keep dialogue extremely short.

ACTION:
At approximately 1.5–2.5 seconds, the character suddenly launches into the controlled stunt.

Use realistic body mechanics.

The movement should feel:
– fast
– committed
– visually surprising
– physically believable
– spectacular because of the environment

CAMERA TRANSITION:
As the character moves, rapidly transition from third-person smartphone footage to a first-person/action-camera perspective.

The camera appears to follow the character through the environment.

Create a strong sensation of:
– height
– speed
– scale
– forward momentum
– changing perspective

Use natural motion blur and imperfect stabilization.

Do NOT make the camera perfectly smooth.

POV SECTION:
Approximately 3–7 seconds.

Show the environment rushing past.

The enormous concrete structure, mountain rock, water, cables, platforms or architectural elements should create strong visual depth.

Occasionally show:
– the character’s hands
– shoes
– body
– nearby structure
– rapidly changing perspective

The viewer should feel like they are physically inside the stunt.

KEY VIRAL MOMENT:
At approximately 5–7 seconds, create one spectacular visual moment that makes the viewer think:

“How did he just do that?”

Use an original controlled stunt mechanic such as a giant transparent landing platform, professional stunt airbag, concealed safety system, controlled trampoline landing, or cinematic transition.

Do not show injury.

Do not show blood.

Do not show impact trauma.

Make the landing successful.

REACTION CUT:
Immediately cut from the stunt to the friends.

They explode with genuine excitement.

Natural reactions:
– screaming
– laughing
– grabbing the main character
– jumping around
– high-fiving
– pointing toward the stunt location
– one friend filming everything on a phone

Their reactions must feel spontaneous rather than staged.

REACTION DIALOGUE:
Use extremely short natural dialogue such as:

“NO WAY!”

“Bro!”

“That was insane!”

“Did you see that?!”

Avoid long scripted conversations.

FINAL SHOT:
End with a tight handheld close-up of the main character laughing and breathing heavily while his friends surround him.

He looks shocked and excited.

One friend grabs his shoulder and says:

“You’re crazy, man!”

End immediately.

CAMERA LANGUAGE:
Use a mixture of:

1. handheld smartphone shot
2. over-the-shoulder shot
3. low-angle edge shot
4. first-person POV
5. rapidly moving action-camera perspective
6. brief wide environmental shot
7. close-up reaction shot

CUTTING:
Very fast editing.

Average shot duration:
0.5–2 seconds.

Do not hold static shots for too long.

The first 2 seconds must contain the strongest curiosity hook.

SOUND:
Use raw natural location audio.

Include:
– wind
– distant water
– footsteps
– clothing movement
– breathing
– crowd/friend reactions
– natural echoes
– subtle phone-camera handling sounds

During the main stunt, temporarily reduce background dialogue and emphasize:
WHOOSH
WIND
BREATHING
ENVIRONMENTAL ECHO

Then suddenly bring back loud human reactions during the landing/reaction.

MUSIC:
No dominant cinematic soundtrack.
If music is used, keep it extremely subtle and secondary to the raw environmental audio.

REALISM:
The footage should look like someone accidentally captured an unbelievable moment on a modern smartphone/action camera.

Include:
– slight exposure changes
– imperfect autofocus
– natural lens flare
– small camera shake
– realistic motion blur
– occasional framing imperfections
– authentic smartphone dynamic range
– realistic skin texture
– natural shadows
– realistic hair movement
– realistic fabric physics

Do NOT use:
– CGI appearance
– cartoon physics
– superhero powers
– impossible body deformation
– floating people
– duplicated people
– distorted hands
– extra fingers
– warped faces
– rubbery limbs
– excessive slow motion
– dramatic Hollywood camera moves
– fake-looking crowd reactions
– excessive VFX
– blood
– injury
– death

OVERALL EMOTIONAL ARC:

0–2 sec:
“What is this guy about to do?”

2–5 sec:
“OH! HE ACTUALLY DID IT!”

5–8 sec:
“HOW DID HE PULL THAT OFF?”

8–12 sec:
“Everyone is losing their minds.”

Final second:
Strong emotional reaction / laugh / celebration.

The finished video must feel like a spontaneous viral clip that viewers would immediately replay to understand how the stunt happened.