A prompt for generating a cinematic thriller scene featuring a woman running desperately across a flat beach at dusk, pursued slowly but relentlessly by a man in a black suit and fedora. The prompt specifies the woman's 1950s high-society attire, desaturated colors, a Dutch angle, and a slow-motion feeling, inspired by Hitchcock's aesthetic. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
@ Maddy (I used LTX Element I created) runs desperately across an endless flat beach at dusk, wide cinematic shot. She is wearing a chic 1950s grey linen minimal bodycon dress with, cinched waist, accessorized with a lightweight silk scarf in pale pastel tones draped over the neck. 1950s high-society glamour, cinematic realism. Desaturated colors, grayish sand, dark sea. Behind her, a man in black suit and black fedora hat walks at the discanta slowly but relentlessly. The horizon is unnaturally flat. Dutch angle, slow-motion feeling even at normal speed. Cinematic thriller atmosphere. Here's how I prompted for the persecution scene: Video prompt 1 @ Maddy runs desperately across an endless flat beach. Behind her, a man in black suit and black fedora hat walks at the distance slowly but relentlessly Video prompt 2 the woman runs desperately, but when she turns around, she sees him nearby, she shouts “Leave me alone! Why are you following me?” (I didn't include the audio in the end short).
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