lexy

Seedance 2.5

lexy

Seedance 2.5

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A @image1 gripping the neck spikes of a massive silver-scaled dragon. Action-camera mounted on the dragon's neck facing the rider, ultra-wide fisheye lens with curved horizon distortion, rider locked center frame throughout, camera rigidly fixed to the dragon so the world moves and tilts around them — raw GoPro selfie-mount look, consistent fisheye framing never breaking. CRITICAL: the rider faces forward in the direction of flight the entire time, chest and face oriented toward the dragon's head and the horizon ahead — never facing backward toward the camera, never seen from the front/chest-on angle. The camera captures the rider from a three-quarter or side-rear angle as they lean forward into the wind, consistent with a selfie-stick mounted slightly behind and to the side of the rider's shoulder, not directly in front of their face.
[0–3s] Dragon stands poised at the edge of a coastal cliff, deep blue ocean visible far below through the fisheye curvature. Rider's clothing and any loose hair shift in strong wind, rider leaning forward facing the direction of the dive. Dragon launches off the cliff edge into a steep, near-vertical dive — the horizon whips upward and curves dramatically through the fisheye lens as the ground falls away. Wind whips around the rider, who grips the neck spikes tighter, screams with pure joy, genuine exhilarated expression, still facing forward toward the dive direction.
[3–7s] Dragon pulls out of the dive and levels out, skimming extremely low and fast just above the ocean surface — water spray kicks up at the edges of frame from the wingbeats and speed. Ahead, a massive ocean wave is breaking; the dragon banks and flies directly into the curling barrel of the wave, the wall of water arching overhead like a tunnel, filtered blue-green light and moving water visible curving around the entire frame through the fisheye distortion, rider still facing forward, expression shifting to intense focus and thrill inside the enclosed water tunnel.
[7–10s] Dragon accelerates through the collapsing water curtain and bursts out the other side into bright, harsh midday sunlight — sudden lens flare, water spray droplets splattering directly on the lens and streaking off, rider turns their head back over their shoulder toward the camera briefly, laughing, water dripping down, then faces forward again.
[10–15s] Dragon climbs slightly and stabilizes into a smoother glide over open water, silver scales glinting sharply in the sun, wind still moving around the rider but calmer now, rider glances back toward the camera over their shoulder grinning, catching their breath, final held shot with steady fisheye framing.
Harsh midday sunlight with lens flare, deep blue ocean, silver dragon scales glinting with wet highlights, crisp naturalistic action-cam color grade, slight fisheye vignette throughout.
Audio: roaring wind increasing during the dive, heavy rhythmic dragon wingbeats, muffled underwater-like roar and rushing water inside the wave tunnel, sharp splash and wind gust on exit, rider's genuine laughter and breathing.
Maintain consistent rider identity and dragon scale pattern throughout all shots, stable rigid fisheye framing with camera never detaching from the dragon's neck, rider facing forward in the flight direction (not toward camera) except for brief over-the-shoulder glances as described, anatomically correct rider hands gripping the spikes; avoid face morphing, avoid water fully swallowing or obscuring the rider, avoid camera cuts — single continuous shot only.

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