Create a 20-second photorealistic cinematic fantasy sequence in 16:9 widescreen. Text-to-video mode.
The video contains exactly three clearly separated cinematic shots connected by clean hard cuts. No dissolves, morphing transitions or continuous transformation between camera angles. Do not display the shot numbers or timecodes.
MASTER CHARACTER LOCK:
Show one original adult male martial artist with a shaved head, calm angular facial features and a lean athletic build. He wears a weathered charcoal-grey traditional training robe, loose grey trousers, dark red ankle wraps and bare feet.
His face, age, body proportions, shaved head and complete outfit remain identical in all three shots. He is the only person in the scene. He never duplicates or changes appearance.
MASTER ENVIRONMENT LOCK:
The entire sequence takes place beside one enormous natural waterfall deep inside a secluded jungle ravine. The martial artist stands on a broad, flat, wet stone platform surrounded by a shallow turquoise pool.
Ancient roots twist around dark moss-covered rocks. Fine waterfall mist hangs in the air. Soft daylight enters from above and creates subtle shafts of light through the mist. Keep the waterfall, stone platform, pool, roots and lighting direction consistent across all shots.
SHOT ONE — CALM BEFORE THE MOVEMENT:
Tight cinematic close-up from the martial artist’s chest to the top of his head. The softly blurred waterfall fills the background.
His eyes are closed. He holds both hands vertically together in front of his chest in a simple meditation pose, with natural hand anatomy and relaxed fingers. Fine droplets of waterfall mist collect on his skin and robe.
The camera slowly pushes closer. Several tiny water droplets begin floating upward around his hands, moving gently as if responding to his breathing.
Near the end of the shot, he slowly opens his eyes and looks forward with complete concentration.
Hard cut.
SHOT TWO — WATER AWAKENS:
Wide full-body shot showing the martial artist centred on the wet stone platform with the complete waterfall behind him.
He smoothly lowers into a deep, stable martial-arts stance. His bare feet remain firmly planted on the rock. He performs a short sequence of slow, controlled circular arm movements: one hand sweeps low across the pool while the other hand rises across his chest, then both arms rotate outward in opposite directions.
His motion must remain physically realistic, graceful and clearly readable. Keep both arms and hands anatomically correct.
The surrounding water responds directly to each movement. Thin transparent streams lift naturally from the pool, following the exact paths traced by his hands. When his lower hand sweeps sideways, a low ribbon of water travels across the stone. When his upper hand rises, another stream curves upward behind his shoulder.
The water has realistic weight, refraction, droplets and gravity. It is ordinary transparent water controlled through movement—not glowing energy.
The streams begin circling him without touching or passing through his body.
Hard cut.
SHOT THREE — THE GREAT WATER RING:
Medium-wide heroic angle with the complete martial artist visible from head to bare feet. The camera performs a slow, controlled semicircular move while always keeping him centred.
He continues the same flowing martial-arts sequence without changing identity or position. As he rotates his forearms, the separate water streams connect into one enormous circular ribbon rotating vertically around and behind him.
The water gradually forms a single clearly defined open ring approximately four metres in diameter. The centre of the ring remains open, clearly revealing the martial artist and waterfall behind him. It must look like a heavy circular current of real water, not a solid bubble, transparent dome or energy shield.
The ring rotates clockwise in direct synchronization with his arm movements. Water continuously draws from the surrounding pool and waterfall, travels around the ring and falls back naturally as spray. Backlit mist and droplets sparkle in the daylight.
The martial artist accelerates through one final graceful sequence: he turns his torso, sweeps one arm overhead, brings both hands inward toward his chest and briefly holds the entire water ring suspended behind him.
He then steps forward once and thrusts both open palms outward.
The suspended ring releases as two powerful curved walls of water that sweep past either side of his body and rush toward the edges of the frame without striking him. Water spray briefly washes across the lens.
As the droplets clear, the water settles back into the pool. The martial artist remains standing in a strong final pose on the rock, perfectly centred beneath the waterfall. Hold this completed final image for the last second.
WATER PHYSICS LOCK:
All water originates visibly from the natural pool and waterfall. Every water movement must be caused by a corresponding hand, arm or body movement from the martial artist.…