Video prompt
Use the supplied actual first frame to begin one uninterrupted vertical 9:16 video, approximately 10.27 seconds at 30 fps. Preserve the low courtyard viewpoint, the thick brown trunk rising from the lower right, its main branch junction near the center, the blue hanging blossoms, small yellow green leaves, sky openings and traditional roof edges. Begin directly with that composition rather than inventing a new opening shot.
VIEWPOINT AND STRUCTURE
Keep looking steeply upward beneath the same courtyard tree, with continuous slow reframing. Over the full clip the main branch junction shifts from approximately x60 percent, y47 percent to x47 percent, y54 percent. The lower trunk shifts from roughly x82 percent toward x65 percent. Track this steady leftward and downward motion of the rigid scene within the image, revealing more of the upper right eaves. Keep the same continuous branches and roof geometry. These screen positions describe the observed reframing, not a verified physical camera rig or path. Do not orbit around the trunk, climb into the canopy, push through flowers or switch to an overhead view. Do not add a dramatic zoom or a change to a different viewpoint. Keep the roof tiles, eaves and thick branches rigid and continuous rather than rebuilding them between frames.
INDEPENDENT ORGANIC MOVEMENT
Introduce soft irregular breezes through the blue flower racemes and small leaves. The hanging clusters sway by small amounts, with their tips moving farther than their stems. Neighboring flower groups must not move in perfect synchronization. Let fine leaves turn slightly and flutter, alternately catching light and returning to shade. Thick limbs and the main trunk do not bend like fabric. No petals need to fall or blossom suddenly. Preserve the recognizable large blue clusters throughout.
Light through the moving leaves creates subtle changing dappled patterns on the bark and fine flickers across the blossoms. Keep overall exposure and white balance steady. The blue sky openings remain visible between the flowers; white clouds can drift almost imperceptibly without a time lapse or weather change. Maintain the unusually rich blue and yellow green color relationship of the source rather than grading it into a different season.
TEMPORAL DEVELOPMENT
Begin the continuous reframing immediately. Through the opening, middle and ending, move the rigid trunk, branch junction and roof landmarks smoothly toward their final screen positions while leaves and hanging blossoms sway independently. Do not hold the branch junction fixed during the opening or delay the camera movement until the end. End with the main junction near x47 percent, y54 percent and more of the upper right eaves exposed, while retaining the same upward canopy view. No cut, transition or reset to the first composition is observed. Do not force a seamless loop.
Keep the result detailed and visually coherent. This reconstructs the visible motion, not a verified physical camera path or the source production process. Do not reproduce the source soundtrack; if audio is needed, use original faint leaves and outdoor air without speech or music. No captions, logo overlay, new architectural ornament, duplicated trunks, melting flowers, changing flower species, violent wind, camera orbit or social interface.
Prompt details and source
Video motion reconstructed from 12 decoded source frames. The preview remains a video. Original creator, production workflow and generation recipe are unverified; no reproduction was generated.
Read first frame image prompt
Create one vertical 720 by 1280 image, aspect ratio 9:16, looking steeply upward from a traditional enclosed courtyard into a flowering tree canopy. A massive rough brown trunk enters from the lower right and rises diagonally toward the center before splitting into several dark twisting branches. The trunk feels very close to the lens and tapers naturally into the canopy. Its coarse bark catches warm patches of sunlight separated by deep irregular shadows.
Fill most of the upper view with many densely packed blue flower clusters and long hanging racemes. Flowers range from cobalt and periwinkle in shade to pale powder blue in direct sunlight. Small luminous yellow green leaves weave between the blue clusters. Preserve irregular openings of bright blue sky and soft white cloud rather than making the canopy a flat floral ceiling. The foliage is rich and saturated while maintaining fine individual forms.
Architectural edges enclose the viewpoint. Dark aged timber eaves and curved roof details frame the top left and upper right corners. A pale decorative roof ridge and warm gray tiles cross the lower left and bottom center behind the trunk. The roof edges must remain part of one coherent courtyard, seen from a strong low angle, with no people or furniture.
Use dramatic natural light filtering through the canopy, sculptural bark, delicate suspended flowers and a clear sense of upward depth. The palette is dominated by blue blossoms, bright green leaves, warm brown bark and dark timber. The source has an unusually saturated stylized appearance; preserve that visible treatment without adding unrelated fantasy elements. No lettering, titles, borders or interface.
Low upward view through blue blossoms and green leaves toward the dark tiled eaves of a Chinese courtyard. Get the video prompt and first frame to adapt in Clico Web.
First frame reference
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Camera: Continuous low upward reframing beneath the tree. The main branch junction shifts left by about 10 to 13 percent of the image width and down by about 6 to 8 percent of its height, revealing more of the upper right eaves. Leaves and blossoms move independently. The physical camera path is uncertain.