Готовый шаблон промта: питомец в чёрных шортах дерётся как боец ММА в октагоне для генерации видео в ИИ

Create an exactly 10-second vertical video in 9:16 aspect ratio. Use exactly one reference image: @image1. @image1 defines the complete identity and appearance of the pet. If the reference shows a cat, use the same cat; if it shows a dog, use the same dog. Preserve the exact species, breed, fur color, fur pattern, markings, eyes, ears, muzzle, face, natural body size, weight, proportions, paws, legs, and recognizable identity from @image1. The pet must remain an ordinary real-sized household cat or dog, not human-sized, giant, oversized, or muscular like a human. Preserve the realistic size relationship between the pet and the adult human fighter. The pet remains a real four-legged animal with natural fur, paws, legs, movement, and anatomy. Do not give the pet human arms, human hands, human facial features, extra limbs, or a humanoid body. MANDATORY PET CLOTHING: The pet must wear clearly visible small black professional MMA fight shorts from the first moment its body is fully visible until the end of the video. The shorts must be black, fitted securely around the pet’s hips and lower torso, with a visible elastic waistband and simple athletic side panels. The shorts must remain on the pet during the entire fight and victory celebration. Make sure the camera briefly shows the waistband and side panels clearly before and during the fight. The pet must never appear without the black shorts. Do not add any other clothing, gloves, shoes, armor, accessories, readable logos, or text. STYLE AND ATMOSPHERE: Make the video look and sound like an authentic live professional MMA fight inside a UFC-style octagon, filmed vertically by an excited spectator close to the cage. Use bright arena floodlights, a dark audience, loud crowd noise, professional black chain-link fencing, a light-colored canvas, ringside officials, realistic sports lighting, fast athletic movement, and urgent live-event energy. The footage is recorded by a handheld smartphone from outside the octagon. It should feel like real televised MMA action captured from the audience, with imperfect framing, handheld shake, autofocus hunting through the fence, motion blur, quick panning, and a sudden fast zoom. This is a fictional non-graphic sports sequence: keep the intensity and realism of a professional fight, but show no blood, gore, wounds, broken bones, or graphic injury. CAMERA: The camera remains outside the octagon and never enters the cage. Begin with the black metal chain-link fence extremely close to the lens, partially blurred and obstructing the view. Perform one sudden fast continuous zoom through the fence toward the fight. The zoom must occur in the same uninterrupted take, not through an edit. After the zoom, keep the camera moving and actively following the fight. Use realistic handheld smartphone motion, small shakes, urgent reframing, brief autofocus loss, imperfect tracking, quick pans, slight exposure changes, and motion blur during impacts. Do not use a tripod, smooth gimbal, dolly, crane, stabilized commercial camera, slow cinematic orbit, or static shot. Do not show the camera operator, hands, phone, selfie stick, HUD, recording interface, subtitles, or watermark. ONE CONTINUOUS TAKE: The entire 10-second video must be one single uninterrupted real-time handheld shot from the first frame to the last frame. No cuts, no jump cuts, no hidden edits, no time skips, no replays, no alternate angles, no montage, no separate winner shot, no transitions, and no teleportation. The fence, fast zoom, complete fight, final strike, referee intervention, and raised-paw celebration must happen in one continuous camera take. The camera may physically pan, zoom, tilt, shake, and move closer, but the action must never be interrupted by editing. PROFESSIONAL FIGHTING: The pet is a highly skilled professional MMA fighter within this fictional sports scene. Its fighting must look coordinated, accurate, deliberate, powerful, well-timed, and technically controlled while preserving natural animal anatomy. The pet is in a believable dominant top position over the human fighter. Use stable top control, realistic weight distribution, controlled balance, purposeful positioning, compact alternating forepaw strikes, clean combinations, and professional ground-and-pound rhythm. The strikes must not look gentle, playful, random, or hesitant. Each strike must have visible intent, speed, body movement, contact, and impact. The pet anticipates the opponent’s defense, adjusts its balance, maintains control, and continues the combination like a trained professional fighter. Do not show random pawing, flailing, clumsy movements, or human-style punches. ACTIVE HUMAN DEFENSE: The adult male opponent wears black MMA fight shorts and official fingerless MMA gloves. He must actively fight and continuously attempt to escape before the final strike. He must not simply lie still with both hands covering his face. Show realistic professional ground-defense actions: he bridges and thrusts his hips upward, performs a hip escape, turns his torso to the side, frames and pushes against the pet’s chest and shoulders with his forearms, tries to recover guard with his legs, attempts to create space, tries to roll or shrimp away, and attempts to push the pet off balance. His movements must be visibly strong and desperate but technically believable. The pet predicts and counters these actions, shifts its weight, follows the movement, re-centers its base, prevents the escape, and continues delivering accurate professional forepaw combinations. The human remains active until the decisive final strike. REFEREE: The referee is an adult professional MMA referee wearing a black polo shirt, black trousers, black athletic shoes, and dark protective gloves. He remains close enough to intervene immediately but does not stop the fight before the decisive final strike. ACTION AND TIMING: 00:00–00:00.8 — Start outside the octagon with the black chain-link fence extremely close to the smartphone lens. The camera shakes, autofocus briefly hunts through the mesh, and one fast continuous zoom moves through the fence toward the center of the octagon. Do not cut during the zoom. 00:00.8–00:04.7 — The camera locks onto the pet in a dominant top position. The pet is visibly wearing the small black professional MMA fight shorts. Continue one uninterrupted moving handheld shot. The pet delivers a rapid sequence of strong, compact, professional forepaw ground-and-pound strikes. Make every strike clearly readable and forceful, with sharp impact movement and realistic reactions. The human actively bridges, thrusts his hips, turns, frames, pushes, attempts to recover guard, tries to roll away, and repeatedly attempts to dislodge the pet. The pet anticipates every escape attempt, adjusts its weight, keeps the human pinned, and continues a technically coordinated combination. The camera shakes and reframes in response to the action. Keep parts of the chain-link fence visible in the foreground or along the edge of the frame. 00:04.7–00:05.5 — Without any cut, the pet performs one exceptionally strong, clean, perfectly timed decisive downward forepaw strike toward the human fighter’s guarded head area. The final strike must look significantly more powerful than the previous strikes. Show a clear impact reaction, a sudden camera jolt, and the human immediately becoming dazed and unable to continue. He loses his defensive posture and falls back onto the canvas. Keep the action non-graphic with no blood, wounds, or gore. 00:05.5–00:06.5 — Without any cut or time skip, the referee immediately rushes into the frame, wedges himself between the fighters, forcefully but safely pushes the pet away from the human, waves off the fight, and stops the action. The referee must visibly react directly to the final strike. The pet stops attacking as soon as the referee intervenes. The human remains safely on the canvas without graphic injury. 00:06.5–00:10.0 — Continue the same uninterrupted handheld smartphone shot. There is no cut, no transition, no replay, and no separate celebration scene. The referee remains beside the pet and immediately takes one of the pet’s natural front paws. The pet briefly rises onto its two hind legs in a natural victory posture while the referee supports it and raises one front paw high above shoulder level. The pet is still the same real-sized cat or dog from @image1 and still wears the clearly visible black MMA fight shorts. The shorts must be visible during the victory pose, including the waistband and side panels. The pet does not wave. It looks toward the audience and directly toward the smartphone camera with a proud, alert, victorious expression. The referee holds the pet’s paw continuously and declares the pet the winner. The human remains visible on the canvas in the background without graphic injury. End with the referee holding the pet’s raised paw and the crowd cheering. IMPACT AND SOUND: The strikes must sound like powerful professional MMA impacts: sharp, deep, realistic paw-to-glove, paw-to-body, and canvas impact sounds synchronized precisely with the visible movements. Use louder, heavier impact sound for the decisive final strike, followed by the human’s immediate knockout reaction, referee shouting “Stop!”, footsteps, cage rattling, canvas movement, and a strong crowd explosion. Do not use background music, soundtrack, electronic beat, phonk, trap, vocal samples, or a dramatic movie score. Use only authentic live MMA arena sound and realistic fight sound effects. LIGHTING AND IMAGE: Use bright professional arena floodlights, realistic shadows, crisp highlights on the cage and canvas, natural fur detail, sweat on the human fighter, and authentic live-sports exposure. Keep the audience darker and blurred behind the octagon. Preserve the pet’s exact fur color, fur pattern, face, breed, natural size, and body proportions from @image1. The black MMA shorts must remain clearly visible whenever the pet’s lower torso is visible. Use realistic smartphone motion blur, but keep the professional strikes, defense, referee intervention, and victory pose readable. NEGATIVE REQUIREMENTS: No cuts, no jump cuts, no hidden edits, no time skips, no separate shots, no montage, no replay, no alternate angles, no transition, no separate winner scene, no human-sized pet, no giant pet, no oversized animal, no permanent bipedal animal, no humanoid pet, no human arms, no human hands, no human face on the pet, no extra limbs, no changing species, no changing breed, no changing fur, no changing markings, no changing body shape, no duplicated pet, no second animal, no missing black shorts, no naked pet, no changing shorts, no other clothing, no gentle strikes, no playful pawing, no random flailing, no weak amateur technique, no passive human defense before the final strike, no motionless opponent, no blood, no gore, no wounds, no broken bones, no prolonged attack after referee intervention, no animal suffering, no pet death, no camera inside the octagon, no visible camera operator, no HUD, no subtitles, no readable logos, no watermark, and no background music. The complete sequence must happen in one uninterrupted take: fence, fast zoom, active professional fight, powerful final strike, referee stoppage, pet briefly standing on its hind legs, and immediate raised-paw victory.