- Prompt
- The attached image is the exact FIRST frame of the video. It shows two rooms of a real apartment side by side — a living room on the right, and an open salon and dining space on the left, separated by a solid wall.
Create one continuous, smooth camera move in a single unbroken take:
Begin exactly on the attached image, the full wide view.
Move the camera slowly forward and to the right, easing into the living room on the right so its sofa, coffee table and the garden through its balcony door fill more of the frame.
Then track steadily to the left, passing in front of the dividing wall, and continue into the salon and dining space until the dining table and the salon seating beyond it fill the frame.
End settled and still on the salon and dining space.
Camera rules:
This is a dolly move — the camera physically travels. Do not zoom the lens. Keep the focal length constant throughout.
One single continuous take. No cuts, no jumps, no speed changes. Ease gently in and out of the move so it starts and stops softly, with constant speed in between.
Keep the camera level at all times — verticals stay perfectly vertical, no roll, no tilt, no handheld shake, no bobbing.
Move in one direction only at each stage and never reverse.
Everything in the rooms must stay completely rigid and unchanged:
The dividing wall stays solid. The camera passes in front of it, never through it. The two rooms never merge.
Every window and glazed door stays exactly where it is, at the same size, with the same dark bronze-brown frames and no glazing bars.
All furniture stays exactly in place — both sofas and the sectional, both coffee tables, both small side tables with their bowls, the dining table and all six chairs, the plant, both rugs, both teak panels and both televisions.
The ceiling, the recessed shadow gap, the downlights and the linear pendant stay as they are.
Hold the daylight, the sun direction and every shadow steady for the whole shot. Do not change the weather or let the light w
- Created
- August 12, 2026
