- Prompt
- Create a short, photorealistic video showing the opening and closing mechanism of the director’s chair featured in the reference image.
Use exclusively the chair shown in the original reference image. Preserve its exact design, geometry, proportions, dimensions, construction, materials, colors, finishes, joints, and every single detail. Do not redesign, reinterpret, simplify, modify, or add any elements to the chair. The chair must remain visually identical to the original reference throughout the entire video.
Starting position: Begin with the chair in its fully folded and compact, packaged position, exactly as represented by the chair in the reference image. Show only one chair in the scene.
Opening movement: The chair gradually and smoothly unfolds by itself, using its existing structural mechanism, until it reaches its fully open, normal sitting position. The movement must be mechanically plausible, natural, and physically accurate, faithfully reproducing how a real director’s chair opens.
Closing movement: After briefly holding the fully open position, the chair smoothly folds back into its original compact, closed position, reversing the opening movement precisely.
The chair must open and close autonomously. No human hands, people, external forces, tools, or additional objects must appear at any point. Do not introduce packaging materials or accessories that are not already present in the reference image.
While the chair opens and closes, create a subtle, continuous cinematic camera movement, gradually shifting the viewpoint from the right side of the chair toward the left side. Combine this lateral camera movement with a very gentle zoom-in to add depth and dynamism to the scene. Keep the chair as the main subject, clearly visible and consistently framed throughout the animation.
- Created
- October 22, 2026
