Majestic Wedding in Highland Courtyard

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Seedance 2 Reference to Video

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live-action fantasy video, ultra-photorealistic, realistic Hollywood blockbuster cinematography. Use @image1 as the primary dragon reference. Maintain the dragon’s exact design consistently throughout the entire video: anatomy, head shape, horns, wings, scales, body proportions, and cobalt-blue color #1952F0. 0–3 seconds — Epic Wedding A royal wedding is taking place in the courtyard of a magnificent medieval castle. Massive mountains and a misty forest stretch into the distance. The bride and groom stand at the altar, surrounded by hundreds of guests wearing luxurious medieval clothing. Everything feels extremely serious, majestic, and emotional, like a high-budget Hollywood fantasy movie. The camera performs a slow cinematic push-in toward the bride and groom. 3–6 seconds — The Dragon Arrives Suddenly, a deafening dragon roar echoes across the sky. Everyone freezes. The camera rapidly tilts upward. A gigantic, photorealistic blue dragon emerges from behind the clouds and flies low toward the castle courtyard. The powerful force of its wings causes flowers, fabric, hair, and the guests’ clothing to violently move in the wind with realistic physical motion. The guests immediately panic and run in every direction. 6–8 seconds — Dramatic Landing The dragon lands directly behind the bride and groom with an enormous impact. BOOM! Dust, leaves, flowers, and small rocks explode outward. The groom raises his sword in terror. The dragon slowly lowers its enormous head until its face is extremely close to the groom. Everyone freezes. Silence. 8–10 seconds — The Absurd Twist The dragon suddenly shifts its attention toward the wedding cake. The camera follows the dragon’s gaze toward the cake. The dragon slowly moves its enormous face closer and takes one tiny bite of the cake using only the tip of its tongue. Everyone stares at the dragon in complete disbelief. 10–12 seconds — The Punchline The bride looks at the ruined cake, then turns toward the dragon with an angry expression. She says: “THAT WAS THE WEDDING CAKE!” The dragon immediately freezes. It looks at the bride. Then it looks at the remaining cake stuck to the tip of its tongue. Its expression becomes extremely embarrassed and guilty. The dragon slowly lowers its head and looks away like a giant dog that has just been caught stealing food. CUT TO BLACK. Visual & Realism The entire scene must look like actual live-action footage from a Hollywood fantasy blockbuster, not animation. The dragon must look like a living creature that physically exists on set: individually detailed scales, natural skin texture, realistic wet eyes, natural saliva, visible muscle movement beneath the skin, heavy breathing, believable body weight, and physically realistic movement of the wings and tail. Every interaction with the environment must obey realistic physics: wing-generated wind, dust, flowers, fabric, hair, rocks, and ground debris must move naturally and convincingly. The humans must look like real actors, with spontaneous and natural facial expressions and reactions. Cinematography: large-format Hollywood cinema camera, anamorphic lens, natural depth of field, realistic motion blur, subtle handheld camera shake during the chaos, dramatic low-angle shots, rapid tilt-up, cinematic push-in, realistic exposure, natural lens flare, volumetric sunlight, atmospheric fog, realistic shadows, 4K HDR. Tone: The scene begins as a serious, tense, and epic fantasy sequence, then suddenly turns into absurd, unexpected, deadpan comedy. The dragon must never look intentionally funny or cartoonish. Its extremely serious and realistic behavior and expressions should make the punchline even funnier. ABSOLUTE LIVE-ACTION REALISM: no cartoon, no animation, no anime, no stylized creature, no video-game look, no illustration, no plastic skin, no artificial-looking creature, no exaggerated facial expressions, no magical glow, no glowing eyes, no artificial-looking effects. No subtitles, no text, no watermark, no additional logos.

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