Prompt
150 words10-second cinematic sci-fi action sequence, 16:9, ultra-realistic, realistic physics, extreme speed, IMAX quality, no visible face, no text, no dialogue.\nA futuristic pilot is flying a small interceptor fighter through a gigantic rotating ring world in space.\nThe entire ring is spinning.\nSuddenly the pilot loses control.\nThe fighter is sucked into the interior machinery.\nThe camera locks behind the aircraft.\nNow the fighter is flying through moving city-sized gears.\nBuildings rotate upside down.\nEntire landscapes pass overhead.\nThe pilot dives through gaps that close seconds later.\nA rotating section slams shut behind him.\nA bridge-sized gear tooth nearly shears off the wings.\nThe fighter enters a tunnel formed by moving machinery.\nThe tunnel starts collapsing from both ends.\nThe opening gets smaller and smaller.\nThe aircraft barely fits.\nThe camera shakes violently.\nThe pilot commits.\nThe fighter shoots through the final gap with millimeters to spare as two continent-sized machine sections collide behind him.\nCut.\nExtreme speed, impossible scale, constant danger, visual confusion that becomes instantly understandable, stop-scrolling spectacle.
About this prompt
Sci-Fi Fighter Ring World Escape is a Short Drama Seedance 2.0 prompt with 150 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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