BATHROOM DETAIL FILM: EXACT ACCEPTED LOCAL PROMPTS

Local ComfyUI MiniMax H3 experiment. Not a Studio output.
Each shot has its own first-frame image; no ending image.
768x1344, 124 frames at 24 fps, 8 steps. Use 120 frames per shot.
Four 6-frame dissolves yield 576 frames / 24 seconds.
Camera distances in prompts are requested, not measured.

HERO-MOTION-V1
A five-second architectural walkthrough video with a CLEARLY VISIBLE STRAIGHT FORWARD DOLLY. Starting immediately, the camera travels smoothly forward about 50 centimeters down the bathroom center aisle toward the rear window over the full five seconds. The rear window and wooden stool become about 25 percent larger, while foreground floor daisies move visibly downward and out of frame, creating clear depth parallax. Keep the exact original forward viewing direction and camera height. The framing stays on this same wall and window throughout. One purposeful continuous camera move at normal speed. Preserve the same finished room, fixed furniture and fixtures, solid tile surfaces, colors and stable warm sunlight. An unoccupied interior, no sideward travel, orbit, cut or scene transition.

VANITY-MOTION-V1
A five-second architectural video with a CLEARLY VISIBLE FORWARD DOLLY. Starting immediately, the camera travels smoothly forward about 60 centimeters toward the brass faucet and marble basin over the full five seconds. The faucet and basin grow about 25 percent larger in the frame by the end. The near marble edge passes visibly toward the lower frame edge, while the far doorway shifts more slowly, creating unmistakable depth parallax. One continuous purposeful camera move at normal speed, no pause at the start or end. Keep the camera level with the original viewing direction. Preserve the existing bathroom design, material colors, solid geometry and arrangement of all objects throughout the camera movement. Warm afternoon sunlight, clear architectural detail, no person, no cut or transition. The camera moves; the countertop and fittings remain physically stationary.

SHOWER-MOTION-V1
A five-second architectural detail video with a CLEARLY VISIBLE VERTICAL CAMERA RISE. Starting immediately, the camera moves steadily upward about 45 centimeters along the glossy green tile wall. Begin with the brass controls and shower head visible as in the input, then track upward so the controls slide out of the lower frame and the brass rain shower head becomes the center of attention. One continuous smooth vertical slider move at normal speed over all five seconds, with obvious travel and no pause. Maintain the original camera viewing direction and a level camera, with straight tile joints. The physical wall, brass fittings and accessories retain their exact geometry and fixed positions. Warm sunlight glints on the same tile and brass surfaces. An unoccupied finished bathroom, no cut or scene transition.

STOOL-V4
An oblique overhead detail photograph of a rustic wooden bathroom stool with a ceramic plant pot, amber bottle and sponge. Five-second architectural cinematography. The camera holds this exact viewing direction and makes an extremely slight, smooth forward push. The physical room is static. Existing objects, fittings, reflections and tile patterns retain their exact shapes and positions. Warm sunlight and exposure remain steady. The image stays sharp and solid for the full shot. Quiet, unoccupied interior. No sideward movement, no orbit, no reveal of another wall, no running water and no changes to the room.

MOSAIC
Create one continuous five-second photorealistic architectural detail video from the exact supplied finished bathroom image. The room is already complete. Only the camera moves. Every fixture, towel, flower, tile, leaf, blind, mirror, reflection and piece of furniture stays solid and fixed in place. Preserve the exact room geometry, materials, grout lines, flower mosaic shapes, brass fixtures and warm ivory colors. Keep the same steady sunlight, shadows, white balance and exposure throughout. Preserve the reflection appropriate to the existing mirror as the camera shifts subtly. Calm refined interior photography, with a visible but small smooth camera move that starts immediately. No people, construction, water flow, object appearance, morphing, flicker, text or logos.

The low camera glides forward just a few centimeters over the existing daisy mosaic, with a tiny upward tilt toward the wooden stool. Preserve the readable foreground flowers. One restrained continuous move.