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You commented. Here they are.

The exact prompts behind the work. No email wall, no course. Take them, run them, make something.

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THE SIGNAL

A spec suit-up film for Salomon reflective trainers — the Bat-Signal reimagined as the Salomon mark thrown across the clouds. No brief, no client, no camera. Take these, adjust them for your own product.

01 / the signal the call to suit up
A Salomon signal appears in the night sky over Gotham-inspired NYC. Dark clouds, a single searchlight beam, the Salomon S mark glowing where the light hits the clouds. Cold blacks, steel blues, cinematic, The Batman 2022.
02 / the reveal head to shoes
Camera: pedestal down, smooth constant descent, lens level throughout, landing on his shoes. He stands in a dark wet alley, reflective Salomon trainers catching the light. Moody, gritty 35mm, deep shadows.
03 / the activation the gadget
Camera: locked, static. He clicks the side of his glasses; the lenses expand and activate into green night-vision with a small mechanical whir. Dark cold alley, deep shadows, gritty 35mm.
04 / the walk-out low and hero
Camera: low side tracking, following his feet at walking pace. He strides through a wet alley, reflective trainers flaring with every step. Deep blacks, gritty 35mm, The Batman 2022.
one product in. a campaign out.
the Salomon XT-Whisper trainer, source product photo this is all it started as. one product photo.
the Salomon signal in the night sky editorial shot in a green-lit tunnel glasses activated to night vision the trainer lit like a bat-signal
how it was actually made
the character turnaround sheet used to lock identity across every shot
Consistency first. Before a single campaign shot, the character gets a full turnaround — face, body, every angle — locked from one real reference. Every shot after that points back to this sheet, not to a fresh guess. The prompts above are real, but they're the easy part. Keeping one face, one product, one world consistent across forty-plus shots is the actual work.
models used

Nano Banana Pro — stills & character consistency · Cinema Studio 3.0 — motion · ByteDance AIGC upscale — texture / de-plastic pass · a 35mm film emulation LUT for the final grade.

The prompt is the easy part.

The other ninety percent is knowing what to art direct, which reference to feed it, and what to throw away. That part doesn't fit in a caption. So, two doors.

door one

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door two

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