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Tesla Roadster parody chase video with tunnel-driving car

Tesla Roadster parody chase video with tunnel-driving car is a 20.7-second Claude Opus motion design reference by @Bugi952, built around AI video, AI image. [Note: the creator shared a partial prompt. Copy this motion film prompt, keep the creator's frame counts and palette, and adapt the subject for your own launch film.

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[Note: the creator shared a partial prompt. Wording below is theirs.] GOAL: Image 1 is the driver's face. MOTION: Image 2 is the same driver's full outfit and natural body proportions: cream blouse, camel cropped jacket, black trousers, black loafers, and a blue lanyard with a blank white card. Image 3 is the white angular supercar with four underbody thrusters. Image 4 is the design of the police cars. Image 5 is the round tube-shaped highway tunnel. Image 6 is the police roadblock: five police cars parked sideways across a morning city boulevard. Take only the face, hair, outfit, vehicle designs and locations from these images; do not copy their white studio background, standing pose, framing or lighting. There is only one driver, and she is the only person seen up close. Photoreal live-action car-action comedy, widescreen, shot like a modern action film with fast confident editing and natural daylight color. A young office worker, late for her first day at work, escapes a police chase by driving along a tunnel ceiling and leaping over a police roadblock, and treats all of it as an ordinary commute; she then stops politely at a red light in front of her office, and the police cars line up behind her at the same light. Keep the driver's face, half-up dark brown wavy hair, outfit and blue lanyard identical in every shot. Keep the white supercar's sharp angular body and four underbody thrusters unchanged. In side views the supercar always moves from screen left to screen right. Only vehicles are involved; no person is ever hurt. No lettering on any car. 0-2s: Low angle from the tunnel floor looking straight up at the curved ceiling, 24mm, camera locked off. Rows of orange tunnel lights stream past. The white supercar comes toward the camera driving upside down on the ceiling, its four wheels pressed against the concrete, and passes directly overhead so that its underside fills the upper half of the frame; its four thrusters glow on the ceiling and a little dust falls from where the tires grip, then it shrinks away down the tunnel. Sound: engine roar echoing in the tunnel, distant sirens. 2-5s: Side view tracking alongside the car at the same speed, 35mm. The tunnel is a round tube, so the ceiling curves down the side wall into the road. Still upside down on the ceiling, the supercar follows that curve in one continuous roll: it drives across the ceiling, then down the side wall lying on its side, then onto the road surface. The moment all four wheels touch the road, the body sinks once on its suspension and sparks spray behind the rear wheels; then it is driving upright and straight, and races out of the tunnel exit into bright morning sunlight. Sound: tires scraping along the curved concrete, a heavy thud as it lands, a fast percussion beat begins. 5-8s: Inside the car, a three-quarter medium close-up of the driver from the passenger seat, 50mm, camera locked off; her face fills about a third of the frame height. Morning sunlight falls across her from the side window. Her right hand stays on the steering wheel
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Image 1 is the driver's face. Image 2 is the same driver's full outfit and natural body proportions: cream blouse, camel cropped jacket, black trousers, black loafers, and a blue lanyard with a blank white card. Image 3 is the white angular supercar with four underbody thrusters. Image 4 is the design of the police cars. Image 5 is the round tube-shaped highway tunnel. Image 6 is the police roadblock: five police cars parked sideways across a morning city boulevard. Take only the face, hair, outfit, vehicle designs and locations from these images; do not copy their white studio background, standing pose, framing or lighting. There is only one driver, and she is the only person seen up close. Photoreal live-action car-action comedy, widescreen, shot like a modern action film with fast confident editing and natural daylight color. A young office worker, late for her first day at work, escapes a police chase by driving along a tunnel ceiling and leaping over a police roadblock, and treats all of it as an ordinary commute; she then stops politely at a red light in front of her office, and the police cars line up behind her at the same light. Keep the driver's face, half-up dark brown wavy hair, outfit and blue lanyard identical in every shot. Keep the white supercar's sharp angular body and four underbody thrusters unchanged. In side views the supercar always moves from screen left to screen right. Only vehicles are involved; no person is ever hurt. No lettering on any car. 0-2s: Low angle from the tunnel floor looking straight up at the curved ceiling, 24mm, camera locked off. Rows of orange tunnel lights stream past. The white supercar comes toward the camera driving upside down on the ceiling, its four wheels pressed against the concrete, and passes directly overhead so that its underside fills the upper half of the frame; its four thrusters glow on the ceiling and a little dust falls from where the tires grip, then it shrinks away down the tunnel. Sound: engine roar echoing in the tunnel, distant sirens. 2-5s: Side view tracking alongside the car at the same speed, 35mm. The tunnel is a round tube, so the ceiling curves down the side wall into the road. Still upside down on the ceiling, the supercar follows that curve in one continuous roll: it drives across the ceiling, then down the side wall lying on its side, then onto the road surface. The moment all four wheels touch the road, the body sinks once on its suspension and sparks spray behind the rear wheels; then it is driving upright and straight, and races out of the tunnel exit into bright morning sunlight. Sound: tires scraping along the curved concrete, a heavy thud as it lands, a fast percussion beat begins. 5-8s: Inside the car, a three-quarter medium close-up of the driver from the passenger seat, 50mm, camera locked off; her face fills about a third of the frame height. Morning sunlight falls across her from the side window. Her right hand stays on the steering wheel

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It is a Claude Opus motion design brief for “Tesla Roadster parody chase video with tunnel-driving car”. Paste it into Claude and keep the timings already written in the prompt.

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