Backlit Silhouette Dancer in a Warehouse
Short, spec-style phrasing — focal length, light position (backlight creating a halo), camera position (static), motion (slowly...
100mm lens. Golden hour rim light on dancer in warehouse. Backlight creates halo. Dust particles in light beams. Camera static. Dancer spins slowly. Shallow focus on face. Background soft bokeh.
Swap the variables inside the [ ] brackets for your own content, then paste into Veo 3.1.
Written as short spec-style clauses — focal length, light position (backlight creating a halo), camera position (static), motion (slowly spins), focus point (face) — each given its own line, leaving the model no room for improvisation; `100mm` telephoto compression plus `soft bokeh` melts away the warehouse's cluttered background entirely.
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