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@image1 = Fixed name: Protagonist
Reference for the protagonist's identity, face, hairstyle, body type, clothing, accessories, equipment, and footwear appearance.
Use only the name fixed above in the following text.
15 seconds, 3:4, live-action photorealistic, one continuous video with audio set above a bright blue sea in daylight. No cuts throughout. Use the character reference only for the protagonist's appearance; do not incorporate a three-view comparison layout or any text/sample layout into the video. Maintain the protagonist's identity, clothing, accessories, and physique throughout. No BGM, subtitles, on-screen text, or logos.
There are four people in total: the protagonist, Crew A, Crew B, and Crew C. A civilian medium-sized filming helicopter with a white body and blue stripes. Black skid-type landing gear, a wide open side sliding door, an exterior boarding step, and a dark gray cabin. The helicopter maintains a constant altitude above the sea from beginning to end. A coastline is visible in the distance, and a circular trampoline is set up on the sea far below. The protagonist stands on the exterior step outside the open door, looking down at the distant trampoline. Crew A stands near the door, wearing a blue windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. Crew B stands inside the cabin near the door, wearing an orange windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. Crew C is farther inside the cabin, wearing a green windbreaker, black life vest, and aviation communication headset. The faces of all three crew members are visible. Begin with a slightly wide-angle view from the same camera position near the helicopter door, capturing the protagonist, all three crew members, and the sea beyond the door. Keep the camera in the same position, tilting up and down in response to the fall and ascent. The sound of wind and helicopter rotors continues naturally throughout.
0.0–3.0 seconds: Crew A looks at the protagonist with a smile and asks, “Ready?” The protagonist turns to Crew A and nods, then looks directly into the camera lens and says energetically in natural Japanese, “All right, here I go!” with a smile that shows both nervousness and excitement. The visible mouths of both people match the entirety of their respective lines. Crew B smiles and raises a fist slightly; Crew C smiles happily, leans forward a little, and nods. After speaking, the protagonist takes a deep breath, looks down at the circular trampoline, kicks off from the exterior step, and jumps out.
3.0–6.2 seconds: The moment the protagonist jumps from the helicopter, Crew B shouts toward them, “Go for it!” The camera quickly tilts downward while remaining in its position near the door, following the protagonist as they fall toward the sea near the center of the frame. The protagonist falls with their body extended, becoming smaller in the frame as the distance increases. The circular trampoline below comes into view, and the protagonist approaches it, aiming for its center. While the camera is pointed downward, all three crew members are out of frame, but their cheerful cheers can be heard from inside the cabin. Rotor and wind sounds continue.
6.2–7.7 seconds: The protagonist lands near the center of the circular trampoline above the sea. The taut jumping surface sinks deeply under the protagonist's weight, then forcefully pushes back just after the downward motion stops. While still pointed downward, the camera shows the landing, the trampoline surface sinking, and the bounce reversing into an upward ascent in one continuous shot. The impact and rebound sounds are audible.
7.7–11.6 seconds: Propelled by the rebound, the protagonist bounces high back toward the helicopter, pulling their knees toward their chest, tucking into a compact position, and rotating energetically in the air. From the same camera position, the camera tilts upward to follow the ascending protagonist. As the protagonist approaches, they grow larger in the frame, and the open door and exterior step come into view again. The protagonist completes the rotation, extends their legs, returns both feet to the same exterior step they jumped from, and stands securely in the same position, orientation, and posture as at the beginning. The helicopter's altitude above the sea does not change.
11.6–15.0 seconds: The camera returns to the same view of the area around the door as at the beginning. Crew A smiles and applauds the protagonist. Crew B happily raises a fist and briefly shouts, “We did it!” Crew C looks at the protagonist, smiles, and claps. Still breathing excitedly, the protagonist turns toward the camera lens, eyes shining, and says in a bright, natural voice, conveying the excitement and joy of having made it back safely, “That was crazy! Crazy, that was the best!” While Crew B and the protagonist speak, their mouth movements match the entirety of their respective lines. The final frame shows the protagonist standing on the same exterior step as at the beginning, having finished speaking to the camera with an excited expression, while Crew A and Crew C applaud behind them and Crew B celebrates. End at 15 seconds with the crew's applause and the rotor sound continuing.