Extreme Sports Stunt Video Template

# Extreme Sports Video Prompt: Skateboarding in Concrete Bowl

**Duration:** 10–15 seconds  
**Aspect ratio:** 16:9  
**Reference image:** {{rider-reference-image}}  
**Audio:** On-location ambient sound (wheels on concrete, traffic echo)  
**Look:** Phone-shot action footage, raw and unpolished

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## Global Continuity

**Location:** Concrete bowl under a city overpass at dusk. Warm sodium-orange streetlight spills across one edge; shadow pools in the deep end. Graffiti on the bowl walls. Traffic hum and distant sirens.

**Skater:** The rider from the reference image—same face, same outfit, same protective gear throughout. No wardrobe or appearance changes.

**Apparatus:** Standard street skateboard with visible trucks and wheels.

**Bystanders (optional):** One or two figures sitting on the bowl lip, silhouetted against the overpass pillars.

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## Camera Continuity

Handheld phone camera operated by a friend standing at bowl-edge height. The camera pivots and leans to follow the rider but does **not** cut, teleport, or switch angles mid-take. Slight shake and reframe allowed; no drone, gimbal smoothness, or impossible tracking.

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## Action Loop (Run-Up to Exit)

1. **Drop-in** from the bowl lip: weight shifts forward, knees bend, board tilts into the transition.  
2. **Descent** down the curved wall: speed builds, body lowers into a crouch, wheels maintain contact with concrete.  
3. **Bottom compression**: knees and hips fold deep as the rider carves through the flat base—momentum converts into the upward arc.  
4. **Rise** up the opposite wall: body extends progressively, arms spread for balance.  
5. **{{trick-or-maneuver}}** (e.g., frontside air, kickturn, grab): executed at or near the coping; wheels leave the surface only if the trick demands it, and airtime is brief and gravity-bound.  
6. **Re-entry**: wheels reconnect with the transition; knees and ankles absorb impact; board flexes visibly.  
7. **Carve out** or continue pumping through the bowl.

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## Beats by Timecode

**0:00–0:02** – Drop-in. Camera tilts down to track the descent. Rider's leading foot presses the nose; rear foot pivots on the tail.

**0:02–0:05** – Carve through the bowl bottom. Camera pans horizontally. Wheels generate concrete-scrape sound; body stays low and compact.

**0:05–0:08** – Climb the opposite wall. Camera tilts up and leans slightly. Rider's arms rise; face shows focus (visible from reference image).

**0:08–0:11** – Execute {{trick-or-maneuver}} at the coping. Camera holds steady or lifts slightly on tiptoes. Trick must respect skateboard physics: board rotates around its axis, body and board move as one system, no hovering or wire-work appearance.

**0:11–0:13** – Re-entry and impact absorption. Camera dips to follow. Knees fold deep; board trucks compress; rider's torso leans into the transition.

**0:13–0:15** – Carve away or pump for speed. Camera pans to follow exit trajectory. Rider maintains posture and balance.

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## Constraints

- **Environment is fixed:** The bowl, overpass, lighting, and graffiti do not shift, morph, or vanish.  
- **Physics named by phase:** Drop-in weight transfer → speed accumulation → compression at the bottom → extension on the rise → airtime (if any) governed by momentum and gravity → impact absorption on landing → post-landing roll or carve.  
- **Contact precedes reaction:** The rider cannot pump, turn, or launch without the board touching the concrete surface first. Every movement starts from board-to-surface interaction.  
- **No flight or hovering:** If the trick involves air, it must be **brief, arc-shaped, and visibly initiated by upward momentum from the transition**—not sustained floating, wire-assisted hang-time, or anti-gravity effects.  
- **Gear and rider locked:** The face, clothing, helmet, pads, and skateboard design from {{rider-reference-image}} remain identical across every frame.

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## Negative Prompts

No teleportation, no floating or hovering, no hidden wires, no anti-gravity, no camera angle jumps or cuts, no unrealistic physics, no board detaching and reattaching mid-air, no standing-tall landings without knee bend, no appearance changes to rider or outfit, no injury, no blood, no subtitles, no watermarks, no UI overlays, no slow-motion speed ramping (unless you specify it above), no daytime lighting creep, no color-grade drift.