Гиперреалистичная битва на масле — видео промпт

{ "prompt": "A hyper-realistic, cinematic scene capturing the moment a classical oil painting of a naval battle comes to life, with the ocean and a tall ship bursting through the frame into a quiet art gallery. The scene focuses on the impossible physics of the event and the textural contrast between the painted world and reality.", "cinematography": "Shot with a virtual Arri Alexa Mini LF and a 50mm prime lens for a natural, observational feel. The camera is on a slow, suspenseful dolly track.", "color_grade": "Starts with clean, sterile, diffused lighting of a modern art gallery. Transitions to a more dramatic, high-contrast look as the dynamic water and painted storm clouds become the primary light sources.", "rendering": "Path-traced global illumination. Advanced fluid dynamics for the breaching water. PBR materials for the ornate gold frame, gallery wall, polished floor, and the cracked oil paint of the canvas.", "frame_rate": "60fps (conformed to 24fps for cinematic slow-motion during the breach)", "resolution": "8K" }, "timeline": [ { "time_start": 0.0, "time_end": 4.0, "camera": { "type": "Slow, steady push-in towards the painting.", "focal_length": "50mm", "aperture": "f/4.0", "focus": "Starts as a wide shot of the painting on the wall, then racks focus to the texture of the oil paint on the lead ship's sails." }, "visuals": { "description": "A beautiful, classical oil painting of a fleet of tall ships on a stormy sea hangs on a plain white gallery wall. The frame is ornate and golden. The camera pushes in, revealing the intricate detail of the painting: the cracked texture of the aged paint, the artist's brushstrokes. Inside the painting, the waves begin to swell with subtle, realistic motion, and the ship's sails start to flutter gently.", "details": [ "The gallery's track lighting creates a soft, specular highlight on the varnish of the painting.", "The movement within the painting is subtle at first, almost unnoticeable.", "Dust motes are visible, floating in the still air of the gallery." ] {