Reference to video prompt — Ultra-realistic amateur iPhone 16 Pro video, filmed handheld by a person in a second small aircraft, roughly 50 meters away from the subject. Authentic iPhone look at long range: over-sharpened image, aggressive HDR, wide-angle edge distortion, deep focus, digital noise in shadows, faint lens flare and window reflections, heavy rolling-shutter jello, visible heat shimmer and atmospheric haze between camera and plane.
REFERENCE SYSTEM:
<<<image_1>>> = aircraft reference.
<<<image_2>>> = location reference.
<<<image_3>>> = ONLY identity and appearance reference for the MAIN CHARACTER.
CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK — CRITICAL:
Whoever appears in <<<image_3>>> becomes the main character, regardless of gender, ethnicity, hairstyle, hair color, facial hair, body type or overall appearance. Use ONLY <<<image_3>>> to determine the character's identity.
Preserve their exact recognizable face, facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairstyle, hair color, facial hair if present, apparent age, body proportions and overall identity throughout the entire video.
Do NOT redesign, beautify, masculinize/feminize, age up/down, replace or reinterpret the person. No face drift, identity drift or hairstyle changes.
Preserve the character's clothing from <<<image_3>>> as closely as physically practical. Do not replace their outfit with the previously described black T-shirt, jeans or any other predefined clothing. The uploaded person and their actual appearance are the reference.
For aviation safety/scene continuity, naturally add an aviation headset with boom microphone only if needed. It must not significantly obscure the face. Glasses are present ONLY if the person in <<<image_3>>> wears glasses.
The character must remain clearly recognizable as the exact same person from <<<image_3>>> during climbing, walking, backflip, landing, returning to the cabin and final wave.
MOTION — CRITICAL:
Both aircraft move forward fast through the air. The subject plane is NEVER static in frame. It continuously drifts inside the shot, pulling ahead toward the front of frame, with the camera operator briefly losing it and panning to recover. The plane slides naturally back toward center. It bobs and dips several meters through light turbulence and rolls slightly left and right. Distance visibly changes between approximately 40–60 meters.
PARALLAX — CRITICAL:
Thin wisps of haze and small cloud fragments pass rapidly between camera and aircraft, streaking past the lens. The city grid directly below moves rapidly with horizontal motion blur. Mid-distance buildings move slower while the far horizon moves almost imperceptibly. The propeller appears as a translucent spinning disc. The airframe vibrates naturally and the open cabin door violently judders in the airstream.
ONE CONTINUOUS UNBROKEN TAKE:
No cuts, transitions, angle changes, hidden edits or teleportation. Camera remains at one side-profile observation position approximately 50 meters away. It never orbits the aircraft, switches sides or moves close to it. Only optical/digital zoom changes. Constant handheld shake and imperfect framing from the distant chase aircraft.
AUDIO:
Loud aircraft engine roar, powerful wind across the phone microphone, occasional microphone clipping and vibration. The camera operator reacts naturally with shocked laughter and excited shouting during the stunt.
AIRCRAFT:
<<<image_1>>>
Use <<<image_1>>> as the primary aircraft reference. Preserve its recognizable aircraft type, body shape, paint scheme, markings and important visual details.
If additional physical detail is needed: realistic single-engine low-wing light aircraft, fixed landing gear, rapidly spinning propeller, realistic panel seams, rivets, subtle weathering, windshield reflections and sun glare.
The right-side cabin door is fully open and pushed backward by the strong airstream, visibly vibrating throughout the stunt. Aircraft flies fast at approximately 700 meters altitude.
LOCATION:
<<<image_2>>>
Use <<<image_2>>> as the primary location/environment reference. Reconstruct and naturally extend that environment beneath and around the aircraft with realistic aerial scale, architecture, geography, atmosphere, lighting and perspective.
If <<<image_2>>> depicts New York City, preserve recognizable Manhattan geography: dense city blocks, rooftops, roads, bridges, traffic, One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Midtown skyline, Central Park, Hudson River and East River with realistic atmospheric haze.
Bright natural midday daylight, clear sky and authentic aerial perspective.
MAIN CHARACTER:
<<<image_3>>>
The person shown in <<<image_3>>> is the ONLY character identity reference.
Transfer this exact person naturally into the aircraft scene. Maintain their recognizable identity and proportions at every visible moment, including distant views and digitally zoomed views.
Hair and clothing react realistically to extreme airflow while retaining their original appearance. Accessories from the reference remain when physically plausible and secure. Do not spontaneously add/remove glasses, facial hair, jewelry or other identity-defining features.
0.0–3.0s — WIDE SHOT:
Aircraft appears relatively small in frame, moving rapidly forward above the city. It continuously drifts and bobs through turbulence while the city moves quickly below. Right cabin door is already open and vibrating violently.
Camera operator struggles slightly to keep the aircraft centered and makes a natural handheld correction.
3.0–6.0s — SLOW DIGITAL ZOOM:
Camera begins a long, uneven digital zoom toward the aircraft. Image becomes slightly soft, noisy and smeared due to extreme smartphone zoom.
The character from <<<image_3>>> begins climbing out through the open right-side door.
They firmly grip the door frame, carefully place both feet onto the wing and rise to standing. Their original clothing reacts naturally to the powerful airflow. Hair is blown strongly backward while facial identity remains stable and recognizable.
6.0–8.0s — WALKING ON WING:
The character releases the door frame and carefully walks outward along the wing toward the wingtip.
Arms extend naturally for balance while their body leans against the wind. Clothing and hair react violently but realistically to airflow.
They take several careful steps and stop near the wingtip, planting both feet firmly.
8.0–9.5s — BACKFLIP:
The character performs ONE controlled standing backflip from the wing.
They jump upward, tuck their knees toward the chest, rotate backward through one complete 360-degree rotation, then extend their legs for landing.
Movement obeys realistic human biomechanics, momentum, gravity and strong airflow. No superhuman jump height, slow motion or impossible rotation.
The character's face, body and outfit remain consistent with <<<image_3>>> throughout the rotation.
Camera operator reacts with shocked laughter and excited shouting.
9.5–11.5s — LANDING:
The character lands with BOTH feet back on the aircraft wing.
Impact causes a subtle but visible physical reaction: wing dips slightly and airframe vibrates and wobbles in turbulent airflow.
The character momentarily loses balance, throws both arms outward and nearly slips from the wing, then quickly recovers by dropping into a deep crouch and placing both hands against the wing surface.
Hold briefly so the danger and recovery feel spontaneous and physically believable.
11.5–14.0s — RETURN TO CABIN:
Camera slowly zooms back out.
Still crouched low against the wind, the character scrambles toward the cabin, grabs the open door frame and carefully pulls themselves inside.
They shut the cabin door.
Once safely seated, the character turns toward the distant camera through the side window, gives a quick natural smile and raises one hand in a casual wave.
Their face must remain unmistakably the same person from <<<image_3>>>.
14.0–16.0s — FINAL WIDE SHOT:
Aircraft banks into a fast right turn and accelerates away over the city.
Wings tilt naturally and distance rapidly increases.
Aircraft becomes progressively smaller as it pulls ahead.
Camera operator pans to follow but gradually falls behind, leaving the aircraft flying toward the distant skyline.
STYLE:
Authentic amateur smartphone footage, NOT cinematic drone footage.
Realistic iPhone 16 Pro characteristics: natural exposure, aggressive computational HDR, slight oversharpening, digital zoom artifacts, rolling-shutter distortion, lens/window reflections, atmospheric haze, realistic motion blur, aircraft vibration and imperfect handheld framing.
Bright natural daylight, realistic shadows and reflections, neutral color reproduction. No cinematic color grading, artificial glow, fantasy effects or unrealistic stabilization.
Photorealistic and physically believable aircraft movement, human biomechanics, wind interaction and urban aerial perspective. 4K, 24fps, single continuous unbroken take.
ABSOLUTE NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:
No face replacement.
No identity drift.
No changing gender.
No changing age.
No beautification.
No changing hairstyle or hair color.
No predefined male appearance.
No automatic black T-shirt or jeans.
No extra limbs or fingers.
No duplicate character.
No disappearing accessories.
No cuts or transitions.
No teleportation.
No camera orbit.
No impossible aircraft physics.
No floating character.
No superhero movement.
No CGI-looking stunt.
No sudden clothing changes.