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Backlit dancer spinning in translucent chiffon

Task
Reference to video
Resolution
1080p
Duration
2 s

Output

A dancer in layered grey-white chiffon spins on a dark stage as a follow spot from behind turns the skirt translucent and glowing

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PromptEN263 characters

The same dancer, the same layered chiffon, a third stage: the follow spot comes from behind this time and the fabric goes translucent as she turns through it. The chiffon glows as the backlight comes up; close. Cinematic, shallow depth of field, heavy film grain.

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Why this prompt works

A third stage for a performer and a costume that already exist, rendered at 1080p, the lowest tier here: layered chiffon under hard backlight is the hardest texture there is to hold. Three stills carry the dancer and the garment, so the prompt describes only this lighting set-up. This run sent images only; clips and audio can go in alongside them, which means movement can be referenced instead of written.

Settings used

SettingValueWhat it does
resolution1080p1080p, 2k or 4k, default 1080p. A native Wan 3.0 Prime render tops out at 1080p, so the tiers above it — 2k and 4k — are delivered by enlarging that render instead of rendering natively at those sizes: the extra pixels come from the enlargement, and they are only as good as the render underneath. There is no 480p or 720p tier here; for those sizes, use Wan 3.0 or Wan 3.0 Prime.
duration_seconds2Any whole number from 2 to 30, default 5, or -1 for smart duration, which reserves the maximum and settles on the length actually delivered. With reference videos, their total plus the output must stay within 30 seconds and both are billed. Find the shot at 5 seconds and 1080p before a long 4K render.