Trampoline Double Flip Sunset Hero

Duration: 10 seconds Aspect ratio: 9:16 Reference: @Image1, lock the protagonist's face, hairstyle, and styling, no additional description or changing of clothes.

[Scene 1] 0.0–1.0s: Trampoline scene opens on a sunny rooftop in a luxurious Los Angeles neighborhood, the camera is placed at a low angle, the protagonist is mid-air upside down, falling, body fully extended, hand reaching down, cinematic motion blur to highlight the speed of the descent.

1.0–2.0s: She hits the trampoline, stretches it almost to its limit, then rebounds up, maintaining perfect body control, camera tilts up with the rebound in slow motion, every strand of hair floating.

2.0–3.0s: At the peak of the rebound she twists her body, does a flip, then dives headfirst down toward the trampoline again, camera follows from the side, 1000fps slow motion.

3.0–4.0s: On the second bounce, she bounces higher, performs a backflip, golden afternoon sunlight casts a warm rim light, lens flare, the cityscape in the background is slightly out of focus, cinematic shallow depth of field.

4.0–5.0s: She completes a clean double backflip, body perfectly aligned, camera switches to a 360-degree spin shot that orbits around her, capturing every detail of the movement.

5.0–6.0s: She hovers at the highest point, arms extended, cityscape below, shot switches to a wide overhead aerial view, the whole rooftop looks small, protagonist at the center of the frame, dramatic perspective contrast.

6.0–7.0s: Camera cuts to a high-speed tracking shot, following her as she dives headfirst, hair flying wildly, fast motion for 2 seconds to show the speed.

7.0–8.0s: She hits the trampoline, bounces up in slow motion, extends her right hand, as if to grab the sun in the sky, golden light envelops her, cinematic 4K quality, 120fps.

8.0–9.0s: She grabs an imaginary point in the air, body stretched, silhouette shot, the sun behind her, lens flare, the whole image looks like an artistic still.

9.0–10.0s: She falls back down, the camera switches to a first-person perspective, the audience seems to be her, about to hit the trampoline, final frame frozen, end.