Four-Way Split-Screen Dog Walk Park Scene

Prompt : Four-way split-screen showing the same relaxed dog walk through a neighborhood park from four synchronized camera perspectives. Each panel follows the same person and dog continuously as they move along the walking path, pause near a bench, meet another dog, and continue through the park. Top left: close interior-style chest-mounted perspective from the walker, showing hands holding the leash, clothing, phone, the dog moving ahead, and the path directly in front. Top right: exterior side-tracking view moving parallel to the walker and dog, showing their full-body movement, leash tension, trees, benches, cyclists, and people passing in the background. Bottom left: exterior front-facing tracking view moving backward along the path, showing the dog approaching the camera, the walker behind it, facial expressions, changing pace, and the surrounding park entrance. Bottom right: high exterior overhead view showing the walking path, grassy areas, trees, benches, other park visitors, and the pair's complete route through the scene. At the 2-second mark, the dog notices another dog approaching from the opposite direction and slows down. Both walkers shorten their leashes slightly while the dogs briefly greet each other. After a few seconds, they continue walking. The dog pauses near a bench to sniff the ground before moving forward again. Cameras may pan, zoom, or reposition to keep both subjects visible, but every panel must remain perfectly synchronized. Show identical footsteps, leash movement, dog behavior, other pedestrians, shadows, wind in the trees, lighting, and path position. Use realistic animal movement, natural human reactions, believable park activity, cinematic daylight, and consistent spatial continuity. No duplicated dogs, changing breeds, mismatched leash positions, contradictory walking directions, disappearing pedestrians, teleportation, or timing differences between views. --- Companion prompt from the same thread --- Imagine one event caught from four different angles in space, all shown together on a four-way split screen. Flux 3 is probably the best right now for split screen videos! Prompt ⤵️