Giant Domino Water Obstacle Course Video Prompt

Overall style: A realistic water obstacle-course recording - high-speed, thrilling, and continuous. The core visual is “a person running/leaping across the top edges of giant dominoes, with the dominoes toppling one after another behind them.” Normal playback speed, no slow motion, no shaky-cam tricks to create false excitement. Character reference: @Image1 is the sole identity reference for the challenger, referred to hereafter as “the Challenger.” Maintain the character’s identity and appearance, dressed in athletic wear and sneakers suitable for running and jumping. The reference image is used only for the character - do not inherit the background, furniture, or original pose. Prop form - strictly locked throughout the film: On teal-colored water, a row of giant gray stone dominoes is arranged. Each is a vertically standing, flat, thin stone slab: wide front/back faces, very thin sides, a narrow top edge. The stone surface is matte, with clean sharp edges, no pips or text. They must resemble enlarged domino tiles - absolutely NOT cubes, square pillars, thick steles, stone piers, or wide platform steps. The character steps on the narrow top edges of the dominoes. Water is visible between adjacent dominoes; their arrangement forms a continuous running/leaping path, ending in a connection to a wide gray platform. Domino-toppling motion: Each domino pivots near its base, tipping entirely backward behind the character; as it tilts, the wide face becomes increasingly visible, then slaps down onto the water. The dominoes behind the character fall one after another, forming a continuous domino-toppling rhythm. Dominoes ahead that haven’t been crossed yet remain upright; the toppling process must always chase closely behind the character and must never overtake them by prematurely knocking down all upcoming footholds. The dominoes remain rigid - they do not bend, fold, shatter, sink vertically into the water, or right themselves after falling. Opening composition: The Challenger is already mid-leap, landing on one foot on the narrow top edge of a domino. The body sways briefly to the side, arms suddenly flung open, the other leg dipping down along the side of the domino - creating a thrilling near-miss moment of almost losing the foothold. The supporting foot genuinely remains in contact with the narrow top edge. The Challenger is positioned on the continuous path of upright dominoes, with fallen dominoes and teal water visible behind. Environment: Sunny outdoor setting, teal water, spectators visible on a distant shore. The gaps between dominoes and the water below are clearly visible. Camera: Full-body side-front tracking composition, fully preserving the character, shoe soles, domino tops, and water surface. A diagonal side angle simultaneously shows both the wide face and thin edge of the dominoes, avoiding any appearance of square pillars. Constraints: The supporting foot must genuinely be planted on the narrow top edge - no floating in air with both feet before magically regaining balance. Do not add sliding, prolonged deep crouching, or slow foothold-searching movements.