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TRAZA Festival Art Film Prompt

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Sep 7, 2026

TRAZA Festival Art Film Prompt A detailed 20-second AI video generation prompt for a festival ad with exact shot-by-shot timeline, visual style, and audio specifications.

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Create a complete polished 20-second advertising film for TRAZA - FESTIVAL DE ARTE VIVO. Reference 1 is the approved graphic campaign and cinematic photographic art direction, not a triptych to animate literally. Reference 2 establishes the physical stage design, reference 3 the garden space. Build full-frame moving live-action cinema shots, never a slideshow or static montage. Exact brand: bold condensed TRAZA wordmark with brush-cut Z, ultramarine, acid lime, cream and pink, expressive rough hand-drawn flower and orbit strokes. Fujicolor Superia 400 scanned 35mm feeling, organic fine grain, creamy highlights, rich natural green shadows, warm skin, motivated sunlight, slight diffusion, tactile indie cinema. People move naturally, plausible hands and faces, limited cast, no crowds of tiny malformed people. Hand-drawn overlays stay flat 2D ink with rough edges and are animated frame by frame, not glowing or physical magic. No spoken dialogue, voiceover or lyrics. Original instrumental soundtrack throughout: playful warm organic electronic groove, muted percussion and round bass, gradually builds then resolves; tasteful natural brush, cloth, footsteps and festival ambience under music. EDIT TIMELINE EXACTLY: SHOT 1 - 0–4 seconds: Arresting intimate low-angle medium shot of adult artist from behind in cream paint-marked overalls reaching up to brush a suspended canvas in a sunlit studio. Camera slowly pushes, cloth sways and arm paints naturally. Lime hand-drawn line continues her gesture above canvas in animated spiral, capturing concept of art escaping its frame. Keep anatomy simple and clear. SHOT 2 - 4–8 seconds: Match cut on spiral to camera gliding at human eye level through approved Mediterranean grass garden with blue seating, cream sails, lime banners. Two adults only, walking naturally away from camera, separated, full bodies correct. A cream drawn orbit travels across image and a pink flower sketch draws itself over a garden sculpture. Leaves and banners move gently. SHOT 3 - 8–12 seconds: Cinematic side close-up portrait of adult female artist from approved campaign, eyes closed with tiny blue paint mark on cheek, warm late light through trees and subtle flash-like editorial quality. She opens eyes and smiles slightly toward something off-screen, never to camera. Pink flower doodle blooms beside her face, preserves face unobscured. Gentle handheld film energy. SHOT 4 - 12–16 seconds: Wide low camera move toward approved blue sculptural stage at dusk; only one performer on stage seen at clear scale, no dense crowd. LED screen shows stable correct TRAZA branding, warm stage lights come up, restrained cream orbital sketches move on screen. Real architectural supports, no distortions, music reaches joyful peak. SHOT 5 - 16–20 seconds: Clean decisive graphic cut to ultramarine full screen. Large cream exact TRAZA wordmark faithfully reconstructed from reference, small cream 'FESTIVAL DE ARTE VIVO' underneath. Lime phrase 'EL ARTE SE SALE.' appears below. Pink hand-drawn flower animates briefly near corner then holds. All wording perfectly spelled, flat graphic design with fine paper/print texture, no extra wording, no dates, no place, no sponsor. End card held fully legible for final 3 seconds, complete musical resolution at 20s, no abrupt unfinished cut. Strong cohesive art-directed brand film.

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