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Create a crisp, clean infographic storyboard poster for THE ROCKET ENGINEER. Wide 16:9 layout, white background, black borders, bold black typography, premium Pixar 3D stylized rendering, bold futuristic colors — deep space blacks, electric NASA blues, bright titanium silvers, warning stripe oranges, pure launch whites. Top header: THE ROCKET ENGINEER TOTAL VIDEO TIME: 15 SECONDS 8 SHOTS · BOLD · VISIONARY · EPIC Legend icons: ACTION, PRECISION, TIME HINT, SYSTEM Same Pixar-style rocket engineer throughout: brilliant young woman, NASA badge, blue flight suit, high-tech mission control and launch facility, dramatic countdown lighting. 8 panels: → Mission control opens — engineer enters, screens light up blue, data streams across every monitor → Blueprint review — massive rocket blueprint unrolled, engineer traces trajectory with confident finger → Component testing — engine component fitted and torqued with precision wrench, indicator turns green → Fuel loading — massive fuel hose connected to rocket base, gauges climb steadily into the green → Countdown begins — engineer at main console, fingers flying across keyboard, T-minus 10 on screen → Ignition — rocket engines ignite, massive orange flame and white smoke erupt at the launch pad → Liftoff — rocket rises slowly then accelerates, engineer watches screens, fist clenching with tension → Orbit confirmed — screens show rocket in orbit, engineer leaps up, control room erupts in pure joy Footer: VIDEO FLOW: 8 shots × ~1.5s = 15 seconds. Blueprint to orbit. CAMERA TIPS: close-up on ignition flame, orbit confirmation screen, and engineer's joyful leap, wide on mission control opening, dramatic low angle on rocket liftoff LIGHT & STYLE: dramatic blue mission control light, deep space blacks, electric NASA blues, titanium silvers, warning oranges, shallow depth of field, Pixar vivid epic colors ENGINEER NOTES: one engineer, one rocket, one moment humanity reaches orbit. Bold, visionary, deeply epic.

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Use the attached THE ROCKET ENGINEER storyboard image as the exact reference. Create a 12-second 16:9 animated rocket launch sequence that follows the 8-shot storyboard exactly. Preserve the same Pixar-style brilliant young female rocket engineer, NASA badge, blue flight suit, high-tech mission control, and dramatic futuristic color aesthetic throughout. Rules: → Follow the sequence exactly from 1 to 8 → One shot per panel, approximately 1.5 seconds each → No skipped steps, no extra systems beyond the storyboard → Maintain character and mission control continuity throughout → Emphasize the ignition flame eruption, rocket liftoff acceleration, orbit confirmation, and control room joy explosion Shot sequence: → Engineer enters mission control — screens light up blue, data streams across monitors → Blueprint unrolled — confident finger traces rocket trajectory with precision → Engine component fitted and torqued — indicator light turns green, confirmed → Fuel hose connected to rocket base — gauges climb steadily into the green → Countdown at main console — fingers flying, T-minus 10 displayed dramatically → Engines ignite — massive orange flame and white smoke erupt at launch pad → Rocket rises and accelerates — engineer watches screens, fist clenching with tension → Orbit confirmed on screen — engineer leaps up, control room erupts in pure joy Camera: → Wide shot for mission control opening and control room joy eruption → Close-up for blueprint tracing, component torque, and ignition flame → Dramatic low angle for rocket liftoff acceleration → Tight on engineer's face shifting from tension to pure explosive joy Style: → Dramatic blue mission control lighting throughout → Deep space blacks, electric NASA blues, bright titanium silvers, warning stripe oranges, pure whites → Pixar CGI vivid expressive epic animation → Shallow depth of field on close-up technical and reaction shots → Smooth fast building cuts, bold and deeply epic visionary energy Goal: A beautiful 12-second rocket launch journey from blueprint to confirmed orbit bold, visionary, and deeply epic to watch.

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Media type: Video prompt
Task type: Text To Video
Dimensions: 1080 × 1440
Aspect ratio: 3:4

Model: seedance-2

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