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FPV ARCHITECTURAL BUILDUP PROMPT
15-SECOND ONE-TAKE CINEMATIC SEQUENCE

Reference Image Definition
@image = The final destination frame of this video. It defines the exact form, material, lighting, and overall color grading of the target architecture/area. Any mention of "target," "building," or "zone" in this prompt refers exclusively to this image. The final frame must match this reference image exactly.

15-second FPV drone one-take cinematic sequence.
A real-time motion graphics architectural buildup where the structure is generated dynamically according to the camera's movement.

Core Rules
(1) From the first frame to the last, the camera must remain within close proximity of the target architecture. It must never approach from a far distance. The target is already within visible range from the very first frame.
(2) Golden light trails and wireframe architecture must only appear exactly where and when the camera passes. Materialization happens only in the precise path of the camera movement.

0-3s: Opening Frame
The FPV drone starts already positioned near the ground level of the target area, at a very low altitude (1-2 meters above ground).
The building does not exist yet.
The camera looks upward toward the foundation/base area of the target with a strong low-angle look-up composition.
The drone performs a rapid vertical rise while simultaneously tilting backward in a dramatic whip-up tilt shot.
As the camera rises, golden light streaks trace the outer footprint of the building in real time from the ground, causing the architecture to emerge progressively from the foundation upward.
Subtle FPV micro-shakes and wide-angle lens fisheye distortion.

3-7s: Tight Orbit Phase
The drone enters a close-radius orbit around the target's central axis.
Maintaining a short distance from the structure, it circles rapidly in a tight orbit.
Aggressive banking with 50-60 degrees of roll.
As the camera sweeps along its orbital path, the exterior walls and structural elements rise sequentially from the ground as glowing golden wireframes, following directly behind the camera's movement.
The area ahead of the camera - the side not yet reached by the orbit - must remain incomplete, unfinished wireframe, or still empty.

7-11s: Spiral Climb Phase
The orbit enters its second rotation.
The drone continues circling while aggressively climbing upward in a fast spiral ascent (spiral climb).
As the camera gains altitude, the building wireframe grows upward with it.
At any given moment, the structure should only be completed up to the camera's current height.
When the camera reaches the topmost height of the architecture, the final uppermost section is drawn into existence as glowing wireframe.

11-14s: Materialization Moment
At the peak, the camera transitions into a high-angle top-down view overlooking the target.
A brief hovering beat hold.
At this exact moment, all wireframes simultaneously transform into the final physical architecture in a cascading materialization effect.
Golden energy is pulled inward into the exterior shell, revealing the final real-world materials, textures, and surfaces.

14-15s: Final Lock Frame
The drone slows down naturally with realistic inertia and settles into the final composition.
The final camera angle and distance must match the reference image exactly.
Soft golden residual glow emits subtly from the architecture.
During the final second, only slight FPV floating micro-movements remain.