Aspect ratio 9:16No audio
SocialMotion
FeaturedNew
Social Card — Event Promo
Generic 9:16 event/promo social card — swap the headline, date, logos and handle. Placeholder branding, no customer assets.
Motion compositionUse template
Aspect ratio 16:9
SocialVideoNew
Live Sports Mishap — Soapbox Race
A 15-second live-sports broadcast parody: a soapbox race down a wet country lane, pile-ups, a goat that hijacks the leader, a pit crew with cabbages and an angry trackside interview. Replace the first frame with your own racer and event, edit the on-screen graphic, and rewrite the reporter's question and the driver's punchline.
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Model & settings
- Model
- MiniMax H3 Max Turbo
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Duration
- 15s
- Resolution
- 768P
Prompt
Live TV sports broadcast, 15 seconds, sharp HD, high shutter, natural overcast light, broadcast camera moves and a small "FILM.FUN SPORTS LIVE" graphic in the corner throughout. The green-helmeted driver from the first frame keeps the same face and outfit. [Wide] 0-2s: The start flag drops; the soapbox carts roll off and pick up speed down the wet lane, spray flicking off their wheels. [Drone, high angle] 2-4s: Following the pack into a hairpin, the giant wooden shoe and the bathtub bump, spin, and bounce into the hay bales in a burst of straw. [Tracking close-up] 4-7s: The green driver leads. A goat hops the fence onto the track and bites the front bumper of her cart. The cart spins in a circle and stops sideways. [Ground-level wide] 7-9s: She scrambles out and runs toward camera as the whole goat herd trots after her. [Tracking] 9-11s: She dives behind the pit tent. Her crew hurl armfuls of cabbages onto the track; the goats stop dead and start munching happily. [Push-in] 11-13s: Hands on knees, breathing hard, she is met by a reporter with a microphone who asks: "What happened out there?" [Close-up] 13-15s: She yanks her goggles off and snaps: "I said we needed goat-proof bumpers!" and storms out of frame. Muffled crowd roar, wheels on wet tarmac, goat bleats, an excited commentator under the noise, clear lip-synced dialogue. Realistic physics, wet textures, broadcast realism.
By Film Fun