Zombie Love Story AI
Video Generator

Create a 12-second cinematic post-apocalyptic love story. Aspect ratio: 16:9. Resolution: 720p. Duration: 12 seconds. 24 fps.
Wide 16:9 frame, composed for a cinema screen.
Use deliberate shots. Prioritize the choice to lower the gun and one continuous matching embrace across a hard cut.
@lead_person is the person who holds the gun. Lock the face, hair, and clothing to the first photo. @lead_partner is your partner in the second photo. @lead_partner has turned: pale gray-cyan skin, fine facial cracks, subtle dark veins, cloudy white eyes, and dry lips, with no graphic wounds. Preserve the recognizable face and hair from the photo. Do not leave them looking like a healthy unchanged person. In the memory, @lead_partner is already fully human from the first memory frame: natural skin and warm eyes. This is a recollection of the past, not a cure in the present.
Photorealistic cinema, natural texture, restrained emotion, subtle film grain. Cold desaturated blue-gray present. Warm golden memory. No white flash. No facial morph, dissolving bodies, or a cure inside one shot.
@cold_world is the cold-world location reference. Rainy Bus Stop: the ruined bus stop in the reference: rain, wet pavement, a damaged shelter, and a quiet street. The pistol falls on the wet pavement. Keep the road clear between the two leads.
@warm_memory is the happy-memory location reference. Sunlit Kitchen: the cottage kitchen in the reference: golden window light, a round breakfast table, cream cabinets, and an open wood floor. A standing embrace on the open floor, clear of the table. The floor is hard, so they do not tumble.
SHOT 1 — 0.0–2.0 seconds. Over the shoulder: @lead_person's shoulder and raised pistol are soft in the left foreground. Focus on the turned lead a short distance away on the right. They are not in one locked two-shot for the whole film.
SHOT 2 — 2.0–4.5 seconds. Cut to a medium shot of only @lead_person. Wet eyes, grief, then acceptance. The muzzle lowers, the supporting hand lets go, and the pistol falls out of the lower frame onto the wet pavement. Both empty arms open. The pistol never fires.
SHOT 3 — 4.5–5.5 seconds. A side-on medium-wide shot, man or lead on the left, the other on the right. @lead_partner rushes from the right toward @lead_person, arms reaching. End immediately before contact, hands about 20–30 cm from the shoulders. Do not show a bite or collision.
SHOT 4 — 5.5–8.5 seconds. Hard match cut into @warm_memory, continuing the same side-on angle, scale, and right-to-left movement. The healthy partner completes the last short distance, loops both arms around the neck, and enters the embrace. They settle with one small weight shift. No new approach, no tumble yet.
SHOT 5 — 8.5–11.0 seconds. Closer, same side of the camera axis. Continue the embrace. A gentle forehead kiss, eyes closed. No new location.
SHOT 6 — 11.0–12.0 seconds. Cut to a separate person-free wide shot of the empty sunlit kitchen, table, and golden window. The leads are outside this framing. Do not return to the present.
MATCH CUT. Cut on the forward movement just before contact. The man or lead stays on the left. The other approaches from right to left. Do not restart the approach after the cut. Location and color change on the cut. Action continues.
SOUND. rain on the shelter roof gives way to a quiet warm room. Let the memory ambience begin just before the visual cut. One brief pistol-drop sound. A sparse tender piano phrase stays continuous. No dialogue and no horror stinger.
No extra people, on-screen text, logo, or watermark. No gunshots, muzzle flash, biting, gore, blood, or graphic wounds.