Google Flow > Ajan Omni
Create a single continuous 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic shot using the two uploaded reference images.
REFERENCE 1 — PERSON:
Use the uploaded photo of the person sitting in the camping chair as the exact identity and composition reference.
Preserve the person's face, identity, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions and camping chair.
REFERENCE 2 — VEHICLE:
Use the uploaded 4x4 vehicle photo as the exact vehicle reference.
Preserve the exact vehicle design, body shape, wheels, tires, headlights, color, proportions and accessories.
IMPORTANT CAMERA COMPOSITION:
The camera must be positioned DIRECTLY IN FRONT of the person, exactly like a cinematic frontal portrait.
The person is sitting in the camping chair facing directly toward the camera.
Do NOT use a side angle.
Do NOT use a three-quarter angle.
Do NOT move around the person.
The person must remain centered in the composition.
The person is sitting exactly at the crest of a dry earthy hill.
The hill rises behind the person and completely hides everything behind them at the beginning.
The shot should feel like a high-end cinematic automotive commercial mixed with a viral social media moment.
NO TEXT.
NO SUBTITLES.
NO LOGOS.
NO DIALOGUE.
TIMING — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT:
0.0–4.5 SECONDS:
NORMAL SPEED.
The person is sitting calmly in the camping chair at the very top edge of the hill.
The camera looks directly at the person from the front.
The person is initially looking downward, relaxed and unaware.
The environment is completely calm.
The 4x4 VEHICLE MUST NOT BE VISIBLE AT ALL.
Not even the roof.
Not even the wheels.
Not even a shadow.
Nothing.
The vehicle is completely hidden behind the crest of the hill.
The camera remains completely continuous and stable.
No cuts.
No transitions.
No camera angle changes.
No time jumps.
Build subtle anticipation through the person's body language and the quiet environment.
Around 4.2–4.5 seconds:
The person naturally begins to raise their head.
They look directly into the camera.
They give a very subtle, confident, natural smile.
IMPORTANT:
Do not suddenly change the person's expression.
Do not create a new shot.
This must happen naturally within the SAME continuous camera take.
4.5–5.0 SECONDS:
The person is now looking directly at the camera and smiling.
The vehicle is STILL completely hidden.
Do NOT reveal the vehicle yet.
The camera continues the same uninterrupted shot.
At exactly approximately 5.0 seconds, the vehicle suddenly emerges from directly behind the person.
5.0–10.0 SECONDS:
WITHOUT ANY CUT OR TRANSITION, enter cinematic slow motion naturally at the exact moment the vehicle appears.
The 4x4 accelerates up from behind the hill and launches over the crest.
The vehicle briefly becomes airborne directly behind the seated person.
The jump should feel surprising and powerful, as if the vehicle almost cannot stop at the top of the hill.
The vehicle travels only a short distance.
It must NOT fly far away.
It must NOT pass over the person's head.
It must NOT hit the person.
The vehicle lands directly behind the person, extremely close but safely separated.
Upon landing:
Show a realistic heavy suspension compression.
The vehicle's suspension compresses hard.
The body briefly dips down.
Then the suspension rebounds slightly.
The vehicle makes a subtle second movement as the suspension settles.
The final feeling should be:
JUMP → HARD SUSPENSION COMPRESSION → SMALL REBOUND → VEHICLE SETTLES.
Make the suspension movement physically realistic and heavy, like a real off-road 4x4 landing.
A small amount of realistic dirt and dust is kicked up during the landing.
The person remains completely calm in the foreground.
The person continues looking directly into the camera with the same subtle confident smile.
The contrast is the key visual moment:
CALM PERSON IN FRONT
+
CHAOTIC 4x4 JUMPING INTO FRAME BEHIND THEM
+
HEAVY SUSPENSION LANDING
+
PERSON REMAINS COMPLETELY COMPOSED.
CAMERA RULES:
ONE SINGLE CONTINUOUS TAKE FROM START TO FINISH.
NO CUTS.
NO HIDDEN CUTS.
NO TRANSITIONS.
NO FADE.
NO SCENE CHANGE.
NO CAMERA TELEPORTATION.
NO CHANGE OF LENS.
NO CHANGE OF CAMERA POSITION.
NO CHANGE OF CAMERA ANGLE.
The camera remains directly in front of the person throughout the entire video.
A very subtle cinematic push-in during the slow-motion jump is allowed, but the frontal composition must remain unchanged.
The person's face must remain clearly visible throughout.
SLOW MOTION RULE:
The slow-motion effect begins EXACTLY when the vehicle first breaks above the hill crest at approximately 5 seconds.
There must be NO intermediate transition shot.
Do not create a separate "vehicle reveal" scene.
Do not insert a transition between normal speed and slow motion.
The speed change must happen organically within the same continuous shot.
VISUAL STYLE:
Ultra-photorealistic.
Premium automotive commercial.
Cinematic golden-hour outdoor lighting.
Realistic dry earth and hill texture.
Realistic dust particles.
Realistic vehicle weight and physics.
Realistic suspension movement.
Natural skin texture.
Natural facial expression.
High-end cinema camera look.
Shallow but controlled depth of field.
The final 5 seconds should feel like an iconic viral automotive shot captured in one take.
CRITICAL NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:
No vehicle visible during the first 5 seconds.
No side camera.
No rear camera.
No orbit camera.
No drone shot.
No extra vehicle.
No extra person.
No vehicle collision.
No impossible flight.
No excessive jump distance.
No exaggerated explosion.
No person movement caused by the vehicle.
No change to the person's face.
No change to clothing.
No change to the camping chair.
No vehicle deformation.
No vehicle redesign.
No artificial morphing.
No scene transition.
No temporal jump.
No skipped moment before slow motion.
No sudden camera repositioning.
No text or graphics.