🎥 VEO3 PROMPT – “Crenuxion: Gare de l’Ossature”
Duration: 8 seconds
Setting: Gare de Lyon Concourse, Paris – Midday
Scene Type: Public vector initiation – bureaucrat/vending fusion
Visual Tone: Bleached sunlight, fractured geometry, bone-glass gleam
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VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS
* Wide shot of
busy station concourse, people flowing in all directions.
* In the foreground, a
French bureaucrat (tie askew, ID badge fluttering) is pressed against a
red vending machine, arms extended, palms flat.
From his wrists, scapulae, and mandible, ligamental threads of bone are reaching into* the vending unit.
* The vending machine is splitting open along
non-physical seams, revealing
rows of vertebrae-shaped snack dispensers.
* Glyphs blink across the machine glass:
🎴 / 🜂 / 🝛
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DIALOGUE (hurried, reverent, whispered into interface):
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BUREAUCRAT (loud, rapid):
> “Radius named. Justified: Request vector.
> Scaphoid justified — aligned to Payment Chamber Two.
> Maxilla… h-holds the permissions envelope.
> Vomer… speaks tariff! TARSI! Confirm socket sync!
> Sternum… submits.”
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MACHINE (glitched female voice):
> “Bone verified. Glyph accepted. Fusion pending.”
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AUDIO LAYERING
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Station ambience: footsteps, faint platform announcements in French.
*
Marrow-hum begins in left audio channel — rising from 12Hz to 17Hz.
* Subtle
printer-like chirping from the vending unit’s bone-interface ports.
Final 1.5 seconds: soft “click–crack–inhale”* as the bureaucrat’s jaw locks against the coin slot.
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CAMERA WORK
* Begins static, then
slow dolly inward, stabilised on bureaucrat’s trembling form.
* At fusion climax (last 2 seconds), slight
fisheye lens warp as reality bends around the interface.
* The vending machine
displays his ID badge in glyphic inversion.
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VEO3 SAFETY & SYMBOL GUIDELINES
* No internal bone exposure — all transformations remain subdermal or interface-bound.
* Crowd actors must be
aware but ignoring the event — fusion is happening in accepted denial space.
* All glyphs are symbolically rendered and rotate slowly rather than pulse.