Car Window POV Broom Prompt: Use the uploaded photo as the rider identity reference and the supplied car-window clip as the motion and scene guide. Preserve the person’s face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions, and outfit. Film from inside the moving car through its side window. Start with the adjacent road empty. The rider approaches from behind on a wooden broomstick, catches up, and briefly travels alongside the car. They look toward the camera, smile, then face forward and accelerate smoothly into the distance. Keep the broom handle between their legs, straw bristles behind them, and hands naturally holding the handle. The rider and broom move as one connected unit, hovering low above the road. Follow the reference pacing, framing, lighting, and continuous shot. No extra main riders, detached limbs, warped broom, teleportation, skyward flight, or sudden cuts. Add captions separately.

Scooter Traffic Flying Broom Prompt: Use the uploaded photo for the main rider’s identity and the supplied scooter-traffic clip for camera movement and action timing. Create a realistic street scene filmed from a moving scooter, with part of its handlebar and mirror visible below. The person rides a wooden broomstick in the neighboring lane, wearing their original outfit and an open-face motorcycle helmet. Keep their face recognizable. The broom hovers roughly half a meter above the road. The rider matches the camera’s speed, turns toward it with a cheeky smile and a small nod, then faces forward, leans gently ahead, and accelerates down an open lane. Keep the body seated astride the broom and the handle rigid. Maintain natural traffic movement without collisions. One continuous handheld shot with daylight and subtle road vibration. No witch costume, duplicate rider, extra limbs, vehicle transformation, sudden disappearance, or rooftop flight.

My Halloween Ride Is Here Prompt: Use the uploaded photo as the only main rider’s identity reference. Follow the supplied car-window clip for the approach, brief interaction, and departure. Set the scene on a quiet suburban street at dusk with a few glowing jack-o’-lanterns on distant porches. Preserve the person’s face and hairstyle. Dress them in a dark autumn outfit with a short cape that stays clear of the broom. From inside a slowly moving car, watch the rider approach from behind on a wooden broomstick hovering low above the road. They draw level with the window, smile, and briefly wave. They return their hand to the handle, face forward, and accelerate down the street with a faint trail of warm sparks. Keep the rider attached to the broom in one continuous shot. No horror transformation, heavy smoke, giant moon, castle, skyward takeoff, extra riders, or scene cuts. Add the caption afterward.

Photo-to-Video Broom Animation Prompt: First prepare a scene image showing the uploaded person seated on a wooden broom beside a car, viewed through the car’s side window. Use that scene image as the starting frame. Animate one continuous roadside encounter while preserving the person’s face, hairstyle, outfit, riding posture, broom shape, road layout, and window framing. The rider briefly travels alongside the camera, turns toward it with a playful smile, then faces forward and accelerates smoothly down the road, becoming smaller with distance. Keep the body seated on the broom, both hands holding the handle, and the broom at a steady low height. Maintain realistic perspective, light wind in clothing, and natural background traffic. No identity changes, detached rider, broom deformation, teleportation, skyward flight, or scene cuts. This photo-only variation starts alongside the car; use a video reference to guide the full arrival sequence.