scrape Veo prompts

3 months ago

[VERTICAL FOOTAGE], [HANDHELD + SLIGHT SHAKE], [A GIGANTIC SNAKE SLITHERING SLOWLY THROUGH A CITY STREET], [recorded from street level, slightly off-center framing, shaky digital zoom, occasional motion blur], [the snake’s huge body scraping against parked cars, knocking over a trash bin, textured scales catching sunlight], [ambient sounds: distant traffic, startled shouts, wind distortion hitting the mic], [a person behind the camera whispers nervously: “What the hell is that...? Oh my god…” followed by heavy breathing], [natural daylight, overexposed highlights, soft shadows, slight lens flares], [mobile phone quality: minor pixelation in movement, edge distortion, autofocus trying to keep up], [found-footage realism, no visible phone UI or overlays, raw and unedited feel]

5 months ago

an ultra-high-definition ASMR video with a completely static camera framing a polished marble tabletop against a pure black backdrop. Centered on the table sits an inflated balloon labeled in black marker with the text ‘RAMON TELECO.’ A person wearing a blue t-shirt gently brings a sharp knife into the frame and, at the 4-second mark, lightly presses the blade against the balloon’s surface. Capture the precise moment of contact, the instantaneous snap-pop of the explosion, and the subtle rush of air in crystal-clear close-up. Immediately after the burst, have the person place the knife carefully on the marble table. Use soft, directional lighting to highlight the balloon’s glossy finish, the knife’s edge, and the marble’s texture, and record in true stereo to amplify every whisper-quiet scrape, the sudden pop, and the aftermath’s gentle echoes.

4 months ago

A hyper-realistic cinematic video of a high-carbon steel chef’s knife attempting to slice through another large kitchen knife placed horizontally on a polished wooden cutting board. The scene is lit with dramatic studio lighting, casting sharp reflections and intricate shadows on the steel blades. As the first knife makes contact, sparks fly realistically due to the intense friction of metal on metal. Slow-motion is used to emphasize the moment of impact, capturing every detail — the micro-vibrations of the steel, the slight warping of the surface under pressure, and the fine metallic dust that releases into the air. The background is minimal and dark, directing full attention to the glistening, textured blades. The audio features crisp, amplified metallic scraping and an intense slicing sound, akin to ASMR. The entire sequence feels tense and powerful, showcasing the brute force and fragility of modern craftsmanship in extreme detail. 4K ultra-realistic rendering. Studio lighting. Depth of field focused on the knife edge.

5 months ago

Extreme close-up of a hyper-sharp knife slowly slicing cleanly through a shiny green bowling ball, all the way from top to bottom in one continuous motion. The setting is sleek and minimal, with a neutral background and soft lighting that highlights the glossy surface of the ball. High-quality ASMR audio captures every moment — the unexpected initial pierce, the deep scraping as the blade pushes through the dense, polished shell, and the resonant, almost metallic vibrations as the knife glides to the base. No music, just the raw, surreal sound of a perfect, impossibly sharp cut through an object not meant to be sliced. Filmed in 4K with ultra-slow motion segments to emphasize the precision and texture.

5 months ago

ultra-high-definition ASMR video with a completely static camera framing a marble tabletop against a pure black backdrop. Centered on the table sits a single brick hand-held by a person wearing a blue t-shirt. The brick is marked in black marker with the text ‘RAMON TELECO.’ Using a sharp knife, the person slowly and deliberately slices through the center of the brick. Capture every subtle scrape, crack, and crunch in crystal-clear close-up, with soft ambient lighting highlighting the knife’s edge and the painted letters. Record in true stereo to amplify the whisper-quiet cutting sounds, the debris falling onto the marble surface, and the fine dust gently settling.