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ArtistAction: 1. The shiny metallic silver-haired woman is wearing a button-up white blouse with the collar button undone and a tan high-waisted, pleated mid-thigh length mini-skirt adorned with decorative thin red and cream horizontal stripes just above the hemline as depicted in the starting image, showcasing her shapely bare legs, set off by black high-heeled ankle boots. 2. She quickly turns toward the left of the view to walk briskly along the straight wall running to the left side of the view, moving away from the dresser until it disappears off the right edge of the view behind her. :: 3. Next she comes to a door in the wall and quickly opens it, revealing a bedroom through the doorway, with decor and furnishings in styles and colors matching those in the starting image. :: 4. Next, she briskly walks to the center of the bedroom, then quickly turns to face the camera as it follows her into the bedroom far enough to show the whole bedroom. The bedroom is revealed to have a bed to her right against that wall. There is a window beside an armoire with a folding dressing screen directly across from where she entered. To her left is a vanity against that wall with a chair in front, beside another closed door. :: Camera Angles: Camera maintains frame and tracks her as she moves, then reframes to a head-to-toe longshot as she reaches the door, moving forward to maintain the shot and reveal the bedroom as she moves into its center. lighting: Soft, natural light from the window. Style: Realistic, observational style. Avoid dramatic or over-the-top camera movements. Notes: The woman's movements should be smooth and natural, as if this is all a part of her daily routine. Her expression is happy and relaxed.
Other than yet again ignoring the directive that worked so well for so many generations to just follow the wall, and insisting on sticking an unnecessary little piece of hallway with an unnecessary door hung with the doorknob next to the hinges (only an AI would think THAT is gonna work), not horrible like some of the previous attempts using more or less the same prompt. I gave in to the temptation to rearrange a few things, and put in some breaks to try to compartmentalize the weirdness. Nary a clue if this was better or worse than just continuing to rerun the same prompt. That's the problem with mostly random results, you really have not a clue whether any changes you make helped, or if any improvements you think you see are just random variance. GIGO applies fiercely.
Biggest problem with this clip is it leaves me nowhere to go without building a new starting frame, since she's completely out of sight at the end. Which I note I had both actions and camera moves in the prompt to avoid that outcome which it completely ignored this time. Had the AI not been jerking me around and demoralizing me for a week I might play around with image generation a bit and come up with a room to put her back into as my starting frame, or see if I can come up with a frame from one of the 11 previous failures to plausibly pick up from. As it is, I think I'll just start my timer for another attempt, I hate jump-cuts anyway. Sissyphus will return in 13 hours 50 minutes, same bat time, same bat channel, and likely same batty useless results.