Extreme Close-Up
Pushes in until a single eye fills the screen, so the reflection in the pupil and the shift of the gaze carry the moment.
Extreme Close-Up AI Video Prompt
Extreme close-up: The frame holds only one of Shami's teal eyes, with the red lock light and the edge of the sealed box reflected in her pupil; her gaze slowly moves off the panel and turns toward the dark area by the left wall, and her eye widens slightly. At the end of the segment the shot rests on her eye as she looks into the dark area.
Camera Control
The whole frame is one of Shami's teal eyes, a sliver of eyebrow and a few loose strands of hair, with a warm light strip at the left edge to keep her by the gate. The camera barely moves, so the only things to watch are the reflection and the direction of the eye: the red dot of the lock light and the small square of the sealed box sit in the pupil, and then the iris slowly slides toward the corner of the eye.
An extreme close-up asks one detail to carry the whole beat, so the prompt should state what the frame contains and nothing else, then describe what changes in that detail: what is reflected, where the gaze starts and where it ends. Establish the panel and the box in an earlier shot so the audience recognizes the reflection.
When a character notices a clue, drop an extreme close-up of an eye or a fingertip into your storyboard and animate that single frame with an AI film maker.
Story Clip
Source film EP7 Shot 1 · Gate · 00:10–00:13.6
Shami's eye fills the frame, the panel's red lock light and the small outline of the sealed box reflected in her pupil. Her gaze slowly leaves the center and turns toward the left of the frame, and the clip ends on that sideways look.
What to Watch For
Start at the center of the pupil: below the red dot is a small square with a gold edge, the reflection of the sealed box. Then follow the iris as it slides from the middle of the eye toward the corner on the left of the frame; that shift is her only action. Lashes, brow and strands of hair are sharp while everything else falls out of focus.