Twenty seconds, one take, with sound
A red steam train comes out of the fog, sounds its horn, hisses to a stop and pulls away again as the station master raises his flag. Twenty seconds from one generation, with the horn, the brakes and the wind on the same track as the picture. Wan 3.0 goes up to 30.
- Text to video
- 20s
- 720p
- 16:9
- Audio on
One continuous 20-second shot at a small mountain railway station on a snowy winter dawn, no cuts. The camera starts wide on the empty platform as a red vintage train appears out of the fog with its headlamp on and sounds its horn twice. The train rolls in and stops beside the platform with a long hiss of steam from the brakes while the camera dollies slowly along the carriages. A station master in a dark wool coat and peaked cap walks out of the station office, rings a brass hand bell three times and raises a green flag; the carriage doors close and the train begins to pull away. Sound: the horn, wheels on rails, the brake hiss, footsteps crunching on snow, the bell, wind. No music, no subtitles, no text.
