“Extend the video by 15 seconds. Reference @image1 and @image2 for the donkey-on-motorcycle character, adding an imaginative ad sequence. Scene 1: Side fixed camera — the donkey rides a motorcycle bursting out of a barn, startling nearby chickens. Scene 2: The donkey circles on sandy terrain on the motorcycle. Close-up of the motorcycle tire, then cut to an aerial shot of the donkey performing spinning stunts, kicking up dust. Scene 3: Snow mountain backdrop — the donkey jumps the motorcycle off a hillside. The tagline appears behind the subject via masking (as the donkey and motorcycle fly past): "Inspire Creativity, Enric”

“Extend the video by 6 seconds with intense electric guitar music. 'JUST DO IT' ad text appears mid-frame then gradually fades. Camera tilts up to the ceiling — a muscular man pulls himself up on gymnastic rings, upper body wearing the tight fitness shirt from @image1 with the 'Fitness' logo from @image2 printed on the back. The man performs a ring pull-up with his powerful arms, then 'DO SOME SPORT' closing ad text appears mid-frame.”

“Extend @video1 by 15 seconds. 1-5s: Light and shadow slowly glide across the wooden table and cup through venetian blinds, tree branches sway with a gentle breathing-like motion. 6-10s: A coffee bean gently drifts down from the top of the frame, camera pushes in toward the bean until the screen fades to black. 11-15s: Text gradually appears — first line 'Lucky Coffee,' second line 'Breakfast,' third line 'AM 7:00-10:00.'”

“Use @video1 as reference material. Extend forward by 10 seconds. In warm afternoon light, the camera starts from the row of awnings gently lifted by the breeze at the street corner, slowly panning down to a few daisies poking out at the base of the wall. Then the protagonist's red skate shoes appear — he's crouching in front of a street flower stand, smiling as he gathers a big bunch of sunflowers into his arms, petals brushing against his white T-shirt. As he turns to step onto his skateboard, the flower vendor calls out with a laugh: 'Watch out for flying petals!' He waves at the vendor, then starts skating — a few golden petals have already escaped from the bouquet and landed on the skateboard deck.”