Drone Shot Video Prompt

Use the attached image as the exact starting frame and visual reference. Create a single continuous cinematic aerial camera shot from the exact viewpoint and scene shown in the reference image. The red line and white arrows are ONLY hidden motion-planning guides. They are not part of the scene and must be completely removed before the video begins. Do not show the drone, propellers, drone body, controller, flight path, red lines, white arrows, waypoints, markers, graphics, overlays, UI elements, or any other production guides at any point. The camera should move smoothly through the scene following the exact route represented by the red line. Reproduce the same direction, turns, curves, movement progression, and ending position indicated by that route. Independently control the camera's viewing direction using the white arrows as invisible camera-orientation instructions. The camera should continuously look in the indicated directions while physically travelling along the red route. Keep the important subject naturally framed during the entire movement. The result must look like real professional drone cinematography, as if filmed by a stabilized aerial camera. Use realistic cinematic motion, subtle inertia, smooth acceleration and deceleration, gentle natural banking during turns, and fluid camera orientation. Motion should feel physically believable and premium, not like an animated 3D object or a game camera. Absolutely do not generate or reveal a drone itself. The viewer should see only the camera's aerial perspective and the original scene. There must be no visible filming equipment. Preserve the reference image exactly. Do not change the subject, buildings, landscape, road, trees, objects, lighting, colors, weather, textures, proportions, or environment. Do not add anything that is not already present in the original image. No cuts. No transitions. No teleportation. No sudden zooms. No artificial camera shake. No exaggerated movement. No scene transformation. The final video should simply look like the original scene being filmed by a professional stabilized drone camera, with the camera smoothly travelling along the specified route and continuously adjusting its view according to the indicated directions. Priority: 1. Preserve the original scene. 2. Follow the red route exactly as the camera's physical flight trajectory. 3. Follow the white arrows exactly as invisible camera-look directions. 4. Keep all guides and drone equipment completely invisible. 5. Produce natural, realistic professional aerial cinematography.