You can ask your AI client to set this up for you. 1. Get your Pruna API key: dashboard.pruna.ai/tokens 2. Install the Pruna skill: github.com/prunaai/pruna-ski… That’s it. Your AI client can handle the rest.

First, ask your AI client to create a cinematic desert epic. Here’s the prompt I used for the first 15-second clip, along with these settings: - Duration: 15s - Resolution: 768p - Aspect ratio: 16:9 - Mode: Quality - Prompt upsampler: Max OPEN: hold on a small camel train crossing pale dunes at late afternoon, two robed traders walking beside their camels, long violet shadows raking the dune crests, dry wind already combing sand in thin snakes across the ground, one trader glancing back over his shoulder. MID: one slow lateral track keeps pace with the train as a towering amber wall of sandstorm rolls in from the horizon - the sky browns out, robes and camel blankets whip hard sideways, grains streak past the lens, the lead camel lowers its head and the traders pull cloth over their faces while hurrying the animals forward. CLOSE: the train becomes dark silhovettes against the glowing base of the storm wall, dune grass tearing loose and flying, one trader still half-turned toward the camera, sand blurring the horizon - match end pose. Saturated amber-and-violet palette, photoreal sand and wind physics, painted-quality light, real desert locations, no CGI look, natural human and animal movement. Audio: rising wind roar, cloth snapping, camel grunts and bells, sand hissing across the ground. No dialogue, no music, no on-screen text.

Next, ask the AI to continue the scene using the last frame as the starting point. BTW, I’m using OpenCode for this workflow.