DOUBLE TROUBLE Prompt + Workflow Photorealistic live-action thriller. Inside a compact bank (Image 7). Exactly three robbers: Leader (Image 2, center-right), Playful One (Image 3, left), Money Guy (Image 4, right). An elderly man (Image 1) with a wooden cane (Image 5) and manila envelope (Image 6) enters.

00–04s: Robbery active.

04–07s: Old Man approaches the entrance. Police shout, “Sir! Don’t go inside!”

07–11s: Old Man enters and walks forward through the center of the bank.

11–14s: Playful One intercepts from the left. Old Man adjusts the envelope. Playful One misses and stumbles.

14–17s: Money Guy intercepts from the right. Old Man trips him with the cane. Money Guy falls.

17–21s: Leader grabs Old Man by the shoulders. Old Man redirects Leader into the teller counter.

21–23s: Playful One recovers, spins Old Man, and punches him in the face.

CRITICAL CAMERA / CONTINUITY BEAT: The instant the punch lands, transition into a brief slow-motion push-in/zoom toward Old Man’s face. Maintain the same camera angle, framing, and zoom level from the punch impact through the entire prosthetic-removal sequence. Do not cut away and do not change to a wider or different angle.

Make the punch impact visually clear. The Old Man’s glasses are knocked completely off his face by the punch and visibly fall away. The camera stays focused on his face immediately afterward so the audience clearly registers that the glasses have fallen off and the elderly disguise has been damaged.

23–28.5s: CONTINUOUS SHOT — PROSTHETIC REVEAL.

Without changing camera angle, framing, or zoom level, the Old Man remains in the same position after the punch. His removed glasses are already on the floor or falling out of frame. He calmly grips the lower-neck / under-chin edge of the silicone elderly disguise and begins pulling it upward.

Show the physical prosthetic removal in clear, sequential detail: lower neck → jaw → mouth → nose → eyes → forehead → crown.

The silicone visibly stretches, deforms, and resists as it is peeled upward. The elderly face and thinning white-haired disguise remain one continuous practical silicone object being physically removed. Reveal the younger operative underneath. No morphing, no digital face transformation, no melting, no instant replacement.

The camera remains locked to the same close framing established immediately after the punch so the reveal feels like a seamless continuation of the punch aftermath. The audience should clearly understand: punch → glasses knocked off → damaged elderly disguise → operative physically pulls the disguise upward.

28.5–30s: The young operative is fully revealed. He does NOT check his watch. He simply turns with a calm, controlled expression and knocks down Playful One with one decisive strike. Calm performance, minimal wasted movement.

End immediately after Playful One goes down. Cut to black.

GLOBAL CONTINUITY RULES: Exactly three robbers throughout. Preserve accurate spatial zones and character persistence. Maintain the same physical bank geography from Image 7. No character teleportation or position jumps. No morphing or CGI face transformation. The elderly face, hair, and disguise are one removable practical silicone piece. The punch aftermath and prosthetic removal must read as one continuous visual sequence. The glasses must visibly fall off as a direct consequence of the punch. Keep the post-punch camera angle and zoom consistent all the way through the disguise removal. The key visual emphasis is the close-up punch impact, falling glasses, and immediate physical prosthetic reveal.