0
a golden egyptian statue in a room with other egyptian statues
Prompt
The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb: Fact or Fiction?[Opening Scene]Stock Footage: Ancient Egyptian artifacts, King Tut’s tombMusic: Mysterious, dramaticNarrator Voice:Enthusiastic and intriguingNarrator:"Did the discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb come with a deadly curse? Many believe that those who disturbed the pharaoh's final resting place faced a mysterious and deadly fate."[Scene Transition]Transition: Dramatic visual of the tomb’s entranceStock Footage: Historical photos of the tomb’s opening, images of the tomb’s treasuresNarrator:"In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter uncovered the tomb, and soon after, a series of untimely deaths among those involved fueled the curse legend."[Scene Transition]Transition: Visuals of historical figures like Howard CarterStock Footage: Newspaper headlines about the curseNarrator:"Some argue it’s a coincidence—many of the 'cursed' individuals died of natural causes. Others suggest it’s bacteria or fungi from the tomb’s sealed environment that could have caused illness
INFO
Type
Text-to-videoWj
Date Created
August 8,2024Wj
Dimensions
960×576pxWj
Model
CKPT
SDXL
1.0
Run Count 766513
Recommended Prompt
Prompt 1: showcases a man holding a torch in front of a statue of a man with a beard and a sarcophagus. the statue is surrounded by two golden-colored statues of men holding swords and two more golden statues of men holding torches. the man with the torch is holding a knife, and the camera shows a close-up of the sarcophagus. the man with the torch is also seen holding a knife in his hand. overall, displays ancient egyptian artifacts and statues in a museum, with a torch-holding man as the main subject.
Prompt 2: showcases a gold statue of a man holding a scepter and standing next to a statue of a lying man. the man holding the scepter is standing in front of a wall with hieroglyphics. also features a close-up of the lying man statue and a statue of a man holding a scepter. the gold statue of the man holding the scepter in different positions, including standing in front of a wall with hieroglyphics and standing in front of a doorway.