Crazy Frog chase prompt for Veo, with no names in it
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In short
Copy the prompt below into Veo, with your photo as the first frame. It's a single flowing paragraph covering the crouched ride, the police hoverbike, the glance back and the last bend. Names and brands are left out, because video tools screen for them. Prefer no prompting at all? Ozil Goal AI skips it.

The prompt
Shoot this as photoreal widescreen action. The attached photo defines the rider, whether person or character, and their face, hair, skin tone and clothing must stay true to it. Dusk falls over a futuristic raised highway made of concrete: sweeping ramps, barriers with yellow-and-black chevron boards, big concrete towers far away, warm twilight light everywhere. Hanging about half a metre above the road, the rider holds a deep squat with knees bent and both fists out in front on handlebars that aren't there. They grin, lean into the curve and fly, and under them there is nothing: no bike, no board, no seat, no wheels. The camera sits low, backing away just in front. Hard cut: a scowling police officer in dark blue and a peaked cap, hunched over a slim grey-and-white hoverbike, red lights flashing and cyan thrusters burning. Hard cut back to the rider, still floating in the squat, who looks behind, finds the hoverbike closing in and screams with arms thrown up. The last stretch is three quick shots. First, from low behind, the hoverbike tears past the lens trailing cyan. Second, a high aerial move over ramps and towers. Third, a wide low frame where the rider banks into a bend with the hoverbike on their heels. Nothing in frame may show a badge, a logo or readable lettering. Audio: upbeat electronic dance music with a buzzy synth lead, rushing wind, a whining hover engine and a siren; nobody sings. If anyone shouts, it is in English only. Keep the picture clean of any on-screen writing or watermark.
Tips for using it
- Attach one clear photo of the rider, then generate a few times to see if your tool holds the face steady.
- Don't add names. Veo may turn down prompts naming real people, songs or brands, which is why this one sticks to what happens on the road.
- Expect Veo to return clips shorter than 15 seconds. When that happens, hold on to the first three beats and drop the remainder of the paragraph.
Quick questions
Does adding the trend's name make the output more accurate?
Rarely. A name risks being filtered, and the scene description already gives the look. Spend the words on the action.
Does Veo reproduce the trend exactly?
No. Veo versions behave differently, and your photo alters the face, the motion and the timing. Treat this as a first draft to tweak.
Does Google have a hand in this page?
No. Ozil Goal AI stands alone, with no tie to Google or whoever posted the trend.
Your turn on the bike
One photo does it. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished clip has no watermark.
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