Zombie Ambush AI Trend With Your Pet

Say it's AI and name the trend: #zombieambushtrend.

• would you still love me if I were a zombie?
• always

You don't need to write it: the page sends it with your photo. To do it by hand, make the still from the scene with an image model, give it and the moves to a video model, and add the sound in an editor.

The scene (for the still)

The pet standing in the middle of the floor of a dark, abandoned wooden farmhouse room in cold blue moonlight from a dusty window, turned into a zombie: the same fur and markings but dusty and matted, eyes glowing pale, lips pulled back in a low growl; in the foreground, out of focus, the shoulder of its owner and a flashlight beam pointed at it. Camera over the owner's shoulder at chest height, the pet's whole body in frame, film grain.

The moves (for the video)

A short, emotional cinematic film with cuts, vertical, film grain. {t:0}-{t:2}s: wide shot over the owner's shoulder: the zombie pet growls low in the moonlit room, the flashlight beam shaking on it, ending with the pet crouched to leap. {t:2}-{t:3.5}s: close-up from the front of the owner, a young woman in a dark jacket, tears on her cheeks, slowly lowering the flashlight until it drops. {t:3.5}-{t:5}s: wide shot: she opens her arms wide and closes her eyes as the pet leaps toward her, and a flash of warm white light fills the frame. This leap into the light is the point of the video. {t:5}-{t:7.5}s: a golden wheat field at sunset: the pet, healthy again with clean fur and bright eyes, runs through the tall grass and jumps into her open arms. {t:7.5}-{t:10}s: silhouette of her lifting the pet up against the setting sun, warm backlight and lens flare. No on-screen text, exactly one animal and one owner, no weapons, no blood or wounds, no other people, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

A sad, slow piano and strings score with a low growl in the dark room, swelling at the leap and turning warm and hopeful in the sunset field, no vocals.