One hero, shown from the upper body
Zombie Apocalypse needs one adult photo. That person is the only hero, and their face, hair, and clothes should stay consistent. An upper-body or full-body photo in plain light is easier to follow through a run than a tight headshot or a group crop.
A short outbreak trailer
The 15 seconds open at dawn in a wet city alley. A wide view shows a slow, distant crowd in the haze, with no readable faces and no gore. The survivor turns and runs, the camera following from behind, and the crowd stays far back. They stop in a doorway, notice a hand turning grey-green, and see cloudy eyes in a cracked window. The reflection is the same face.
Rain first, then near-silence
Rain, gutter drips, fading traffic, splashing shoes, and faster breathing carry the chase. The far crowd is a low murmur without intelligible words. The pulse under the scene drops away for the final look in the glass. Add a caption or a song later only if you can use it on the platform where you post.
Review the reflection before you post
The template card is a concept still. Watch the run for extra limbs, then the doorway hand and the window face. Seedance 2.0 costs 100 credits and MiniMax H3 costs 70. Failed jobs return the reserved credits. Describe the clip as a fictional trailer, and use a photo you are allowed to transform.