Car Crash Prank: The AI Airbag Filter From One Photo

A clearly cinematic AI car crash prank effect made from [Image 1]: a short, movie-style clip of the person laughing behind the wheel, then a sudden fake crash with a bursting airbag, in one continuous shot with no cuts. Photorealistic, like a film stunt scene, with soft cinematic light. The driver is the one in [Image 1], in every frame: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles) and the clothes from [Image 1]. The driver is an adult. The same face from the first frame to the last, so their friends recognize them at once, also after the jolt. Never morph. If [Image 1] shows an animal, the driver is that animal sitting upright in the driver's seat, with its own face, fur and markings, not a person. The place: the front seats of a plain modern car with no badge, no logo and no readable text, a sunny highway with trees outside the side window. The camera is fixed on the passenger side at chest height and looks at the driver from the side, framed from the waist up, the face large and sharp. 0-4 s: the driver holds the steering wheel with both hands and laughs out loud, head back, carefree; the road and the trees slide past outside. 4-5 s: a sudden jolt: the white airbag bursts out of the steering wheel in a puff of white powder, the windscreen gets a spider-web crack, and the car stops. 5-10 s: a light haze of white powder hangs in the car. The driver sits upright beside the big soft white airbag, unhurt, hair a little messy, and turns to the camera with wide eyes and an open mouth, stunned, then blinks. Audio: a soft engine hum and the driver's laughter, a loud airbag pop and a glass crack, then quiet with a soft hiss. No music, no lyrics. A movie stunt look, not a news clip and not a dashcam video. Exactly one driver in the car. Nobody is hurt: no blood, no wounds, no bruises, no injury, no fire, no other car, no people outside, no police, no ambulance. The airbag never covers the driver's face. No car brand, no logo, no badge, no license plate, no text, no captions, no watermark.

A clearly cinematic, funny AI car crash prank effect made from [Image 1]: a short, movie-style clip of the pet driving a car with a happy face, then a sudden fake crash with a soft bursting airbag, in one continuous shot with no cuts. Photorealistic, like a film stunt scene, with soft cinematic light. The driver is the animal in [Image 1], in every frame: copy its exact face, fur color and markings, ears, eyes and size from [Image 1]. It sits upright in the driver's seat with its front paws on the steering wheel. The same animal from the first frame to the last, so its owner recognizes it at once. Never morph, never turn it into a person. The place: the front seats of a plain modern car with no badge, no logo and no readable text, a sunny highway with trees outside the side window. The camera is fixed on the passenger side at chest height and looks at the driver from the side, framed from the waist up, the face large and sharp. 0-4 s: the pet holds the steering wheel with its front paws, its mouth open in a happy grin (a dog pants with its tongue out), its ears flapping in the breeze; the road and the trees slide past outside. 4-5 s: a sudden jolt: the white airbag puffs out of the steering wheel with a soft pop and a puff of white powder, the windscreen gets a spider-web crack, and the car stops. 5-10 s: the pet sits beside the big soft white airbag, unhurt and fluffy, a little white powder on its fur, and turns its head to the camera with wide eyes and ears up, stunned, then tilts its head. Audio: a soft engine hum and happy panting, a soft airbag pop and a glass crack, then quiet with a confused little whine. No music, no lyrics. A movie stunt look, not a news clip and not a dashcam video. Exactly one driver in the car. Nobody is hurt: no blood, no wounds, no bruises, no injury, no fire, no other car, no people outside, no police, no ambulance. The airbag never covers the driver's face. No car brand, no logo, no badge, no license plate, no text, no captions, no watermark.