Ideal for: gyms, coaches, martial arts studios, sports brands.
Build me an award-winning cinematic website for FORGE — a fictional strength gym in [CITY] with the motto "Earn it."
VISUALS — Seedance 2.0 on the Higgsfield MCP (std mode, 1080p, 16:9, no audio, ~8s per clip):
- HERO — slow motion: an athlete claps chalked hands in a dark gym, the cloud of powder blooming through a single beam of light from above.
- THE IRON — macro tracking shot along a loaded barbell as hands grip it, textures and chalk in crisp detail, plates settling.
- THE GRIND — a runner sprinting on an outdoor track at dawn, breath visible, camera tracking low and fast alongside.
WEBSITE — scroll-scrub the hero talcum cloud with "FORGE" in massive industrial type hitting the screen and "Earn it." below. Sections: philosophy section with one line per scroll step ("No mirrors. No machines that do the work for you.") → training program grid (Strength / Conditioning / Team) with hover states → coaches section with cards that lift on hover → results strip with counters (members, PRs this month, years in business) → membership pricing, three tiers, middle one highlighted, "First week free" CTA → schedule table + map + signup form. Design: charcoal background, bone-white typography, one blood-red accent, heavy condensed display font, grain and vignette on every image. Mobile pass: program grid becomes swipeable cards. Start on localhost and verify the hero scrub and pricing section render correctly before telling me it's ready.
Make it your own (or sell it): each element maps to a real local gym—swap in its name, hours, and prices, and use photos of its actual space as references. Another $2,000+ deliverable.
Pro video tips
1 Consistency beats quality. A slightly softer clip where the product looks identical across shots feels more expensive than four beautiful clips of four slightly different products. Always use the hero image reference.
2 Generate only 2 to 3 versions of your hero clip. The hero clip scrub accounts for 80% of the visual impact. Spend your extra credits on it and accept the first acceptable result in every other case.
3 Ask the assistant to compress the videos. One sentence—“compress the videos for the web”—usually reduces the file size by ~90% and makes scrolling smooth on any laptop.
4 Going live takes one more prompt. “Upload this to a GitHub repository and guide me through the free deployment on Cloudflare Pages, then connect a custom domain.” That’s it.
5 The real opportunity is in prompts 5, 6, and 10. Restaurants, real estate agents, and gyms in your city have never seen sites like these. Build one as a sample, show it to five businesses, and charge $2,000+.
Want the complete system — not just the prompts? Playbooks for turning these builds into paying clients. Start with the free community — the link is in the video description, exactly where you found this pack.