體驗神聖靈感：THE LORD FOUND ME (INNOEMUSIC) 透過 AI 動力音樂影片活現

Prompt version 1: documentary-style narrative Concept: A candid, slice-of-life exploration of individuals at pivotal moments where they choose faith and begin a new life in Christ. Visual tone: Natural lighting, handheld camera feel, warm color grading, subtle grain to convey realism. Structure: Opening montage: quick cuts of city life (commuters, coffee shops, parks, subways) with ambient sounds. Introductions: diverse protagonists briefly sharing their current struggles (anxiety, burnout, loneliness, guilt, identity questions). Turning point: each person encounters something symbolic of grace (a whispered prayer, a scripture on a phone screen, a mentor, a moment of service). Transformation: scenes of daily-life renewal—family meals with gratitude, volunteering, forgiving a mistake, choosing honesty at work, quiet personal devotion. Community: scenes of belonging—church small groups, friends supporting each other, shared acts of kindness. Final message: each person articulates what it means to start anew in Christ and how it shapes their next steps. Key moments to emphasize: repentance and forgiveness, grace in daily routines, tangible changes in relationships, hope amid challenges. Visual motifs: light breaking through, doorways/ascent stairs symbolizing new paths, footprints, washed objects (baptism imagery reinterpreted as daily renewal). Audio: intimate dialogue, soft ambient music that swells at turning points, occasional choir-like vocal pads during moments of realization. On-screen text: verse fragments or prompts like “Behold, I make all things new” (2 Corinthians 5:17) or “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” Prompt version 2: dramatic short film Concept: A tightly woven narrative following multiple characters whose lives intersect in a city over a single day as they choose to start anew in Christ. Visual tone: Cinematic, controlled lighting, color palette shifts from cool/detached to warm/inviting as faith takes root. Plot beats: A young professional overwhelmed by burnout contemplates leaving the city. A single parent reconciles with a teenager after a heated argument. A student grappling with identity and belonging finds a mentor who shares faith. An older neighbor volunteering at a shelter discovers purpose beyond success. Ending convergence: all four cross paths at a small, welcoming church event or outreach. Themes to thread: burden vs. grace, forgiveness, new identity, community, purpose beyond self. Visual motifs: reflection in windows, rain that clears, hands in prayer, shared meals as ritual of renewal. Sound design: score builds with orchestral strings and piano, interludes of spoken word or sermon snippets.