Planetarium Gravity Distortion

seedance 2.5 text to video 
vfx effects testing for
Gravity distortion, volumetric space, celestial-scale transformation, particles and fluid simulation

Prompt 👇

 An elderly night janitor cleans an abandoned Art Deco planetarium during a thunderstorm. The projected moon becomes physically real and drags the entire auditorium into its gravity. [0–1.5s] Shot 1: Macro shot of mop water trembling in its bucket although the floor is still. [1.5–3s] Shot 2: Wide tracking shot follows the janitor beneath the dark planetarium dome. [3–4.5s] Shot 3: Close-up as the dormant star projector switches on by itself. [4.5–6s] Shot 4: Overhead shot: a perfect moon appears on the dome, shedding fine silver dust. [6–7.5s] Shot 5: The janitor’s flashlight beam bends upward toward the moon. [7.5–9s] Shot 6: Close-up of auditorium seats vibrating as loose screws rise from their mountings. [9–10.5s] Shot 7: Low-angle shot as the projected moon swells into a solid cratered sphere descending from the ceiling. [10.5–12s] Shot 8: The janitor falls upward, catching a brass handrail before leaving the floor. [12–13.5s] Shot 9: Popcorn, tickets and cleaning cloths spiral around the moon in orbital rings. [13.5–15s] Shot 10: Camera rolls ninety degrees as gravity rotates through the auditorium. [15–16.5s] Shot 11: Mop water climbs from the bucket as a transparent floating ribbon. [16.5–18s] Shot 12: Wide shot as seats tear loose and orbit without colliding with the janitor. [18–19.5s] Shot 13: The dome surface fractures into a convincing infinite star field. [19.5–21s] Shot 14: A miniature eclipse shadow begins crossing the moon and freezing everything it touches. [21–22.5s] Shot 15: The janitor swings between floating seats toward the emergency dome lever. [22.5–24s] Shot 16: Close-up: his fingertips catch the lever as the handrail tears loose. [24–25.5s] Shot 17: He pulls it; mechanical shutters race across the dome and extinguish the artificial sun. [25.5–27s] Shot 18: The moon implodes silently into streams of silver dust and collapsing orbital debris. [27–28.5s] Shot 19: Gravity returns; seats slam into place while the janitor lands safely in his rolling bucket. [28.5–30s] Shot 20: Quiet final close-up: he discovers a marble-sized moon in his pocket while the water in his bucket produces a tiny tide. Global style: Photoreal celestial surrealism, physically accurate dust and fluid behavior, deep blacks, silver-blue moonlight, Art Deco brass, realistic collision physics, coherent janitor identity. Effects must originate from the projector, affect real objects, then collapse into the miniature moon. No text, extra people or unexplained teleportation.