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▶ Subscribe for new cinematic AI films every week: https://www.youtube.com/@aivideos_26?sub_confirmation=1 🧪 How these films are made, step by step: https://www.youtube.com/@aivideos26_lab?sub_confirmation=1 🌍 Website: https://www.aivideos26.com/ ☕ Support future films: https://ko-fi.com/aivideos26com 💼 Business & sponsorships: [email protected] ──────────────────────── ABOUT THIS FILM 1.25 million years ago, the volcano under New Mexico's Jemez Mountains blew itself apart. Los Alamos is built on the ash of that eruption. This film asks one question: what if Valles Caldera did it again, on a Saturday morning in October, during Mass Ascension at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta? 6:58 AM. In Valle Grande, a park ranger livestreams spooked elk and a line of steam along the tree line. At 7:20 the ring fracture opens. On the Balloon Fiesta field, 42 miles south, hundreds of balloons are already in the air, and a column of ash climbs over the northern horizon. In Los Alamos, a police officer leads the evacuation down NM 502 while the flow pours over the mesa. Above the Rio Grande, a balloon pilot drops his basket into the south wind, carrying a young couple and a ring that was meant for a very different morning. By eight it is dusk. By ten, the ash cloud covers the American West. No narrator, no explanation. Only the cameras that were there. A hypothetical scenario. Valles Caldera is real and monitored by the USGS, and there is no sign it is about to erupt; the people and the events are fiction. Facts from the USGS (two caldera eruptions, 1.61 and 1.25 million years ago), the National Park Service (Bandelier geology) and NWS Albuquerque (Balloon Fiesta weather). A cinematic AI film made with Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield, edited by hand in Premiere Pro. Music: "Last Frontier", "Byrðr" and "Vertical Limit" - Hampus Naeselius; "The Beginning of the End" - Stefan Ekström (Epidemic Sound) Watch next: DEFCON 1 | The Last 31 Minutes Before Nuclear Impact: https://youtu.be/3eN1G7EgKS8 How far from Valles Caldera do you live, and which way would you drive? Tell me in the comments, and subscribe for the next film. #AIFilm #CinematicAI #ShortFilm #aivideos26 ──────────────────────── AI VIDEOS 26 Cinematic AI films: disaster simulations, future scenarios and visual experiments. Join 30,000+ viewers. DISCLAIMER This film is an AI-generated cinematic simulation created for educational and entertainment purposes. All scenes are fictional and do not depict real events. No humans or animals were harmed in the making of this video. © AI VIDEOS 26. All rights reserved. Reuploading or redistributing this video without permission is not allowed.

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