Prompt⬇️

Create a 10-second, single-take white-model shuttle flight in Blender. Build an original shuttle and a dense city canyon stretching several kilometers. Animate extremely fast forward flight along an extended route, covering over two kilometers without slowing down. Weave through narrow gaps and under bridges, change altitude, and perform two smooth barrel rolls in opposite directions. Make the speed unmistakable: nearby buildings streak backward, bridges whip overhead, and foreground structures rapidly sweep past the frame edges. Use strong directional motion blur on the environment while keeping the shuttle readable. Dense obstacles, close passes, and strong foreground-to-background parallax should convey sustained, full-throttle flight. Use a smooth wide-angle chase camera close behind and slightly above the shuttle, racing forward at matching speed. Keep the nose pointing into the city and the engines facing the camera. No cuts, camera shake, camera barrel rolls, slow motion, or deceleration at the ending. Test clearance, motion continuity, and the sense of speed at normal playback. Use PixVerse to render the final white-model animation from Blender references, preserving the extreme speed, flight path, and camera movement. Deliver the final MP4, editable Blender project, and brief notes on limitations.