How to make Alice in Wonderland videos with AI

The two books move through a sequence of unrelated set-pieces, each its own self-contained scene. Wonderland: the long fall down the rabbit hole past floating cabinets and clocks; the hall of doors with its little glass table; the pool of Alice's own tears; the Caucus-race on the dry shore; the White Rabbit's house with the giant Alice arm out the window; the Caterpillar on his blue mushroom smoking the long hookah; the Duchess's pepper-thick kitchen with the screaming baby and the grinning cook; the Cheshire Cat fading from a tree branch to a floating smile; the Mad Hatter's eternally-six-o'clock tea-party with the Hare and the sleeping Dormouse; the queen's croquet-ground with flamingos as mallets; the trial of the Knave of Hearts. Through the Looking-Glass adds the chess-board garden, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Humpty Dumpty on his wall, the White Knight, the railway carriage, and the Red Queen's coronation feast.

For video, anchor each Alice in Wonderland scene to one chapter, one location, and one set-piece object. The visual library is unusually rich and uniformly surreal: Alice falling slowly past floating Victorian furniture; the hall of doors lit by a single brass key on a glass table; the Caterpillar on the giant mushroom in pale blue smoke-light; the kitchen full of pepper with the baby that becomes a pig; the long table of the tea party at perpetual six o'clock; the croquet match with live flamingos as mallets; the courtroom of card-suit jurors; the chess-board landscape with each square edged in flower-borders.

Three styles consistently land. Painterly photoreal in the spirit of high-budget Carrollian period drama delivers the prestige Victorian-dream look. Tenniel-style ink illustration with cross-hatching reproduces the canonical first-edition images. Surrealist storybook in the spirit of Arthur Rackham or Jan Pieńkowski can carry the looser dream-logic feel. Name the style directly in the prompt.