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TASK: REFERENCE-GUIDED REPLACEMENT OF TWO MAIN CHARACTERS

Use @video1 as the primary reference for the scene, shot sequence, action, timing, camera movement, framing, and lighting.

Use @image1 as the exclusive identity, body proportions, and wardrobe reference for the main male character.
Use @image2 as the exclusive identity, body proportions, and wardrobe reference for the main female character.

Create a photorealistic 15-second vertical video in 9:16 format. Reproduce the supplied nightclub sequence as closely as possible, replacing only the two main characters with the people from their respective character reference sheets.

This is a faithful character-replacement task, not a new interpretation of the scene.

REFERENCE ROLES

@video1 controls:

Nightclub architecture and scene layout.
Shot order, shot duration, cuts, and transitions.
Camera position, movement, angle, framing, and focus changes.
The characters' actions, poses, gestures, gaze directions, and movement timing.
The featured woman's dance movements.
Background crowd placement and activity.
Lighting direction, spotlight timing, atmosphere, and color palette.

@image1 controls:

The main man's facial identity, hairstyle, facial hair, skin appearance, body proportions, and clothing.

@image2 controls:

The main woman's facial identity, hairstyle, skin appearance, body proportions, and clothing.

Treat multiple views within each character sheet as references to ONE person, not as separate characters. Do not reproduce the reference-sheet layout.

Do not transfer the original actors' facial features into the replacement characters. Do not mix the two reference identities.

SCENE AND ACTION

Preserve the scene shown in @video1.

The main man is on the upper-level balcony of a nightclub, leaning against the railing and looking down toward the dance floor. He notices the main woman dancing among the crowd below and watches her with interest and attraction.

The main woman remains on the dance floor among the surrounding clubgoers. A directed beam of light highlights her, matching the reference video's lighting and timing.

Preserve the original spatial relationship between the balcony, the man, the dance floor, and the woman. Maintain believable eyelines so the man appears to be looking toward her actual position.

Where this description differs from the footage, follow @video1 for action, staging, and timing.

Do not add a meeting, embrace, conversation, reciprocal glance, or any other action that is not present in @video1.

MALE CHARACTER — @image1

Replace only the featured man on the upper-level balcony with the exact man shown in @image1.

Preserve his recognizable facial structure, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, chin, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair pattern, and natural skin texture.

Maintain his reference body build and head-to-body proportions. Adapt the original performance to his anatomy without stretching or reshaping his body to match the source actor.

Use the clothing shown in @image1 consistently throughout every shot.

Match the source performer's leaning posture, hand placement, head turns, gaze shifts, and expression timing. Convey attraction through natural, restrained facial movement without altering facial identity.

FEMALE CHARACTER — @image2

Replace only the featured woman illuminated on the dance floor with the exact woman shown in @image2.

Preserve her recognizable facial structure, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, chin, hairline, hairstyle, natural skin texture, and body proportions.

Use the clothing shown in @image2 consistently throughout every shot.

Reproduce the source woman's dance as closely as possible: the same steps, weight transfers, hip and shoulder movements, arm gestures, head turns, rhythm, and timing.

Adapt the performance naturally to the reference woman's body proportions without changing the choreography.

Do not invent new dance moves, exaggerated poses, or additional gestures.

IDENTITY AND TEMPORAL CONSISTENCY

The man must remain the person from @image1 throughout the entire video.
The woman must remain the person from @image2 throughout the entire video.

Maintain each person's identity across every frame, camera angle, expression, lighting change, and cut.

Expressions must change through natural facial muscle movement, not through changes to underlying facial structure.

When a face turns away, enters shadow, becomes partially occluded, or returns to view, preserve the same identity. Do not reset, blend, or replace the face.

Keep hairstyles, facial hair, clothing, body proportions, and apparent age consistent.

Allow realistic motion blur, perspective changes, and lighting variation. Avoid frozen expressions, pasted-on faces, beauty-filter effects, and unnaturally sharp facial details that do not match the shot.

MOTION, EDITING, AND CAMERA

Preserve @video1's movement speed, rhythm, pauses, and performance timing.

Keep the original camera path and shot composition. Reproduce pans, tilts, push-ins, close-ups, over-the-shoulder views, focus pulls, and cuts only where they occur in @video1.

Do not add camera movements, reaction shots, slow motion, speed ramps, or extra close-ups.

Do not change the edit or make the characters face the camera merely to showcase their faces. Preserve their original gaze directions and actions.

ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSICAL REALISM

Keep the surrounding clubgoers as background characters. Do not replace them with the people from @image1 or @image2. Do not duplicate either main character.

Preserve the source crowd's movement and placement as closely as possible.

Maintain correct depth and occlusion. The balcony railing, hands, bodies, and foreground dancers must overlap naturally.

Keep the man's hands and arms in believable contact with the railing. Keep the woman's feet grounded during weight-bearing dance steps. Maintain natural balance, anatomy, fabric movement, and hair movement.

Match both replacement characters to the scene's lighting, shadows, grain, depth of field, and motion blur.

The spotlight must illuminate the woman naturally according to the reference footage. Do not create an artificial glow or separately lit face.

PRIORITIES

@video1 determines what happens, where it happens, and how it is filmed.
@image1 determines the main man's appearance and clothing.
@image2 determines the main woman's appearance and clothing.

Preserve both recognizable identities while matching the original action, staging, choreography, timing, and camera as closely as possible.

Do not sacrifice identity for beautification or cinematic stylization.

AVOID

Face morphing, identity drift, source-actor facial features, blended identities, swapped identities between the man and woman, duplicated protagonists, changing outfits, changing hairstyles, distorted anatomy, extra limbs, extra fingers, fused hands, floating feet, foot sliding, broken railing contact, unstable backgrounds, invented dance moves, exaggerated expressions, plastic skin, flickering faces, and unrequested cuts.

OUTPUT

One coherent, photorealistic 15-second vertical nightclub sequence following @video1, with the balcony man replaced by the man from @image1 and the featured dancing woman replaced by the woman from @image2.

No reference-sheet grids, split screens, captions, logos, or watermarks.