GLOBAL STYLE Photoreal 30-second clip, 16:9. Same grade, lighting, and lens as the source video. Adults 21+ only. No text, no logos, no character-sheet grid. SCENE Replace the person in the source video with the woman from the character sheet. Keep her action, timing, and path. Do not keep the original face, hair, body, or clothes. REFERENCE ROLES @Video1 = motion path, timing, camera, and location ONLY. Do not copy the original person's face, hair, body, wardrobe, or identity. @Image1 = character-sheet woman, face + body + wardrobe ONLY. Do not copy the sheet layout, turnaround poses, labels, crop, or background. CHARACTERS Woman, 21+, identity locked to @Image1: same face, hair, skin, proportions, and outfit from the sheet in every frame. One person only. No extra limbs, no face morph, no blend with the original actor. LOCATION Same room, props, and background as @Video1. Do not import the sheet backdrop. FIRST FRAME AND BLOCKING Frame 1 already in motion, matching the source action. She is fully the sheet character from the first frame, not a fade or morph. SHOTS [0-30s] She performs the same action and blocking as the person in @Video1. Camera matches the source. Identity stays locked to @Image1. Last 3 seconds hold the finished pose. OPTICS Match the source lens and depth of field. No beauty filter. CAMERA Follow @Video1 camera path only. Do not restage. PHYSICS Weight, cloth, and hair match her real motion. No sliding feet, no rubber limbs. LIGHTING Match the source practicals and shadows. Her face takes the same light direction as the original person. AUDIO no music, no score, no subtitles, no on-screen text CONSTRAINTS Do not copy the original person's identity. Do not paste the character sheet as a picture-in-picture or grid. Do not change the action. Faces stay on-model. No text.
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The example was generated with Seedance 2.5 using: 240:427 · 0:15 · Cinematic · Fashion · Realistic. Reusing these settings gives the closest match.
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