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Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 live-action dance video using the person in @ Image1 Setting: a high school classroom — desks, chairs, chalkboard. One continuous take: no zooms, no cuts. - Prioritize @ Image1 for the face, hairstyle, outfit, colors, and overall silhouette - Only one person in the frame - Not intense breakdancing — a short live-action dance MV where a high school student casually dances along to the music, just for fun - Don't repeat the same choreography; mix in steps, turns, hand movements, footwork, profile angles, and swaying hair - Amateur camerawork, as if a friend is filming on an iPhone — handheld shake, slightly off-center framing that loosely follows the dancer

Create a 15-second, 16:9, 24fps high-quality fashion MV based on the attached single character reference image. Character lock: Keep 1 young Korean-style woman only throughout the entire video. Strictly preserve her face, facial proportions, skin tone, age, long dark-brown hair, bangs, body proportions, limb proportions, identity, and overall Korean beauty vibe. She must always remain the same person. No face drift, no westernized features, no masculine look, no second person, no crowd. Style: Pattern Collage Pop × Korean Fashion Editorial × Fashion MV. The feeling is a stylish Korean fashion girl entering a magazine world made of classic patterns, geometric graphics, collage layouts, and bold typography. Keep the girl realistic, but make the background and design elements flat, sharp, clean 2D graphic design. Avoid rough handmade collage; make it polished, chic, trendy, glossy, and editorial. Visual system: Use patterns and shapes such as stripes, polka dots, checkerboard, plaid, grids, zigzags, borders, concentric circles, triangles, circles, squares, geometric lines, graphic frames, cutout color blocks, paper-edge collage shapes, overlapping color fields, whitespace, and offset layouts. Use them as backgrounds, framing devices, cross-screen bands, layered blocks behind the subject, and magazine-style title areas. Color: Extract 2 main colors from the girl’s vibe, plus white or black as support. Keep the palette clean and unified. Preferred tones: cream white, light blue, icy blue, silver gray, soft pink, muted lavender. Fashion: Extend the styling from the reference into sweet-cool Korean / light Y2K / chic Asian fashion. Possible items: light denim, fitted tops, cute-cool mini skirts, small bags, necklaces, earrings, platform ankle boots, Korean accessories. Slight outfit variation is allowed, but she must still feel like one continuous character. Motion & camera: This is a fashion MV, not a slideshow. Each segment must have a clear pose-to-pose action: half-step forward, look back, lower gaze then look up, fix hair, touch bag strap, hand near face, seated side look, crouch with soft smile, reach toward camera, light turn, final hero pose. Expressions: soft, sweet-cool, confident, polished. Use fast but smooth lateral movement, light push-in/pull-out, alternating close/medium/full shots, detail inserts, and editorial split compositions. Typography: Add large, readable fashion typography without covering the face. Use a main NAME title, plus supporting English keywords and occasional Korean text. Words can include: SEOUL POP, CUTE SIGNAL, SOFT CHIC, KOREAN GIRL, FASHION CUT, LOVELY MOOD, TRENDY LOOK. Vary placement, size, direction, and color while keeping a unified magazine design system. Timeline: 8 stylish looks across 15s, ending in a strong final hero shot where previous graphics and keywords reassemble into a polished Korean magazine-cover composition. Hold the final frame for 0.5s. Avoid: multiple people, identity drift, static poster feel, stiff motion, overly realistic backgrounds, unreadable text, text over face, childish tone, cheap filters, logos, watermarks, subtitles, exaggerated dance, or goofy expressions.

@ image1 The dancer is dancing new school hip hop to early 2020s hip hop music. The location is LA Rodeo Drive. The time of day is golden hour. A 15-second dance routine where the body's joints and muscles move naturally and in sync with the music. With the movements of a top-tier hip hop dancer, improvising a dance to the music on the spot. There are cool beat-sync moments like a dance battle. The dancer's facial expression control is perfect, with expressions that match the song and dance movements. Since the song continues, the 15-second dance is never interrupted. Please finish and output it as a dance video edited like a top-tier MV director would, with camera angles, cuts, and composition that make the dance look captivating. 9:16 vertical dance MV clip, 15 seconds. 4K ultra-photorealistic texture video. Classic MV lighting and color grading. No repetition of the same movements. No unnecessary sound effects. No audience cheers. There is no audience; if anyone is present, only passersby.

Create an explosive, motion-graphics-driven character reveal trailer in 16:9, exactly 13 distinct cuts, 24fps. BTS is a cool, composed anime streetwear girl with long voluminous wavy hair that is jet-black at the roots and mid-lengths with vivid hot-pink streaks and highlights throughout, messy side-swept bangs, a high messy ponytail secured by a black scrunchie with a pink accent bow, ocean-blue eyes with sharp winged black eyeliner, a slim black choker printed with pink “BTS”, an oversized white zip-up hooded windbreaker covered in pink BTS logos, pink stripes and sleeve text, a white crop top centered with a large pink BTS emblem, matching white cargo-style pants with pink BTS branding down the legs and pink drawstring details, chunky white-and-pink platform sneakers, and a pink BTS tote bag. Preserve her exact face, proportions, hairstyle, outfit, materials, accessories and colors throughout; never redesign her. This film is 80% bold graphic design in motion and 20% character action: giant kinetic typography, hard-edged shapes, split-screens, flat color fields, barcode strips, UI ticks, halftone, speed lines, butterfly trails and shutter flashes. Palette: hot pink, lavender-purple, white, black, silver-grey (BTS logo gradient). Style: premium AAA motion-graphics title sequence x K-pop streetwear campaign film. Every graphic element moves fast and snaps hard on the beat. CUT 01 | 0.00-1.00s - Pure graphics: a massive hot-pink circle slams onto a white field, two black bars wipe across, tiny UI ticks and a barcode strip flicker; the letters B, T and S punch in one after another with heavy impact shake. CUT 02 | 1.00-2.00s - The S becomes a porthole: extreme close-up of her ocean-blue eye with winged eyeliner inside it, glancing up; RGB split flash, then the circle shatters into shards of flat pink and lavender. CUT 03 | 2.00-3.10s - Black frame with an enormous white BTS; she sprints in from frame left and power-slides across the baseline of the typography, speed lines and hot-pink streaks trailing, shards of the letters kicked up like sparks and pink butterflies bursting. Whip-pan out. CUT 04 | 3.10-4.00s - Split-screen triptych of flat pink/white/lavender panels; in each panel her silhouette performs a different move in stroboscopic freeze: takeoff, tuck, landing. Huge vertical text FULL SPEED scrolls behind the panels. CUT 05 | 4.00-5.10s - She leaps through a giant rotating ring of typography reading NO BRAKES NO LIMITS; camera tracks her mid-air spin in slow motion as the letters scatter into butterflies, then snap-zoom on her confident face. CUT 06 | 5.10-6.00s - Hard cut: white editorial card, huge black JUMP with a hot-pink slash; she vaults over the word itself, palm planted on the J, legs whipping across frame; the word compresses like a spring under her hand and rebounds. CUT 07 | 6.00-7.00s - Lavender field with a black diagonal stripe; she back-flips along the stripe in three stroboscopic ghost frames, each ghost tinted a different palette color; giant outlined text FLIP rotates 180 degrees in sync with her rotation. CUT 08 | 7.00-8.00s - Kinetic type barrage: the words PINK / FAST / ARMY / BTS slam in one per beat with shutter flashes and camera shake, while she slides on her knees across the foreground, jacket flaring, pink petal and butterfly particles bursting from her sneakers. CUT 09 | 8.00-9.00s - Black frame, giant white wireframe grid tilting in 3D; she runs up the grid like a wall, kicks off, and hangs in the air as everything freezes; a hot-pink circle stamps around her frozen pose like a target lock with UI brackets and data ticks. CUT 10 | 9.00-10.10s - Freeze releases into a burst: she dives toward camera through layered flat-color panes that shatter one by one like glass shutters, each shattering pane revealing a bigger letter of B-T-S; foreground wipe with her sneaker. CUT 11 | 10.10-11.10s - Rapid-fire poster montage: four full-screen graphic posters of her in different action poses (mid-flip, sliding, landing, hands-in-pockets) snap past with hard cuts, each with different bold layout, oversized numbers 01-04, barcodes and slashes. CUT 12 | 11.10-13.00s - Hero moment on a clean white cyclorama: she lands a final backflip dead center in slow motion, straightens with hands in pockets, and a shockwave of concentric hot-pink and lavender rings, wind streaks, butterflies and shattered typography blasts outward from her landing; brief iconic freeze with her faint confident smile, overexpose to white. CUT 13 | 13.00-15.00s - Final identity card: enormous black BTS dominates a pale white field with translucent pink-lavender rings, technical arcs, halftone and a rough black circular emblem containing a ghosted butterfly/barcode motif; she stands relaxed overlapping the letters, wind rippling her jacket and ponytail; one last hot-pink pulse sweeps through the typography and a butterfly-ring flash punctuates the end. Editing: extremely aggressive rhythm - hard cuts on every beat, graphic matches, whip pans, snap zooms, stroboscopic freezes, foreground wipes, RGB splits, shutter flashes, impact shakes and speed ramps; every cut must feel compositionally different; typography is always fully readable before the character overlaps it. No weapons, no combat, no fire; all energy comes from motion design, wind, petals, butterflies, glass and her parkour-style athleticism. BGM: hard-hitting electronic / drum-heavy future bass with aggressive drops, risers, sub hits and glitch fills locked to every cut; sneaker impacts, whooshes, glass shatters and typography slams are rhythmic sound-design elements. Peak at CUT 12 and end with a cold electronic logo stinger. Premium AAA quality, anime-inspired cinematic rendering, stylish and e

Generate a 15-second Latin-pop carnival MV in the style of anime characters, sun-drenched coastal street murals, golden hour lens flare, vibrant tropical foliage, warm emerald and terracotta color scheme, English bold brush-stroke dynamic font, uptempo reggaeton afro-caribbean rhythm

Add a music player visualizer that matches the beats. Static camera. Locked camera.

Create a 30-second cinematic dance sequence as if directed for a high-budget international music film. DIRECTOR'S VISION The film takes place inside a massive minimalist studio at night. The space is almost completely dark, with carefully controlled #FF4900 orange practical lighting creating a striking visual identity. The atmosphere should feel sophisticated, dramatic, and expensive. There is one adult female dancer. She remains the exact same person throughout the entire sequence. Her face, hairstyle, wardrobe, proportions, and styling never change. OPENING — 0:00–0:05 Start on an extreme close-up of the dancer's face. She stands completely still. Only a thin orange light crosses her face. Hold the shot for a moment before slowly pulling the camera backward on a dolly. The music begins quietly. She makes the first controlled movement. BUILD — 0:05–0:12 Cut to a 50mm medium shot. The dancer begins a precise contemporary choreography. The camera moves sideways with her rather than simply pointing at her. Let the movement of the camera and performer feel connected. Orange practical lights gradually illuminate behind her. Use shallow depth of field and a subtle focus pull from the background to her eyes. MOMENTUM — 0:12–0:20 The music becomes more energetic. Transition into a 35mm tracking shot. The camera slowly circles around the dancer while she performs a sequence of turns, controlled footwork, coordinated arm movements, and a brief jump. Do not over-edit. Let the choreography breathe. Use natural motion blur and realistic physical movement. HERO MOMENT — 0:20–0:26 Move into a wide 24mm shot. The dancer moves toward the center of the enormous studio. As she reaches the beat, hundreds of small orange lights activate across the architecture behind her. The camera performs a slow crane movement upward, revealing the scale of the environment. The dancer remains the visual focus. ENDING — 0:26–0:30 Everything suddenly becomes quiet. Return to a 50mm shot. The dancer stops and looks directly toward the camera. Hold the composition for two seconds. The orange lights behind her slowly fade except for one strong backlight. Camera gently pushes in. Cut to black. CINEMATOGRAPHY High-end feature-film cinematography, motivated camera movement, deliberate framing, realistic lens characteristics, controlled depth of field, natural motion blur, subtle film grain, realistic exposure, sophisticated contrast, volumetric atmosphere, practical lighting, physically accurate reflections. PERFORMANCE DIRECTION The dancer should perform like a professionally trained performer. Movements are precise, confident, rhythmic, and natural. No exaggerated body motion. No unnatural poses. CONTINUITY One performer throughout. Perfect facial consistency. Identical hairstyle, wardrobe, accessories, proportions, and appearance in every shot. Stable anatomy and hands. No duplicates. No morphing. No wardrobe changes. FINAL LOOK Photorealistic 4K, premium theatrical cinematography, sophisticated production design, realistic skin and fabric, cinematic color science, restrained visual effects, professional music-film aesthetic, emotionally controlled pacing, seamless continuity.

Style: dark-rap -rap music video with photoreal high-fashion polish and the texture of a scanned film magazine—high contrast without looking cheap. film scans, underground-music posters, and zine collage. Add coarse grain, subtle gate weave, halftone dots, rough print edges, and slight scan misregistration. Keep the edit fast and use hard cuts only—no fades or soft transitions. Match the typographic treatment and surface texture of the reference images.

Use @ image1 as the visual bible. The board is a 16-image 4x4 storyboard shot burst, not a first frame and not a production-board layout. Create one cohesive 15-second 16:9 multi-shot music-video b-roll clip as real cinematic nightclub footage only. Translate the 16-frame progression into one continuous acrobatic male breakdance phrase: 0-3s establish the crowd circle, low fisheye master, top rock entry, and the start of a clockwise circular dolly orbit; 3-6s show crowd opening, drop to floor, six-step / three-step, and readable hand/foot floor contact; 6-9s show CC / kick-out, sweep, power-move setup, and windmill or backspin-like power motion; 9-12s hold the rotation through the second power beat and catch a baby/chair freeze; 12-15s complete the orbit to the front, release into final footwork, land a decisive freeze/tableau, and show crowd eruption. Preserve the board's central athletic male breaker, adult nightclub crowd circle, glossy wet black floor, red backlight, acid green lasers, white strobes, blue haze, water mist, fisheye lens, and circular camera geography. The camera may rotate around the dancer, but the movement must stay motivated and readable: low circular dolly, Steadicam crowd-circle wrap, low tracking inserts, and front-angle freeze completion. Avoid random flying camera, chaotic spinning, teleporting perspective jumps, losing the dancer, impossible acrobatics, duplicate limbs, foreground blockers, visible camera gear, text, logos, singer, or children.

hip hop music video, make the character from @Video1 dance to the beat from music @Audio1 and he lip syncs in sync with @Audio1

The man sings the song with great emotion and energy. His movements are rapid and in sync with the music. He looks straight ahead. He is full of drive and energy, and his arm movements complement the motion of his body. Handheld shooting. He sings passionately and emotionally with perfect lip sync the lyrics: “My chest goes quick My pulse on fire One little smile And I climb higher I don’t stand still I don’t stay calm You turn my whole Body on.”

Make an MV from Audio1 . Show these Kpop members from Image1 singing and dancing to the music. Add coarse grain, glitch effects, and grunge effects. Keep the edit fast and use hard cuts only—no fades or soft transitions. Cuts should occur within 3 seconds. Make the cuts based on the beat of the song. Use the typographic reference from Image2

A close-up of a jazz pianist’s hands flying across the keys of a grand piano in a smoky nightclub. Each keystroke produces a visible ripple of warm amber light across the piano’s lacquered surface. The camera slowly pulls back to reveal the full band — upright bass, drums with brushes, a tenor saxophone. The musicians nod to each other, trading solos. Cigarette smoke curls through a single spotlight beam. Hyper-realistic, intimate jazz club atmosphere, 8k, the crisp attack of piano keys, walking bassline, brushed snare, breathy saxophone melody.

Ultra-cinematic Korean music video dance sequence featuring a beautiful young Korean girl performing stylish K-pop choreography alone on an atmospheric neon-lit Seoul night street. The video should feel like a real high-budget K-pop MV mixed with fashion-commercial cinematography, with continuous dynamic camera movement throughout the entire sequence instead of a fixed angle. The girl wears fashionable modern Korean streetwear: fitted blue jeans, stylish cropped top, layered silver accessories, trendy sneakers, soft natural makeup, and long flowing dark hair reacting naturally to movement, wind, and motion. She has elegant idol-like visuals, charismatic stage presence, confident expressions, and smooth professional dance performance energy. Environment: aesthetic empty Seoul alleyway at night with glowing Korean neon signs, convenience store lights, wet reflective pavement, cinematic haze, soft fog, blue-magenta neon glow, warm street lamps, distant headlights, urban reflections, atmospheric bokeh, and premium K-drama nightlife visuals. The street should feel cinematic, immersive, and stylish without distracting from the performer. The choreography flows naturally like a professional K-pop performance: intro pose, hand wave, hip sway, side-step movement, hair flip, arm extension, spin transition, mid-dance jump, sharp synchronized choreography pose, body roll, detailed footwork, dynamic lean, turning movement, confident stance, ending flourish, final cinematic pose facing camera. IMPORTANT: The camera itself constantly moves dynamically like a real music video production. Use cinematic camera movements throughout: slow dolly-in during intro, smooth side panning shots, tracking shots following footwork, low-angle moving shots, subtle handheld realism, dramatic push-in zooms, cinematic zoom-outs, orbit camera movement around spins, tilt-up shots during jumps, parallax motion between foreground and subject, dynamic reframing, Dutch-angle transitions, close-up to wide-shot transitions, sweeping gimbal movement, lens breathing effects, rack focus transitions, motion-blur camera sways, cinematic follow-cam energy, smooth Steadicam movement, high-fashion editorial framing, music-video-style camera choreography. The camera angles should constantly evolve: wide establishing shots, medium tracking shots, low-angle hero shots, dynamic side profiles, close-up emotional moments, full-body dance framing, cinematic over-the-shoulder movement, dramatic front-facing hero compositions. Visual style: ultra realistic, photorealistic Korean idol aesthetic, premium cinematic lighting, glossy reflections, dramatic rim lighting, volumetric fog, realistic fabric physics, natural skin texture, cinematic motion blur, realistic hair movement, shallow depth of field, highly detailed urban night atmosphere, luxury K-pop commercial look. The entire video should feel like a professionally directed Korean music video with fluid choreography and synchronized cinematic camera choreography. Strong emphasis on motion, camera dynamism, visual rhythm, and premium commercial energy rather than static dance framing. High detail, ultra cinematic, realistic motion capture feeling, premium Seoul nightlife atmosphere, fashion-editorial K-pop MV aesthetic, smooth continuous motion, visually immersive and modern. Prioritize cinematic camera motion and evolving shot composition over static centered framing. The video should feel like it was filmed by a professional K-pop music video crew using gimbals, handheld movement, tracking rigs, and cinematic lens transitions.

Create a 15-second high-energy cute Japanese GAL / gyaru music video, 16:9 horizontal. Use the reference image as the ONLY character reference. Keep exactly the same girl throughout the entire video: same face, facial features, hairstyle, hair color, makeup, skin tone, body proportions, outfit, accessories, and long decorated pink nails. ONE GIRL ONLY. NO character switching. NO outfit switching. ## MUSIC Generate an original upbeat English pop song specifically matched to the visuals. Music style: cute energetic Y2K bubblegum pop + kawaii hyperpop + light dance-pop. Tempo around 145–155 BPM. The song should feel: playful, sweet, youthful, catchy, energetic, sparkling and slightly chaotic. Use: punchy pop drums, bouncy electronic bass, bright synths, cute digital chimes, claps, sparkling electronic accents, short rhythmic transitions. Female English vocal. The vocal should sound youthful, cute, clear and melodic. NO screaming. NO random “ahhh”, “woo”, “bong”, “boom” or meaningless vocal sounds. NO spoken dialogue. Use real short English lyrics with a catchy hook, for example: “Look at me, I’m shining bright, Pink little stars all through the night, Heart goes click when you come my way, Sweet little chaos, make my day.” The lyrics may be adjusted naturally to fit the melody and rhythm. The girl MUST visibly open her mouth and accurately lip-sync to the English lyrics throughout the MV. Her mouth shapes must clearly correspond to the sung words. Do NOT keep her mouth closed while vocals are playing. Facial expressions, mouth movement, hand gestures, camera movement and graphic effects must all synchronize with the musical beat. ## IMPORTANT MOVEMENT RULE Every shot must use a DIFFERENT hand gesture, facial expression and body movement. DO NOT repeatedly use peace signs. DO NOT repeatedly push both hands toward the camera. DO NOT repeat the same cheek pose. DO NOT loop any previous movement. Each new musical phrase introduces a visually different pose. The performance should constantly evolve. ## CAMERA Extreme ultra-wide-angle / fisheye action-camera look, approximately 12–14mm equivalent. The camera stays close to the girl. Strong playful perspective distortion. When a hand briefly approaches the lens, it becomes dramatically larger in the foreground while her face remains visible. Energetic handheld MV feeling. Use different camera behavior for different shots: micro push-in, small side orbit, quick tilt, tiny pull-back, low-angle close-up, slight camera rotation. Avoid repeating identical camera movements. ## LOCATION Bright sunny Japanese city intersection, Shibuya-inspired urban street, blue sky, colorful Japanese commercial buildings, real pedestrians far in the background, realistic outdoor daylight. Keep the same general location throughout so the video remains visually coherent. --- ## SHOT 1 — 0–1.7s Extreme fisheye close-up. The girl looks directly into the lens while singing the first English lyric. She makes ONE peace sign beside one eye while the other hand lightly holds her loose red tie. She gives a cute pout, then instantly raises her eyebrows on the beat. Small camera push-in. Tiny pink sparkles pop beside her eye. --- ## SHOT 2 — 1.7–3.3s Completely different action. She drops the peace sign. She points one index finger directly toward the camera while slightly leaning her shoulder forward. The fingertip becomes oversized through fisheye perspective. She continues clearly lip-syncing. A glowing neon-pink heart traces a circle around her fingertip. Camera slightly tilts sideways. --- ## SHOT 3 — 3.3–5s New action. She pulls her hand away from the lens and places both open palms underneath her chin in a cute flower pose. She tilts her head strongly to one side. Expression changes: wide eyes → quick wink → bright smile. Her mouth keeps moving naturally with every English lyric. Tiny butterflies appear around her hair. --- ## SHOT 4 — 5–6.7s New action. She turns her upper body sideways and looks back toward the camera over her shoulder. One hand flicks her pink-tipped hair. The other hand stays naturally lowered. She sings directly toward the lens with a playful confident smile. Camera performs a quick small side orbit. Pink glitter trails briefly follow her hair movement. --- ## SHOT 5 — 6.7–8.3s New action. She faces forward again and performs two cute alternating cat-paw gestures near her shoulders. Left paw → right paw → both briefly raised. She scrunches her nose and closes one eye. Do NOT use peace signs in this shot. Hand-drawn pink cat ears briefly appear above her head. Tiny stars bounce around her fingers on the beat. --- ## SHOT 6 — 8.3–10s New action. She makes ONE small finger heart with one hand beside her cheek. Her other hand points toward herself. She mouths the strongest lyric of the hook with a large, clearly visible singing mouth shape. She gives a cheeky side-eye, then looks directly into the lens. Camera performs a subtle rapid zoom-out. A neon heart pulses once behind her. --- ## SHOT 7 — 10–11.7s New action. She lifts both hands above her head and forms a large heart silhouette using both arms. Her upper body sways once from left to right. She smiles brightly while continuing accurate English lip-sync. Camera moves slightly lower for a playful low-angle fisheye view. Several translucent pink hearts float upward. --- ## SHOT 8 — 11.7–13.3s New action. She suddenly leans very close to the camera. One hand gently cups the side of her mouth as if singing a secret directly toward the viewer. The other hand stays behind her back. She gives an exaggerated mischievous expression while clearly mouthing the lyric. Camera makes a tiny clockwise rotation. Pink handwritten doodles rapidly appear around her face. --- ## SHOT 9 — 13.3–15s Final climax. Use a completely NEW final gesture. She ste

Create a ultra-realistic cinematic rap music video featuring a confident young Korean woman in her early 20s with long dark-brown hair tied in a high ponytail. She wears a black cropped jacket, fitted white top, dark cargo pants, black sneakers, silver earrings, and a black wristwatch. Open backstage at a massive concert venue as she walks toward the stage, headphones around her neck, surrounded by lights, equipment and crew. Cut to her performing confidently under intense stage lights as a huge crowd raises phones and reacts to the beat. Transition through multiple visually distinct locations: a rainy neon-lit city street, an elevated runway surrounded by skyscrapers, a sunlit grassy field, an atmospheric old street at night, and a futuristic concert stage. Keep her character, face, hairstyle and overall styling consistent while naturally adapting her outfit to each environment. Show energetic performance shots, confident walking, close-ups of her eyes and expressions, rhythmic hand gestures, slow-motion hair movement, dramatic low-angle shots, wide crowd shots, and smooth cinematic camera movements synchronized with the rap beat. Use hard cuts, match cuts, whip pans, low-angle tracking shots, handheld performance footage, subtle slow motion, realistic lens flares and dynamic lighting. Build toward a final wide shot of her performing onstage as thousands of phone lights illuminate the audience. Ultra-realistic live-action quality, authentic skin texture, realistic fabric and hair physics, detailed environments, cinematic depth of field, natural motion blur, high-end music-video cinematography, energetic rap atmosphere. Audio: original energetic rap beat, deep bass, crisp drums, atmospheric synths, crowd chants and natural stage ambience. No narration, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark, no cartoon or CGI appearance.

“In LilyPond, write a piece for English horn, basso continuo, and a rhythm section in a completely new and original style combining the musical sensibilities of JS Bach and early popular song composers like Irving Berlin and Cole Porter. Use a major key and lush jazz harmonies.”

Help me create a 1-minute Japanese music video using Girl A and Girl B from the Kling MCP Elements. Generate a complete 1-minute Japanese song without splitting it into segments. You may also search online for any skills or approaches better suited to making music videos. Use the Kling MCP.

[GENERATION GOAL] 30-second cinematic travel music-video montage of one beautiful sweet slim young woman exploring Switzerland - lakeside city park to alpine chapel wishing grounds to dramatic Swiss Alps - listening to music on white wired earphones, changing Adidas tracksuits, ending in a plaza dance with a friend and bold yellow title cards. Photoreal live-action. Hard cuts only. No fades. No slow-mo except one brief hair-whip. [GLOBAL STYLE] Genre: premium travel music video / fashion travel film, 2024–2026 commercial grade. Look: photoreal cinema, slight filmic grain, mild halation on highlights, teal-cyan skies, punchy crimson reds, deep forest greens, warm skin, crushed-but-not-crushed blacks. Color grade: cinematic teal-and-warm, greens slightly cyan, red Adidas pops hard against foliage, golden rim on face in sun, cool mist in mountain valleys. Lens language: 35mm and 50mm for portraits, 24mm for landscapes and stairs, occasional 85mm compression on face. Shallow DOF on close-ups, deep focus on mountain wides. Shutter: 180-degree cinematic, natural motion blur on hair and fabric, no soap-opera 60fps look. 24fps. No CGI look, no plastic skin, no beauty-filter smoothing, no extra fingers, no warped architecture. Do not invent logos other than the Adidas trefoil already on garments. Do not add watermarks or random UI. [SCENE] A beautiful sweet slim young woman in her early 20s spends a sunlit day moving through Switzerland. She has a delicate oval face, large expressive dark-brown eyes, long straight black hair, soft natural eyebrows, heavy winged black eyeliner, long lashes, glossy nude-rose lips, a tiny natural nose, smooth warm fair skin, slim athletic build, long elegant neck, long manicured white/nude nails and small silver earrings. She is naturally beautiful and youthful, with a soft closed-mouth smile that opens into a genuine laugh. No glasses. She never speaks. White wired earphones in both ears in every shot she appears, cord clearly visible. [CHARACTERS] LEAD - lock identity for the entire clip: Same beautiful sweet slim young woman in every shot. Long straight black hair, large dark-brown eyes, winged black eyeliner, long lashes, glossy nude-rose lips, warm fair skin, slim athletic build, long manicured white/nude nails, small silver earrings. No glasses. White wired earphones always present. FRIEND (appears only 21s–30s): Beautiful young East-Asian woman, early 20s, long dark hair, rounder softer face, wearing a loose mint/light-teal oversized t-shirt and black wide trousers. Same joyful energy. No earphones. BACKGROUND PEOPLE: real Swiss tourists and workers, mixed ages, natural clothing, never looking at camera, never frozen, never identical twins. [WARDROBE - three looks, change only at the stated cuts] LOOK A (0–7s): crimson-red Adidas firebird track jacket, high collar zipped, white shoulder stripes, white wired earphones, holding a peach/rose gold iPhone in a dark case. LOOK B (7–16s): dark forest-green Adidas cropped jersey with white 3-stripes on sleeves + white trefoil, white crop undershirt peek, baggy mint-teal track pants with side stripe, thick silver chain with small gold star pendant, stacked gold bangles, small white structured handbag, midriff visible. LOOK C (16–30s): black Adidas track jacket, white 3-stripes, white trefoil on left chest, black pants, silver studded belt, same earrings. Hair slightly wind-tossed. [LOCATIONS - use these exact environments] LOC 1 Lakeside city park: elegant European hotel tower with many balconies, blue sky with stacked white clouds, green trees, small glass greenhouse roof in lower corner. LOC 2 Alpine wishing pavilion: dark wooden mountain pavilion, small signboard, dense hanging red wooden wish plaques with gold tassels, stone incense burner, carved stone pillar, red lanterns, lush green hillside behind. LOC 3 Long stone stairway packed with tourists, yellow monumental type overlaid later. LOC 4 Close incense: three thick red-and-gold ceremonial incense sticks planted in ash, blessing characters in gold, thin smoke. LOC 5 Traditional alpine chapel complex against steep green mountain, dark tiled roofs, circular window, stone plaza. LOC 6 Wooden rope-and-post bridge over turquoise water, alpine buildings behind. LOC 7 Cliff viewpoint: rough log railing, sheer green valley dropping away. LOC 8 Classic Swiss Alps sea-of-clouds: dramatic jagged peaks rising through white mist. LOC 9 Forest path: two wooden mountain sedan chairs carried on shoulder poles by four working men, tourists walking the same paved trail under dense canopy. LOC 10 Turtle release pond: wooden sign 「放生池」, stone turtles in shallow water, small fountain jet. LOC 11 Forest floor: one wild macaque sitting on a mossy rock, looking at camera, still. LOC 12 Mountain-gate plaza: grey stone paving, rows of red vertical banners, cable-car cabins on far green slope, single alpine peak in mist behind traditional roofs. [CONSISTENCY LOCK] Same beautiful sweet slim lead face, hairline, makeup, ear shape and nail style in every shot. Earphones stay white wired earbuds, cord always present. Adidas stripes stay physically correct - three stripes. Architecture stays European alpine or natural Swiss mountain environments. No Japanese torii, Chinese temples, tropical architecture or generic fantasy buildings. Crowd density stays naturalistic. No readable random text except specified sign and two English title cards. [FIRST FRAME] Medium shot, lead in LOOK A, standing in LOC 1 park. Hotel tower rises out-of-focus behind her right shoulder. She looks down at phone held in both hands. Soft overcast-blue daylight. Hair still. End state: still looking at phone. [TIMELINE — 30 seconds, hard cuts on movement] 0.0–2.4s SHOT 1 - OPEN Medium, slightly low, 35mm. Lead in red jacket, head tilted down, thumbs moving on peach iPhone. Hotel tower and

Generate a 15-second hyper-pop cyber-anime MV opening. Refer to the visual language of these reference images: neon pastel cyberpunk, glowing holographic overlays, futuristic UI HUD elements, high-contrast Y2K digital graphic design, floating liquid-metal typography, speed lines, and bright cyan-magenta-violet gradient color schemes, set to a high-tempo J-pop synthwave rhythm. The tone should be 80% energetic cyber-pop and 20% futuristic intrigue: colorful, fast-paced, stylish, and futuristic, without dark horror or gloomy tones. Make it feel like an ultra-modern animated music video intro: glowing laser frames expand first, digital interface grids snap open, and holographic anime character silhouettes, glowing cyber-deck props, and bold floating English credits reveal in precise sync with the upbeat tempo. English credits and title text must be clear, crisp, and stylishly designed. No random characters or misspellings. Each credit and job title must appear only once. Use dynamic digital transitions: chromatic aberration glitches, prism light leaks, rapid frame flashes, pixel-sorting wipes, spatial zoom-cuts, and panel-slide reveals. Keep all transitions razor-sharp and beat-driven. No slow blurs or fading dissolves. BGM: original 15-second high-energy cyber-pop instrumental, 160 BPM upbeat synthwave rhythm. Features crisp electronic clap-snares, bright arpeggiated synth leads, bouncing sub-bass line, and glowing vocal chops. Build anticipation in the first 2 seconds, drop a heavy synth-bass beat at 3 seconds, introduce bright arpeggios at 7 seconds, hit a high-octane synth melody at 11 seconds, and finish on an echoing synth stab with a shimmering reverb tail.

Create a 30-second cinematic fashion dance music video on Miami Beach. A group of adult professional female dancers performs stylish synchronized choreography beside the ocean during golden hour. They wear colorful luxury summer fashion with flowing fabrics, elegant accessories and modern resort styling. Begin with a wide cinematic view of turquoise ocean water, white sand, palm trees and the Miami skyline. The camera moves toward the dancers as upbeat tropical dance music begins. At 5 seconds, the group starts energetic synchronized choreography. Use confident poses, coordinated steps, turns, spins, flowing arm movements and runway-inspired movement. The camera smoothly moves around the dancers using tracking shots, wide shots, close facial portraits and elegant circular camera movement. Sunlight reflects across the ocean and wet sand while the wind naturally moves hair and fabric. At 18 seconds, transition from golden sunset into a colorful evening atmosphere with pink, blue and purple lights around the beachfront. The dancers continue the choreography as the camera circles the complete group. For the final five seconds, the camera slowly pulls backward, revealing the dancers, palm trees, ocean and glowing Miami skyline together. End on a beautiful wide fashion-film composition synchronized with the final music beat. Premium fashion campaign aesthetic, sophisticated summer atmosphere, polished choreography, realistic human movement, cinematic lighting, natural skin tones, shallow depth of field, smooth camera movement and consistent characters throughout.

A sparkling, super-cute gal switches between adorable faces and hand poses while lip-syncing to the rhythm of the song. Make it a 15-second MV hook with that rowdy gal energy. Add flashy effects that match the music and action.

0:00–0:02 Ultra-wide shot of automatic airport doors sliding open. The model steps in wearing sunglasses and headphones. Quick bass hit. 0:02–0:04 Fast tracking shot from the side as she confidently walks through the terminal, pulling a sleek carry-on. Motion blur and speed ramps. 0:04–0:06 Rapid montage: . Coffee picked up from a café . Boarding pass flips into her hand . Close-up of a luxury watch . Sneakers hitting the polished floor (0.5-second cuts) 0:06–0:09 Low-angle hero shot. She walks through the terminal as sunlight streams through massive windows. People blur past while she stays perfectly in focus. 0:09–0:11 Fast sequence: . Escalator ride . Airport departure board . Hair flip . Adjusts sunglasses . Camera orbit transition 0:11–0:13 Slow motion for a split second as she walks toward the boarding gate. Cinematic lens flares, dramatic trailer boom. 0:13–0:15 Final hero shot from behind as she walks through the jet bridge. She glances back over her shoulder for one frame before the screen cuts to black with a powerful cinematic impact sound. Editing Style . 0.3–1 second shots . Speed ramps . Whip pans . Match cuts . Flash-frame transitions . Bass drops synchronized with cuts . Cinematic trailer pacing . Confident runway-style walk throughout . No dialogue, only high-energy trailer music and cinematic sound design This will feel more like a Netflix action trailer meets a luxury fashion campaign rather than a typical airport vlog.

Soft cute Y2K crush K-pop girl group rap MV. High fashion performance film mixed with inflated 3D candy typography graphic system. Three female idols wearing pink, blue and purple luxury Y2K stage outfits. Cute 3D chibi doll face, big dewy eyes, porcelain skin, soft blush cheeks, chibi idol proportions. Reference typography: only the inflated 3D rubber bubble font language, pink/lavender/ice-blue chrome plastic material, not the whole layout. Visual style: soft pastel crush energy, Y2K game UI, candy glossy finish, milky translucent plastic × K-pop aggressive feminine rap energy. Texture: 35mm film grain + soft glow bloom + iridescent holographic foil + jelly plastic specular + Y2K scanline + candy dot halftone + VHS frame vibration + plastic toy surface reflection + glitter confetti rain. Editing: Fast rhythm editing. Only hard cuts. No fade. No smooth transitions. Every cut follows: bass hit, snare, rap vocal impact. Character Performance Three female performers from reference image 1. Keep: same 3D chibi doll faces, big sparkling eyes, pastel Y2K idol makeup, pink/blue/purple fashion styling, soft cute cold expression. Each member has a signature prop: A holds a chunky rhinestone microphone, B has a plush bear shoulder bag, C wears oversized heart-shaped sunglasses pushed up on head. They are not posing. They are performing rap. Actions: aggressive eye contact, head nodding, shoulder movement, leaning toward camera, hand pushing toward lens, confident cute facial expression, sharp body movement, wink on snare hit, tongue-out on bass drop, hair flip on beat. Lip sync: perfect rap mouth synchronization. The performance should feel like a real K-pop rap unit MV with Y2K crush energy. Typography Animation Typography is a visual weapon. Not subtitles. Not static graphics. Use: giant English words inflated 3D rubber bubble font, jelly plastic material, pink lavender ice-blue chrome, soft puffy candy letters, compressed bold balloon fonts, stretched vertical puffy letters, handwritten graffiti titles, 3D extruded candy text, glitch displacement, print error effect, Y2K game UI pixel corruption. Text appears only when the beat hits. Characters can cover the text. Text can cover parts of clothing. Never cover eyes or main facial expression. Tiny Y2K stickers burst on beat: heart, star, smiley, sparkle, chain link, bow, four-leaf clover, mini bear. Shot 1 — Member A · Extreme Close-up「RUN NOW」 Character A face close-up, framed inside a pink heart-shaped iris wipe transition (in only, hard cut out). She looks directly into camera. Cute cold doll expression, big dewy eyes, soft blush, frosted pink lip gloss, rhinestone tear sticker under one eye. Starts rap. Chunky rhinestone microphone enters frame from below, she grips it tightly. Camera slowly pushes closer. Tiny pink heart stickers float up from bottom edge like bubbles. Huge inflated bubble letters crash into frame from left and right. Typography: "RUN NOW" — Pink jelly rubber 3D font, glossy candy surface, soft inner glow. Letters stretch vertically like puffy balloons. The word vibrates and squishes with bass, casts soft pink shadow on her cheek. Rap: "Run now, I don't chase." Confetti burst on final syllable. Hard cut. Shot 2 — Member B · Rap Performance「BREAK LIMIT」 Member B medium close-up, slight low angle, camera orbits 15° around her during the take. Lavender fur jacket, Y2K layered top, plush bear bag bouncing on her hip, chunky pearl choker, star-shaped earrings. She performs aggressively. Shoulders hit the rhythm. Hair flips hard on the second snare, blue hair ties catch the light. Hair moves naturally. Background: pastel gradient pink-to-lavender with faint Y2K perspective grid lines floating. Behind her appears huge handwritten text. Typography: "BREAK LIMIT" — Ice-blue bubble graffiti brush writing, soft inflated stroke, candy-coated, letters appear one by one with bounce easing. Animation: letters tear apart, reassemble, rotate 360° on snare, shake with bass. Chain link graphic swings across frame, sparkle stickers pop on every beat. Rap: "Break limits, break rules." Hard cut. Shot 3 — Member C · Hand Attack Shot「NO APOLOGY」 Member C moves close to camera. Top-down camera angle, she leans over the lens. Hand reaches toward lens. Nails are long pink acrylic with 3D star and heart charms. Focus: rings with mini plush bear charm, heart-cut gemstone, baby-pink leather texture, knit ribbed sleeve, plushy toy surface. Foreground vertical text: "NO APOLOGY" — Stretched vertical pink bubble letters, jelly puffy material, letters pierce through the back of her hand visually. Hand covers part of the typography. Fingers spread wide on the bass hit. Camera: handheld vibration. Film grain strong. Candy halftone dots bloom in shadow. Tiny "XOXO" sticker tag pulses in corner. Rap: "No apology, no regret." Hard cut. Shot 4 — Fashion Magazine Impact Cut「UNSTOPPABLE」 Member A close-up. Her face appears inside a broken Y2K trading card / idol photo card frame, with barcode at bottom, "SYS.07-A" serial tag, holographic foil border torn on left side. Not a full layout. Only one graphic element. Typography: "UNSTOPPABLE" — Huge lavender handwritten bubble text, inflated 3D rubber, glossy plastic finish, letters explode outward from center of her forehead, push edges of the card frame. Animation: text suddenly expands from behind her. Card frame rips in half vertically, holographic confetti pours from the tear, revealing pastel gradient background underneath. A second smaller photo card of her winks in from the right, slightly rotated. Rap: "Can't stop my wave." Hard cut. Shot 5 — Glitch Double Image「STATIC」 Member B close-up, slight Dutch angle (5° tilt). Create: duplicate frame, pastel RGB separation (pink/blue/lavender channels), xerox shadow, motion trail, VHS tracking line at bottom edge. Main face stays sharp. She holds a sparkly heart-shaped lollipop up beside her cheek, the lollipop leaves a trail of echo frames. Background text: "STATIC" — Y2K pixel font, candy pink chrome, letters flicker like broken game sprite, jump between frames, sometimes inverted color, sometimes missing entirely. Like corrupted music video signal + cute game glitch. A tiny "ERROR 404" sticker blinks in upper corner. Rap: "Static noise, I get louder." Hard cut. Shot 6 — Pink Blue Purple Battle「PINK OUT」 Member A and C alternate close-ups, rhythm: A-A-C-A-C-C, two frames each. Fast switching. Visual split: each member sits in a vertical color block (A=pink, C=lavender, alternating). Center text: "PINK OUT" — Pastel pink-to-purple gradient bubble 3D, letters appear one word at a time, syncing to each cut. Words appear one by one. Each word: stretch vertically on entry, compress horizontally on hold, invert color on snare, explode into heart stickers and star confetti on exit. Tiny "1.2.3.GO!" counter graphic ticks in corner. Rap: "Lights out, pink out." Hard cut. Shot 7 — Group Rap Performance「UNBREAKABLE」 Three members together.

@Arcane_Aii Using the attached reference image for the character and the attached audio track for timing, generate a jazz-noir anime title sequence in a stylized pop-art style. Every cut must land exactly on a beat of the audio — treat the track as the edit timeline. VISUAL STYLE — apply throughout: Render characters as flat, high-contrast black silhouettes against solid single-color backgrounds (saturated red, mustard yellow, deep blue). No naturalistic shading — each shot commits to one or two dominant colors only, like a screen-printed poster. Compose shots like comic-book panels and pulp-magazine covers: bold panel divisions splitting the frame, hard geometric shapes, dramatic off-center cropping, extreme close-ups intercut with full-body poses. Use freeze-frames as a core device: the character hits a dynamic pose (drawing a weapon, mid-stride, lighting a cigarette, turning toward camera) and the frame HOLDS completely still for one full beat before cutting. Do not smooth or interpolate through these holds — they must be dead stops. Title typography in mid-century Saul Bass style: stark geometric letterforms, bold sans-serif, text that slides in as flat colored bars or snaps into frame on the beat. Overlay the entire sequence with heavy analog film grain, slight gate weave, and worn-print color texture — it should look like a scratched 35mm print of a 1960s jazz album cover, not clean digital animation. MOTION AND EDITING: Alternate between two modes — (1) fast kinetic bursts of motion (whip pans across silhouettes, rapid cut sequences, a silhouette sprinting across a solid color field) and (2) hard freeze-frame holds. The contrast between the two IS the rhythm. Cuts are hard cuts only: no dissolves, no fades, no morphing between shots. Each new shot snaps in on the downbeat with a fresh background color. End on the character in silhouette, frozen mid-pose against a solid red field, with the title card snapping in beside them on the final hit of the track.

Refined yet gritty texture hip-hop music video. Underground zines, copy machines, analog scans, aggressive beat feel.

15 seconds, 16:9 dark-pop music video performance. Use @Image 1 as the strict identity reference for the three women — faces, hair and wardrobe unchanged in every shot. Use @Image 2 as the reference for the two titles only: ultra-condensed heavy caps, bone white, photocopied print surface. The three women perform and sing to camera throughout. Follow the beats below shot by shot with continuous natural camera movement and real physical motion inside every frame — this is live performance footage, never a slideshow, never a sequence of held poses. VOCAL: a single female lead voice, gritty and low, close-mic'd with tape saturation. The lyric lines are: "Dead air on the line" — sung at 2.7 seconds "Run it till it burns" — sung at 6.0 seconds "I don't slow down" — sung at 10.0 seconds Lip-sync locks precisely to these lines on whichever woman is singing. Between the lines all three mouth along, breathe hard and move. [0.0–2.7s] The three stand in near-blackness, sand-beige studio crushed dark. Handheld camera drifting slowly forward, breathing. The platinum-crop woman rolls her shoulders and steps toward lens. Her hair lifts. The auburn woman in mirrored shades tilts her head up. Real movement, low energy, building. Title over the darkness: "DEAD AIR". [2.7–6.0s] The auburn woman in the mirrored shades sings the first line straight into the lens, medium-close, mouth clearly forming the words. Camera whip-pans off her to the platinum-crop woman mid-stride, then crash-zooms back. Hard cuts every 0.3 seconds. Bodies in constant motion — hair whipping, chains swinging, hips driving, hands reaching for camera. Single-frame white flashes between cuts. [6.0–10.0s] All three together, performing hard. The chestnut-haired woman takes the second line, singing directly to lens while the other two move behind her, bodies loose and driving. Camera orbits the trio fast, then whip-pans, then handheld snap-zooms. Cuts every 0.2 seconds. Hair, fur and fishnet all moving. Faces alive, mouths working, sweat catching the light. [10.0–12.7s] Slow down hard, two long shots. The chestnut-haired woman alone, medium-close, singing the third line slowly and holding eye contact with the lens all the way through. Camera almost still, only breathing. Her wet hair moves across her face. She finishes the line and her mouth stays slightly open. [12.7–15.0s] Everything detonates. Flash cutting, single-frame plates, all three thrashing and singing at once, faces close to lens, black frames and inverted negatives between cuts. Camera whipping violently. Final title hammers in: "AFTERBURN". Cut hard to black with the music. MUSIC: driving industrial dark-pop, distorted 808 kick landing at 2.7 seconds, full arrangement through 6.0 to 10.0 seconds with clipped brass stabs and heavy tape saturation, dropping to near silence and one breath at 12.0 seconds for a full second, then the final two seconds at full weight with one metallic crash on "AFTERBURN". The lead vocal sits forward in the mix. Do not imitate an existing melody. Warm sand-beige studio sweep, hard raking light from camera-left, Kodak Portra 400 grain, tape dropout, scanline tear, chromatic fringing, light leaks. Hard cuts only, full speed throughout, every shot carrying real motion. Titles spelled exactly as written, English only.

Style: dark-pop / cyber-grunge / rap music video with photoreal high-fashion polish and the texture of a scanned film magazine—high contrast without looking cheap. Reference late-1990s to early-2000s indie magazines, photocopies, film scans, underground-music posters, and zine collage. Add coarse grain, subtle gate weave, halftone dots, rough print edges, and slight scan misregistration. Keep the edit fast and use hard cuts only—no fades or soft transitions. Match the typographic treatment and surface texture of the reference images.

Use @Image 1 as the exact opening frame. It is a 3x3 contact sheet of nine separate portraits of the same female rapper, each in a different location. Treat every panel as its own live video cell with its own camera, lighting and performance. 12 seconds, 16:9. Keep the grid absolutely fixed for the entire shot: identical panel positions, identical panel sizes, identical white gutters, no zoom, no pan, no rotation, no drift of the grid itself. Only the content inside each panel may move. Preserve each panel's identity exactly: same face, same hair, same wardrobe, same jewellery, same background as in @Image 1. Panel 1 stage with mic, panel 2 graffiti alley, panel 3 studio console with bandana, panel 4 rooftop with pink car, panel 5 roller shutter with bucket hat and chains, panel 6 purple club, panel 7 sunset rooftop with braids, panel 8 neon alley, panel 9 black backdrop close-up. [0.0-1.2s] All nine panels sit almost still like breathing photographs, only micro-movement: hair drift, blinking, smoke, light flicker. A low sub-bass swell rises. [1.2-3.0s] The beat drops. Panel 1 raps to camera: "MiniMax." Panel 5 answers: "H3." The other seven nod on the beat. [3.0-5.0s] Panels 2, 3 and 7 trade the line one after another: "New drop." Each one takes the beat, the rest bounce in rhythm. [5.0-7.5s] Panels 4, 6, 8 and 9 answer: "Go and try it." Hands move, chains swing, ad-libs. [7.5-10.0s] All nine perform in unison, tightly lip-synced toH3, go and try it." [10.0-11.3s] The beat stops dead. In one synchronized move all nine raise a hand into a finger-gun aimed straight at the camera, chin down, hard contact. [11.3-12.0s] They fire the imaginary shot on a single low hit, a tiny recoil ripples through all nine panels at once, then freeze. Audio: one continuous hip-hop beat across all panels, roughly 92 BPM, deep 808 sub, crisp trap hats, sparse hand claps. Female voice, confident, slightly playful, not aggressive. Layer nine slightly detunedn section for a choir effect. End on one low hit plus a shorttail of room tone. Keep the lip-sync accurate to the words in every speaking panel. No subtitles, no on-screen text, no captions, no logos, no watermarks. No panel may drift, crossfade, resize or swap places. Do not add people. Dreen single shot at any point.

The following was generated using the prompts from version 1. Video generation: 10-second music video with beat syncing. 10 seconds, music video with beat syncing, 16:9 or 9:16. Here are 3 different style versions: Version 1: K-pop girl group - fast cut beat syncing (high-energy stage) Seedance 2.0 Prompts: 10-second K-pop girl group MV beat syncing footage, 2.35:1 widescreen, 24fps, 8 fast cut shots. 0-1 second: Low-angle shot, four girl group members standing in a triangular formation on the stage floor, lights flashing with the beat, the stage "seems to vibrate," all members simultaneously inhale in preparation; 2-3 seconds: Close-up of the lead vocalist in the center, breath and eyes gripping the camera, hair slightly swaying, background light shifting from cool blue to pinkish-purple; 4-5 seconds: Medium shot of group dance, movements exploding, footsteps starting to enter, all members simultaneously tossing their hair and turning, movements fluid and graceful; 6-7 seconds: Close-up of hands, gestures causing the fabric to rustle and accessories to jingle, rings flashing under the lights; 8-9 seconds: Side view of two members, movements more complex, footsteps more frequent, the camera cuts to the movements, the two members' hands precisely coordinated; 10 seconds: Close-up of the formation, frozen for 0.5 seconds, ending with a final footstep/beat. Overall: High-saturation neon lights with contrasting warm and cool tones, shallow depth of field highlighting the movements, no text, logos, or watermarks. --- Version 2: Ancient Chinese Style - Melodious Flute (Memories and Beats) Seedance 2.0 Prompt: 10-second Chinese style MV beat-matching shot, 9:16 vertical screen, ink painting style. 0-2 seconds: A wide, fixed shot shows a woman in white playing a guqin (a seven-stringed zither) deep in a bamboo forest, her back to the camera. Smoke rises slowly from the bottom of the instrument, and the bamboo leaves tremble slightly with the music. 3-4 seconds: The camera zooms in on the woman's profile in slow motion. Her eyelashes flutter, and she smiles as the strings vibrate under her fingers. The background is blurred. 5-7 seconds: The moment the woman looks up at the camera, the scene cuts in—countless pink petals fall from the sky. The camera slowly rotates 360 degrees to show the stunning scene of the petals surrounding her, each petal clearly visible. 8-9 seconds: The camera pulls back to a wide shot. The woman turns to face the camera, her robes fluttering in the wind. The bamboo forest behind her glows golden in the sunset. She gently touches the strings of the guqin, and the scene freezes. 10 seconds: The scene gradually transitions to an ink wash effect, finally ending with the lingering sound of the guqin and the rustling of the bamboo leaves. --- Version 3: Electronic Music Future Bass·Neon Rainy Night (Cyber Beat) Seedance 2.0 Cue words: 10-second electronic music Future Bass MV beat-matching shot, ultra-wide screen, neon city night scene. 0-1 second: Fixed shot, neon lights of a rainy city street reflect on the ground, cyberpunk architecture is reflected in puddles, the rhythm of the scene is slightly jittery in sync with the low-frequency bass; 2-4 seconds: The camera quickly pushes forward along the street, through the rain curtain, each raindrop splashing with each bass beat, the camera speed fluctuating with the music rhythm; 5-7 seconds: Cut to the character's perspective, a girl wearing headphones dances in the rain, her movements perfectly synchronized with the bass—each beat freezes her body for a sense of abruptness, neon lights create light trails on her body, raindrops shatter in the air from the music; 8-9 seconds: The camera rapidly pulls back and pans upwards, overlooking the entire neon street, visual ripples of the bass in the rain radiate from the center of the street, each ripple precisely corresponding to a beat; 10 seconds: The scene freezes at the overhead view, the street scene instantly reverses to black and white on the last beat and then fades to black, ending with the aftershocks of the bass and the fading sound of the rain.