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#CapCut #Create a highly realistic 10-second cinematic video using the reference image/person as the exact identity reference. IMPORTANT: Preserve the person's exact face, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, outfit, and overall appearance throughout the entire video. Do not change identity. Use realistic human body-motion tracking and natural facial movement. Maintain temporal consistency from frame to frame. CAMERA / SCENE: A young man is sitting naturally in the driver's seat of a black luxury Mercedes sedan at night. Camera is positioned outside/front of the car and gradually feels closer to the person through the windshield. Interior is dimly lit with soft cool nighttime lighting. The steering wheel remains visible in the foreground. Realistic windshield reflections, subtle dashboard lighting, natural shadows and cinematic DSLR look. No camera shake or unnatural warping. BODY MOTION TRACKING — FOLLOW THIS EXACT SEQUENCE: 0.0–1.2 seconds: The person is seated naturally behind the steering wheel. Upper body relaxed and centered. Both shoulders remain anatomically stable. He looks toward the camera with a calm expression. Very subtle breathing movement in chest and shoulders. Natural blinking. Hands remain in a believable driving position. 1.2–2.5 seconds: He begins moving his upper body slightly toward the camera. His head moves naturally with the torso. He starts smiling. One hand gradually lifts away from the steering wheel. Track the hand from shoulder → elbow → wrist → fingers with correct human joint movement. No floating or disconnected fingers. 2.5–3.8 seconds: He raises one hand beside his face and makes a casual two/three-finger gesture. Elbow bends naturally. Wrist rotates slightly. Fingers move independently and realistically. At the same time, he tilts his head slightly to one side. His eyes remain directed toward the camera. Expression becomes playful and confident. 3.8–5.2 seconds: He lowers the raised hand slightly. His smile becomes wider. Natural cheek movement and subtle eye squint. Head returns partially toward center. Shoulders and neck follow the head movement naturally. Keep the steering wheel and car interior fixed in perspective. 5.2–6.8 seconds: He turns his face slightly toward one side while maintaining a relaxed smile. His raised arm moves backward and upward naturally, with the hand approaching the side/back of his head. Track shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers continuously. The movement must look like a real person casually resting his hand near his head. 6.8–8.5 seconds: He leans his head gently toward the same side. Hand stays naturally near/behind the head. Maintain realistic neck compression and shoulder movement. He smiles directly toward the camera. Small natural facial movements: blinking, eyebrow movement, cheek movement and subtle lip motion. 8.5–10.0 seconds: He slowly brings his head back toward a relaxed position while keeping a warm smile. His body settles naturally into the driver's seat. Hand remains relaxed. Finish with a natural confident expression looking toward the camera. End smoothly without sudden movement. BODY-MOTION REQUIREMENTS: - Full skeletal consistency throughout the shot. - Track head, neck, shoulders, upper arms, elbows, wrists, hands and fingers. - Preserve correct joint anatomy. - Natural weight distribution and body inertia. - No rubber-like limbs. - No extra fingers. - No finger merging. - No duplicated hands. - No disappearing limbs. - No unnatural shoulder deformation. - No sudden pose changes. - Maintain exact body proportions from the reference. - Facial identity must remain unchanged. FACIAL MOTION: Natural blinking. Natural eye movement toward the camera. Subtle eyebrow movement. Realistic smile progression. Natural cheek and jaw movement. No exaggerated facial deformation. No face morphing. CAMERA: Stable front-facing cinematic camera. Very subtle natural push-in toward the subject. Keep the person's face as the primary focus. Maintain realistic perspective and depth. No sudden zoom. No camera rotation. LIGHTING: Night
#CapCut #Create a highly realistic 10-second cinematic video using the reference image/person as the exact identity reference. IMPORTANT: Preserve the person's exact face, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, outfit, and overall appearance throughout the entire video. Do not change identity. Use realistic human body-motion tracking and natural facial movement. Maintain temporal consistency from frame to frame. CAMERA / SCENE: A young man is sitting naturally in the driver's seat of a black luxury Mercedes sedan at night. Camera is positioned outside/front of the car and gradually feels closer to the person through the windshield. Interior is dimly lit with soft cool nighttime lighting. The steering wheel remains visible in the foreground. Realistic windshield reflections, subtle dashboard lighting, natural shadows and cinematic DSLR look. No camera shake or unnatural warping. BODY MOTION TRACKING — FOLLOW THIS EXACT SEQUENCE: 0.0–1.2 seconds: The person is seated naturally behind the steering wheel. Upper body relaxed and centered. Both shoulders remain anatomically stable. He looks toward the camera with a calm expression. Very subtle breathing movement in chest and shoulders. Natural blinking. Hands remain in a believable driving position. 1.2–2.5 seconds: He begins moving his upper body slightly toward the camera. His head moves naturally with the torso. He starts smiling. One hand gradually lifts away from the steering wheel. Track the hand from shoulder → elbow → wrist → fingers with correct human joint movement. No floating or disconnected fingers. 2.5–3.8 seconds: He raises one hand beside his face and makes a casual two/three-finger gesture. Elbow bends naturally. Wrist rotates slightly. Fingers move independently and realistically. At the same time, he tilts his head slightly to one side. His eyes remain directed toward the camera. Expression becomes playful and confident. 3.8–5.2 seconds: He lowers the raised hand slightly. His smile becomes wider. Natural cheek movement and subtle eye squint. Head returns partially toward center. Shoulders and neck follow the head movement naturally. Keep the steering wheel and car interior fixed in perspective. 5.2–6.8 seconds: He turns his face slightly toward one side while maintaining a relaxed smile. His raised arm moves backward and upward naturally, with the hand approaching the side/back of his head. Track shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers continuously. The movement must look like a real person casually resting his hand near his head. 6.8–8.5 seconds: He leans his head gently toward the same side. Hand stays naturally near/behind the head. Maintain realistic neck compression and shoulder movement. He smiles directly toward the camera. Small natural facial movements: blinking, eyebrow movement, cheek movement and subtle lip motion. 8.5–10.0 seconds: He slowly brings his head back toward a relaxed position while keeping a warm smile. His body settles naturally into the driver's seat. Hand remains relaxed. Finish with a natural confident expression looking toward the camera. End smoothly without sudden movement. BODY-MOTION REQUIREMENTS: - Full skeletal consistency throughout the shot. - Track head, neck, shoulders, upper arms, elbows, wrists, hands and fingers. - Preserve correct joint anatomy. - Natural weight distribution and body inertia. - No rubber-like limbs. - No extra fingers. - No finger merging. - No duplicated hands. - No disappearing limbs. - No unnatural shoulder deformation. - No sudden pose changes. - Maintain exact body proportions from the reference. - Facial identity must remain unchanged. FACIAL MOTION: Natural blinking. Natural eye movement toward the camera. Subtle eyebrow movement. Realistic smile progression. Natural cheek and jaw movement. No exaggerated facial deformation. No face morphing. CAMERA: Stable front-facing cinematic camera. Very subtle natural push-in toward the subject. Keep the person's face as the primary focus. Maintain realistic perspective and depth. No sudden zoom. No camera rotation. LIGHTING: Night

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