STORM II
TREND

Use Video 1 as the primary reference for the complete scene, choreography, camera movement, pacing, framing, and visual atmosphere. Use Image 2 as the exact identity and wardrobe reference for the replacement main character. Recreate the reference sequence with two controlled changes: replace the lead with the character from Image 2 wearing a black suit, and replace every background audience member with a distinct person wearing a white suit. MAIN CHARACTER — IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve the exact facial structure, hairstyle, facial hair, skin tone, and body proportions of the character in Image 2. Maintain his recognizable identity consistently in close-ups, profiles, rear views, and wide shots. Dress him in an elegant, tailored black suit throughout, matching Image 2 wherever visible. Preserve realistic fabric texture, lapels, seams, natural folds, and movement. Do not transfer the original performer’s face, hairstyle, tattoos, or white-shirt outfit onto the replacement character. REFERENCE CHOREOGRAPHY: Follow Video 1’s action sequence precisely: the initial close framing and hand gestures, the lead turning away from the camera, moving toward the assembled crowd, taking his central position, and the transition into energetic crowd movement surrounding him. Match his posture, gaze direction, walking rhythm, turns, gestures, and performance timing to the original. Retain the reference’s contrast between the composed central figure and the surrounding group’s animated movement. BACKGROUND CROWD: Replace all original audience members with varied, photorealistic adults with distinct faces, hairstyles, and natural differences in appearance. Every background person wears a crisp, tailored white suit with a white shirt. Preserve the original crowd size, row arrangement, spacing, depth, and position of each person. Reproduce each person’s corresponding choreography and timing from Video 1, including the coordinated bending and energetic movement in the later sequence. Maintain individual identities throughout; no duplicated faces, disappearing people, or changing outfits. White fabric must retain visible texture and shadow detail without blown-out highlights. CAMERA AND ENVIRONMENT: Match the original progression from close framing to the wider group composition, reproducing camera travel, lens perspective, focus transitions, shot timing, and any existing cuts. Preserve the outdoor architectural setting, steps, brick facade, windows, and background geometry from Video 1. Keep the lead’s black suit clearly distinguishable against the surrounding white suits. REALISM AND FINISH: High-end cinematic photorealism, detailed skin, accurate anatomy, believable body mechanics, natural suit movement, realistic contact shadows, consistent daylight, and the reference’s restrained cinematic grading. Integrate every replacement seamlessly into the original lighting, perspective, depth of field, and motion blur. Maintain sharp, stable facial details wherever the reference focus allows. STRICT CONSTRAINTS: No added choreography, extra camera moves, scene changes, surreal effects, face morphing, flickering clothing, warped hands, intersecting bodies, floating feet, or crowd duplication. No added text, logos, or watermarks. The result should closely reproduce Video 1’s staging and performance, with the Image 2 character in black as the central visual focus and the entire surrounding crowd dressed in white.