IMAGE REFERENCES — ATTACH IN THIS ORDER
Image 1: the main adult protagonist, front face.
Image 2: the same adult protagonist, three-quarter face.
Image 3: the same adult protagonist, full-body wardrobe reference.
Image 4: the desired location.
Use one source video as the driving motion reference.


MAIN CHARACTER
Recast the main walking subject as the same adult protagonist shown in images 1 and 2. Use image 1 for the frontal face and image 2 for the three-quarter facial structure. Preserve the person's apparent age, individual facial features and hairstyle. Use image 3 for the full-body wardrobe: a matte-black zip-up high-collar tracksuit, black relaxed straight-leg pants and white low-top sneakers. Do not import clothing from the face references. Keep the main protagonist's walking direction, pace, calm demeanor and screen prominence.

BACKGROUND DANCERS (35+)
Replace the entire background crowd with distinct adult women aged approximately 35 to 65. Retain the full crowd from the source video and keep the same visible performer count, relative positions, depth, spacing and occlusions. Do not reduce the group to a small lineup, add extra rows or multiply a small repeated set of people. Portray varied Thai, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese women without caricature or nationality costumes. Give each performer individual facial features, face shape and personal style, with natural skin texture and visible adult age characteristics. Mix short bobs, pixie cuts, straight and wavy long hair, ponytails and buns, with varied black, brown, chestnut, copper, auburn, honey-blonde and natural gray hair. Some wear clear-lens glasses, some sunglasses and others no eyewear. Avoid repeated face-and-hair combinations. Keep every performer the same individual throughout the clip.

DANCER WARDROBE
Style the dancers in vivid contemporary summer streetwear. Use opaque straight-neckline camisoles whose hems meet the waistband, paired with high-waisted tailored A-line shorts. The shorts have a relaxed fit, clearly defined mid-thigh hems and standard straight leg openings, with secure coverage throughout the source choreography. Vary top and shorts colors independently: each dancer's top visibly contrasts with their own shorts, and neighboring performers have different outfit combinations. Use a broad range of vivid solid colors and vary cotton, colored denim, cotton twill and structured woven fabrics. Add individual accessories and varied sneakers or ankle boots. Reserve the all-black outfit for the main protagonist.

LOCATION
Use image 4 as the location reference. Preserve its visible architecture, material palette and spatial character while staging the action in an open dry area. Keep everyone on solid dry paving with natural foot contact and enough room for the source choreography. Do not use a reflecting pool or water surface as a walking area.

MOTION AND CAMERA — KEEP UNCHANGED
Use the source video as the reference for motion, choreography, camera path, framing progression, timing and group rhythm. Match its duration. Maintain consistent clothing, individual faces, stable architecture and realistic continuous movement. Photorealistic live-action skin, fabric, daylight and contact shadows. No added handheld props, text or logos.
