Dancing

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Prompt:  FORMAT: 15-second photorealistic K-pop girl-crush dance MV, 9:16 vertical, multi-cut editorial music video, 24fps, 4K, high-end commercial quality. CHARACTER REFERENCE: Use @Image1 as the exact adult female performer reference. Preserve her face, hairstyle, outfit, makeup, skin tone, body proportions, and overall identity with maximum accuracy. Do not alter her facial structure, age, clothing, hairstyle, or body shape. Keep the same performer consistent across every shot. Clean idol skin texture with a subtle natural glow, realistic hair movement, and detailed fabric physics. SCENE: Minimal premium indoor K-pop performance stage. Glossy reflective floor, soft haze, warm key light on skin, deep teal-blue shadows, thin rim light outlining her silhouette. Background stays clean and cinematic, not distracting. ACTION / CHOREOGRAPHY: She performs an intense professional K-pop girl-crush dance break with sharp, confident choreography. Strong core control, aggressive beat accents, controlled hip isolations, smooth body rolls, fluid body waves, precise arm hits, shoulder rolls, thigh-level footwork accents, fast directional changes, dramatic hair flips, and fierce charismatic eye contact. Movements must feel powerful, polished, and idol-stage-ready, not random posing. TIMELINE / SHOTS: 0-2s: Full-body medium-wide shot. She stands center frame, locks eyes with the camera, then hits the first strong pose on the beat. Smooth 360° orbit begins around her, keeping her full body visible. 2-5s: Camera continues the orbit with a slight push-in. She steps wide, lowers her center of gravity, slices one arm diagonally downward, then transitions into a clean hip isolation and controlled body wave. Hair and outfit react naturally with motion physics. 5-8s: Dynamic dolly-zoom into a waist-up performance shot. She performs a sharp body roll, shoulder hit, hand sweep across the frame, and fast head turn with a powerful hair flip. Keep facial identity stable and sharp. 8-12s: Fast editorial MV cuts synced to the beat: full-body dance shot, face close-up with fierce expression, hands hitting choreography, feet/boots striking the reflective floor, side-profile hair whip, then back to full-body choreography. Keep all shots performance-focused and stylish, avoiding awkward or overly intimate body-part-only framing. 12-15s: Dramatic low-angle push-in. She finishes with a powerful final pose, chin slightly down, intense confident gaze directly into camera, hair settling naturally, stage lights glowing behind her. Hold the final frame for impact. CAMERA: Professional gimbal tracking, smooth orbit, rhythmic push-pull movement, fast but clean beat-matched cuts. Use cinematic motion blur only on fast dance accents. Keep her centered and readable. Avoid chaotic shaky camera. VISUAL STYLE: Premium K-pop music video, high-fashion editorial lighting, warm realistic skin tones, deep teal shadows, glossy studio atmosphere, subtle film grain, cinematic contrast, clean highlights, shallow depth of field, ultra-sharp skin and fabric detail, realistic hair physics. STABILITY / NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: No identity change, no different face, no different hairstyle, no outfit change, no body distortion, no warped limbs, no extra fingers, no broken anatomy, no face flicker, no blurry face, no duplicate performer, no childish appearance, no nudity, no explicit framing, no fetish-style close-ups, no text, no subtitles, no watermark, no logo, no