Film-Charakterdesign-Blatt mit Turnarounds

Create a cinematic, film-production-grade character design sheet intended for a director, casting team, and costume department. This must feel like a high-budget animated film pitch board, not a generic model sheet. CORE DIRECTIVE (NON-NEGOTIABLE): No generic layouts, no evenly spaced grids, no symmetry for the sake of neatness; composition must feel art-directed, intentional, slightly asymmetrical; every section should feel placed, not auto-generated. CHARACTER IDENTITY: Name, Alias/ID, Age, Height, Build, Ethnicity/Design Language. FACE DESIGN: Structure, Skin/Surface, Eyes, Hair, Distinct Features. PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE (drives performance): Core Traits, Internal Conflict, Behavior Patterns, Emotional Baseline. PERFORMANCE DIRECTION: character must feel like a real actor caught mid-moment, not posing — micro-expressions, avoid staged symmetry, capture transitional emotion; Body Language (posture, movement rhythm, idle behavior). WARDROBE: Primary Outfit, Footwear, Accessories, Props with realistic fabric, wear and stitching. MATERIAL & TEXTURE ACCURACY: fabrics show stretch, stitching, wrinkles, wear; avoid plastic look; soft light on skin; include imperfections. TURNAROUND (strict consistency): full-body Front, 3/4, Side, Back, 3/4 Back with no drift. HEAD STUDY: Front, 3/4, Profile, Looking Down, Looking Up, Dynamic Angle, captured mid-thought. CINEMATIC PORTRAIT (film still): Environment, Lighting, Color Tone, Expression, Camera (e.g., 50mm/85mm), shallow depth of field. CAMERA + LIGHTING SPECS: Full body lens (e.g., 35mm) with soft key + bounce, natural exposure, no HDR; Portrait lens (e.g., 85mm) shallow depth, focus on eyes. COMPOSITION & LAYOUT: clean but art-directed, neutral background for turnaround, height scale reference, annotation callouts, wardrobe breakdown, production notes — like a premium studio presentation board. STYLE: clearly defined (e.g., Pixar-style stylized realism) with appealing exaggeration, soft geometry, cinematic lighting, high emotional readability. CONSISTENCY RULE (strict): face, proportions, costume and details identical across all views. OUTPUT QUALITY: extremely high detail, sharp focus, production-ready fidelity, suitable for film development, merchandising, and pitch decks.