Кинематографичное знакомство с персонажем на видео по референс-листу

Use the provided character sheet @[image1] as reference. Create a cinematic character introduction video. Open with the character looking into camera and speaking naturally, introducing herself in her own words. Do not treat the sheet as a single image. Use its elements as separate shots. Structure: detail → identity → presence → full reveal Make the character active: she moves, reacts, interacts with her environment and prop while talking short, natural gestures, small shifts, purposeful motion Show acting range: subtle emotional shifts while speaking (confidence, hesitation, curiosity, intensity) express through micro-expressions, eyes, tone, and body language Include: face close-ups, outfit/material details, prop usage, expressive performance moments Keep everything grounded and realistic. Camera: controlled, minimal movement (soft push-ins, light tracking, subtle handheld) Lighting: cinematic and consistent End on a confident mid or full shot, character fully established.

Create a single unified MASTER CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET from these inputs: [STYLE]: [anime / stylized 3d / realistic 3d / live-action / cinematic realism / noir / stop-motion / any other style] [SUBJECT_DESCRIPTION]: [character or person description] Create the board in a 4:3 horizontal layout. The board layout, background, typography and spacing must be clean, neutral, minimal and technical, on a pure white or clean off-white background. Use clear section titles, readable English labels, balanced spacing, no clutter, no watermark, no logo. Apply [STYLE] only to the character and visual elements, not to the board layout or UI. All text must be clearly readable at normal viewing size. Avoid tiny or dense text. Infer all missing details from the subject description, including name, alias if suitable, role, age, personality, core theme, accent, wardrobe details, accessories, key prop if clearly relevant, visual notes and a fitting color palette. Use this layout: top row = left: title + horizontal info block, right: COLOR PALETTE center = large MAIN IDENTITY + SCALE SHEET as the biggest section right = EXPRESSION PROGRESSION + HEAD DETAIL SHEET + NEUTRAL BASELINE + POSTURE VARIATION + CLOSE-UP POSE bottom = WARDROBE / ACCESSORIES DETAILS + PROP + HAND GESTURES Include: Title: CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET 1. TOP INFO BLOCK Name, Alias, Role, Age, Personality, Core Theme, Speech Accent 2. COLOR PALETTE Place this in the top-right header area. Show 6 to 8 minimal clean color swatches that match the subject's style, wardrobe, world and mood. Don't add labels. 3. MAIN IDENTITY + SCALE SHEET This must be the largest and most prominent section. Show the subject only, with no prop, no bag, no handheld object, no extra item interaction. Show: Front, 3/4 View, Side, Back Place the character views over subtle measurement guide lines, like a clean model sheet scale background with height marks. Also include a small SILHOUETTE GUIDE inside this same section: 2 small clean silhouette thumbnails, Neutral Stance and Profile Silhouette. Keep the silhouettes small and secondary, placed in a corner of the MAIN IDENTITY + SCALE SHEET. The subject should appear in a clean neutral presentation focused only on identity, body shape, outfit, silhouette and proportions. Add a few small notes for silhouette, posture, special traits, visual identity. 4. EXPRESSION PROGRESSION Show exactly 8 panels of the same subject: Neutral, Curious, Worried, Surprised, Afraid, Sad, Determined, Relieved MICRO EXPRESSIONS Show exactly 5 panels of the same subject: subtle eye tension, slight smirk, lip tension, micro fear, controlled breath These panels should function as both an expression sheet and a light emotional progression. 5. HEAD DETAIL SHEET Show several close-up head references of the same subject from different angles: 3/4 Headshot, Side Headshot, Top Angle, Low Angle, Diagonal Angle Keep facial structure, hairstyle, eyes, proportions and identity fully consistent. 6. NEUTRAL BASELINE 1 panel: fully relaxed, no emotion 7. POSTURE VARIATION 2–3 panels: relaxed, tense, confident 8. CLOSE-UP POSE Show exactly 1 cinematic close-up pose of the same subject from chest-up or shoulder-up. Use a natural expressive pose that best fits the subject's personality and story tone. This close-up should clearly show facial identity, hairstyle, expression, upper wardrobe detail and emotional presence. 9. WARDROBE / ACCESSORIES DETAILS Show exactly 4 close-up callouts for important styling details such as hairstyle, outerwear, footwear, accessories, fabric or material detail. 10. PROP Only include this section if a prop is clearly important to the subject. Show exactly 1 single clean isolated image of the prop only. Add a small info block: Object Name, Type, Traits 11. HAND GESTURES relaxed hand, tense fingers, pointing, gripping, subtle gesture near face Keep the subject fully consistent across all panels. The MAIN IDENTITY + SCALE SHEET must visually dominate the board. The final image should look like a premium production visual bible / character continuity sheet matching the selected [STYLE].