A 5-second verification animation. The character is surprised and catches a book titled "Meikyo". [Character Settings] 100% complete maintenance of the character design, hairstyle, and outfit from the input image.…
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FORMAT: 15s / 135 BPM / 14 SHOTS SUBJECT: @[image1] WARDROBE: Casual → slightly refined ENVIRONMENT: Room → balcony → open sky MOOD: Low → relieved → strong STYLE: Cinematic lifestyle CORE IDEA: A call changes her emotional state SHOT FLOW: Sitting quietly, distant look Phone rings She hesitates Answers slowly Listening… expression softens Small nod Stands up Walks toward balcony Light hits face Breathes deeper Subtle smile Wind through hair Confident posture End looking outward
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