Character @ image1. The character’s appearance, facial structure, body proportions, clothing, color

Character @ image1. The character’s appearance, facial structure, body proportions, clothing, color scheme, drawing style, and overall visual presentation must remain strictly consistent with @ image1 at all times. Do not add any accessories, weapons, or props. Approximately 85mm front-facing medium close-up bust shot, fixed camera at eye level, subject centered, both ears fully visible, with a small amount of space above the head and around the shoulders. No cuts, no camera movement, no moving closer or farther away, and no zooming throughout. 0–1.0s: The character first takes a breath in, lowers his head slightly, then raises his eyes first and locks precisely onto the camera. Both eyebrows press inward and downward, the eyelids noticeably narrow, the jaw tightens, and the lips press into a straight line. His breathing briefly stops for half a beat at the peak, creating an intense, focused, cold stare. Synchronized sound: slight inhale, extremely faint clothing friction, quiet studio background noise. 1.0–2.0s: The character’s gaze suddenly shifts quickly toward the right side of the frame. The eyes move first, and the head follows half a beat later, turning only a few degrees. One eyebrow clearly lifts while the other continues pressing downward. The nostrils tighten slightly, the corners of the mouth press downward, then he gives a short breath out through the nose, creating clear impatience and disgust. Hold the peak briefly at the end. Synchronized sound: one clear but restrained nasal exhale. 2.0–3.0s: The character quickly returns his gaze to the camera while keeping his head slightly tilted. The raised eyebrow lifts a little higher, while the other eyebrow tightens inward. Both eyes open slightly wider, the chin pulls inward, and the lips press tightly together. The throat moves once with a very small swallow, increasing the sense of alertness. Synchronized sound: one short inhale and an extremely soft swallowing sound. 3.0–4.0s: The character slowly straightens his head and once again fixes his gaze firmly on the camera, raising his chin slightly. The eyes narrow again. One corner of the mouth slowly and clearly rises while the other side stays still. The lips remain closed throughout, with no teeth visible. After the corner of the mouth reaches its peak, hold it for half a beat while the eyebrows remain lowered, creating a restrained, confident, intimidating one-sided cold smile. Synchronized sound: one slow, steady nasal exhale. 4.0–5.0s: Before the cold smile has fully faded, the character suddenly reacts as if he has seen something completely beyond expectations. The corner of the mouth immediately returns to neutral. Both eyes quickly open wide, both eyebrows clearly rise, the jaw suddenly relaxes, the lips part only by a small gap, and the head pulls back an extremely small distance. The chest rises slightly with a short inhale. In this instant, the calm confidence from before completely disappears from his eyes, creating a real, intense, but brief peak of shock. Synchronized sound: one clear, short inhale. 5.0–7.2s: The shock lasts for only an extremely short beat. Then both eyebrows suddenly press inward and downward, the eyes tighten again and lock firmly onto the camera. The nostrils widen, the jaw pushes forward and clenches, the neck muscles gradually tighten, and the lips first press firmly together, then briefly reveal tightly clenched teeth at the peak of anger, but not as a smile. The body presses forward an extremely small distance. His breathing changes from one heavy inhale into two shorter, heavier breaths through the nose, as if he is forcibly holding back anger that is about to erupt. During the final half beat, maintain the intense gaze and tightly clenched jaw. Synchronized sound: heavier nasal breathing, an extremely short low angry sound from the throat, and slight friction from the collar being pulled under tension. 7.2–9.0s: While the character is still holding the peak of rage, the director suddenly shouts “Cut!” from off-screen. The voice is clearly louder than the studio background noise, short and natural, not drawn out, not quiet, and not scolding. After hearing it, the character keeps a trace of anger for an extremely short half beat, then gives one slightly longer but natural blink. When his eyes open again, the sharp locked-on intensity from the performance has disappeared. The clenched jaw relaxes, the eyebrows rise slightly, the nostrils return to normal, the lips naturally relax and then close again, the shoulders and neck clearly release some tension, and the body returns from a slight forward lean to a neutral position. He naturally breathes out, looks away from the camera, and turns his gaze toward the off-screen direction where the director is located. At the end, he unconsciously moves his jaw slightly, presses his lips together once, tilts his head a few degrees, and quietly waits for the next instruction. Synchronized sound: the director clearly and loudly shouts “Cut!”; afterward, the character naturally breathes out, the clothing lightly settles back, and quiet studio background noise remains. Avoid: cold smile showing teeth, silly smiling, mechanical expression changes, shifting facial structure or facial features, ear deformation, cartoon-like stretching, camera movement, the background turning gray or showing seams, the director appearing on screen, extra people, background music.