Create a realistic cinematic action sequence inside a moving city bus. Total duration: 30 seconds, o

Create a realistic cinematic action sequence inside a moving city bus. Total duration: 30 seconds, one coherent sequence. REFERENCE IMAGES @image1 = protagonist. @image2 = antagonist. @image3 = female passenger. @image4 = attacker 1. @image5 = attacker 2. @image6 = bearded onlooker. Each image is the sole identity reference for that one character only: face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, clothing, footwear, accessories. Keep each character identical in every shot and angle. Never mix faces or outfits between characters. CHARACTERS (exactly 6 main characters, no extra named characters) 1. PROTAGONIST (@image1): calm, skilled martial artist and the only hero. Fights in the narrow aisle, shares a funny moment with the female passenger, then faces the antagonist. 2. ANTAGONIST (@image2): hulking, muscular, bearded man. Starts in a long olive coat, later sheds it to reveal a brown leather vest and an orange-glowing mechanical machete arm. Slow, menacing, the final threat. 3. FEMALE PASSENGER (@image3): young woman with long brown hair, seated near the front of the aisle. Reacts with surprise and a small smile when the protagonist waves at her. Not involved in the fight. 4. ATTACKER 1 (@image4): man in an olive-green jacket. Starts the ambush with a swing at the protagonist and is quickly dodged and taken down. 5. ATTACKER 2 (@image5): man in a dark hoodie. Joins the ambush from the side, gets hit by the side kick and the pole grapple. 6. BEARDED ONLOOKER (@image6): bearded man in a dark green hoodie. Stands near the antagonist, watches, and steps back as the machete arm comes out. Other passengers stay blurred in the background and do not interact. SHOT-BY-SHOT SEQUENCE (30 seconds) 0-6s: Rear tracking shot following @image1 down the narrow bus aisle, then a side medium shot. @image4 swings first; @image1 dodges and strikes with rapid close-quarters moves. 6-10s: Medium front shot. @image1 turns back and waves casually at @image3. She looks surprised, then smiles slightly. 10-16s: Handheld medium shots. @image5 joins the ambush. @image1 uses a side kick, ducks under a swing, and grapples using the metal bus poles for leverage. Both attackers end up on the floor. 16-21s: Low-angle wide shot, then close-up. @image2 stands at the end of the aisle and sheds his coat, revealing the orange-glowing machete arm. @image6 steps back. @image1 faces him, calm and alert. 21-27s: Medium tracking shot along the center aisle. @image2 makes rapid blade thrusts; @image1 evades with quick dodges and footwork. 27-30s: Wide shot in the accordion section. @image1 settles into a dynamic martial-arts combat stance and holds it to end the sequence. CAMERA AND CONTINUITY Smooth, motivated camera movement with clean cuts at the beat changes above. Keep positions of all 6 characters, seats, poles, windows, and aisle consistent, with a consistent travel direction. No unnecessary zooms or slow motion. SCENE AND VISUALS Realistic moving city bus with detailed seats, metal poles, windows, and an accordion section. Natural daylight through the windows with soft overhead fluorescent lighting. Natural skin tones, restrained colors. Realistic textures, reflections, shadows, shallow depth of field, natural motion blur on fast strikes. Fully colored live-action look. PHYSICS AND CONSISTENCY Stable identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, and body proportions for each of the 6 characters across all cuts. Anatomically correct hands, feet, limbs, and faces. Believable weight transfer, foot placement, strikes, dodges, grapples, and pole contact. Avoid face drift, face or outfit mixing between characters, duplicated characters, extra limbs, warped hands, flickering clothes, sliding feet, teleportation, melted objects, or unstable bus geometry. OUTPUT One coherent 30-second cinematic sequence, crisp and high-end, suitable for 4K, natural motion cadence. Use the platform's resolution and frame-rate controls. No captions, titles, or logos. PRIORITIES 1. Identity of @image1 (protagonist). 2. Identity and role of @image2 to @image6, each kept distinct. 3. Realistic anatomy and physical interaction. 4. Clear shot progression and spatial continuity. 5. Natural cinematic lighting and restrained color.