Rotation du personnage et détail costume

Create a polished 12-second cinematic character reference video, motion rather than a static poster, featuring one adult character throughout. If a reference image is supplied, lock the face, hairstyle, and costume exactly to it and keep every beat on that same person. Beat one (0–3s): hero portrait, subject centered against a neutral mid-gray studio with a soft floor sweep; gentle key from camera left, cool rim from camera right, camera static and level at eye height. Beat two (3–6s): smooth three-quarter turn of head and torso to the right and back; hair edges, collar, and costume seams catch the rim light without any wardrobe change. Beat three (6–9s): short expression cycle in place: calm rest, a slight closed-mouth smile, then focused resolve; eyes, brows, and jaw shift naturally with no exaggerated acting. Beat four (9–12s): camera eases into a tight close-up on one costume detail, stitching, a metal clasp, and fabric weave under the same lighting, then eases back half a step to a clean end frame. Direct native audio: quiet studio room tone, soft cloth rustle on the turn, a faint fabric tick on the detail push, no music swell. Even studio exposure throughout, no readable logos, no franchise costume, no props, no set clutter, no watermark, no child subjects. User request: Make a 12-second cinematic character reference video from my photo: portrait, three-quarter turn, brief expression cycle, then a costume detail close-up.