# REFERENCE * Use the provided storyboard image **@image1** as the primary visual reference. * Follow the storyboard exactly. * Match composition, framing, camera angles, character poses, movement dir

@tanabe_fragm

Use the uploaded portrait image as the primary facial identity reference. Use the multi-angle character sheet for movement consistency and body proportions. Use the environment boards for scene design

@AndrewHand95

Use the uploaded image as a 9-panel storyboard reference only. Read panels left to right, top to bottom. Do not show the storyboard sheet, grid, panel borders, numbers, captions, subtitles, labels, or

@RyuAICreator

@Image1 is the main character — maintain consistent facial features and body type throughout. Cinematic time-freeze short film, 15 seconds, ultra-realistic, Arri Alexa Mini shooting texture, 50mm lens

@ECcreatorr

Use Image 1 as the character appearance reference and Video 1 as the motion reference. In the motion reference video: The green Blender mannequin represents the male protagonist. The red Blender manne

@Mayz1169

Use @ img1 as the clean start frame. Do not change anything about the start frame. Use @ vid1 as a camera motion reference. Use this only for the camera movement and match the movement exactly of the

@reidhannaford