drawn/sketched composition reference ONLY (use for room layout,…

@Image1 — drawn/sketched composition reference ONLY (use for room layout, curtains, table, candles, gold coins, fireplace — ignore the drawn style completely) @Image2 — USE THIS AS THE FIRST FRAME. Keep the man in the grey suit on the right exactly as shown: his face, short dark hair, grey three-piece suit, dark red patterned tie, hand resting on the green baize table edge — do not change his appearance in any way. HOW TO READ REFERENCES: @Image1 is provided in pencil/sketch form ONLY as a layout guide. Internally CONVERT it into a real professional studio photograph — preserving the room composition but rendering everything as real photographed material. Discard the drawn style completely. CRITICAL STYLE: 100% photorealistic live-action cinematic footage, shot on ARRI Alexa cinema camera, candlelit dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, deep warm amber shadows, shallow depth of field, 35mm film grain, anamorphic lenses. Real human skin with pores and texture. ZERO drawn, sketched, illustrated or painted look anywhere in the output. The scene begins exactly as @Image2. The man in the grey suit on the right holds his gaze directly into the camera — a calm, knowing expression, a faint confident smile on his lips. He lifts his right hand from the table edge and begins tapping his fingers slowly on the green baize, one finger after another in a steady deliberate rhythm. Behind him: the card player on the left picks up a card from his hand and places it face-down on the table; the card player in the center shifts his fan of cards and leans forward slightly to study them. Each player moves independently, out of sync with the other. Candlelight flickers across all three figures throughout. Camera: holds the exact medium shot from @Image2 — subtle handheld breathing motion only, no zoom, no pan. Sound: slow deliberate finger taps on green baize, soft rustle and snap of playing cards, quiet clink of gold coins, candle flame flicker and crackle, low ambient room tone — no music.