Use the uploaded character sheet as the identity reference ONLY for…

Use the uploaded character sheet as the identity reference ONLY for Igor Nikolaevich. Use the uploaded Mosenergo logo as the ONLY permitted corporate logo reference. CRITICAL LOGO RULE: Every visible safety helmet must carry exactly the uploaded Mosenergo logo, centered on the front. Copy the original emblem, Cyrillic lettering, colors, proportions and orientation precisely from the uploaded reference. The logo must look naturally printed on the curved helmet surface. Never invent, redraw, simplify, replace, mirror, misspell or reinterpret it. No generic energy-company symbols, alternative emblems or fictional branding. If the exact uploaded logo cannot be reproduced correctly, keep the helmet area plain rather than generating a false logo. Use no other logos anywhere. The character reference applies exclusively to Igor Nikolaevich. Never apply Igor’s face, hairstyle, body, clothing or distinctive features to any employee. Igor Nikolaevich is a 35-year-old Russian industrial executive with the exact face and proportions from the reference, dark-brown hair, brown eyes, clean-shaven, no facial hair or gray hair. Preserve his identity consistently in every scene. All supporting employees are separate, unique stylized 3D characters of Slavic or Eastern European appearance. They must never resemble Igor or one another. Give them clearly different faces, ages, heights, builds, hairstyles and hair colors. Include men and women aged 25–60. No cloned faces, twins, repeated bodies or background characters based on Igor’s reference. Their clothing must differ clearly from Igor’s clothing. Create a premium cinematic Pixar-inspired stylized 3D animated video, 16:9, 15 seconds. Feature-animation quality, expressive cartoon facial acting, appealing proportions, detailed eyes, hair and fabrics, realistic materials, restrained lighting, natural depth of field and smooth camera movement. The story takes place at a real Mosenergo thermal power plant in Moscow: practical, authentic and slightly conservative, never futuristic. Use a few clear shots and seamless transitions; avoid visual clutter. 0–4 SECONDS — OFFICE Begin in Igor’s ordinary administrative office: pale walls, wooden desk, computer, landline telephone, folders, printed reports, cabinets, wall clock and a framed photograph or plan of the power station. Show the exact uploaded Mosenergo logo once on a modest wall plaque behind the desk. It must match the reference exactly and must not be redesigned. Igor wears a fitted dark business suit and white shirt. He speaks firmly on the landline while reviewing a report and instructing an employee. Igor briefly smiles, then becomes serious and cold. His tightened jaw, lowered eyebrows, forceful lip movement and dismissive gesture imply that he uses a rude expression, but no profanity is heard or shown. He is controlled, never hysterical or red with anger. The office employee is a middle-aged Slavic man with a broader face, light-brown hair and a different build. He wears a light-blue shirt and dark trousers, not Igor’s suit. He becomes uncomfortable, lowers his eyes and gives a forced professional nod. He dislikes Igor’s manner but remains silent because Igor is his superior. The camera passes behind Igor’s jacket, creating a smooth wipe. 4–8 SECONDS — TURBINE HALL The wipe reveals Igor walking through an authentic operating turbine hall with turbine-generator units, thick pipelines, valves, platforms, railings, cable trays, structural columns, safety markings and functional lighting. Equipment is substantial, slightly aged, clean and maintained. Igor now wears a distinctive dark-blue executive industrial jacket with restrained red details and a white safety helmet. The front of his helmet displays exactly the uploaded Mosenergo logo. Two engineers walk beside him, both clearly different from Igor and each other. Engineer one is a stocky man around 50 with a broad face and short light-brown hair, wearing gray-blue coveralls with reflective strips. Engineer two is a tall woman around 35 with a narrow face and blond hair secured under her helmet, wearing a navy jacket of another cut and gray trousers. Their colors, silhouettes and details differ visibly from Igor’s uniform. Both engineers wear white safety helmets. Every helmet displays the same exact uploaded Mosenergo logo centered on the front. Preserve the official emblem, Cyrillic text, colors and proportions. Do not create approximate or fictional logos. Igor studies a clipboard, points toward real equipment and gives a short rough instruction. His cold expression and clipped articulation imply another unpleasant phrase. The male engineer freezes awkwardly; the woman exchanges a restrained irritated glance with him. They silently nod and obey. Follow Igor’s pointing hand with one smooth whip-pan. 8–12 SECONDS — CONTROL ROOM The whip-pan transitions into a conventional thermal power plant control room with ordinary desks, monitors, keyboards, telephones, technical diagrams and functional ceiling lighting. It looks operational, not futuristic. Igor checks a monitor, speaks on a mobile phone and gives a sharp instruction to the shift supervisor. If Igor remains in his white safety helmet, the front of the helmet must show exactly the uploaded Mosenergo logo. Never replace it with another symbol. The supervisor is a lean Slavic man around 45 with a long face and receding dark-blond hair, wearing a gray-blue work shirt. A nearby operator is a young Slavic woman around 28 with a round face and light-brown hair, wearing a navy vest over a pale shirt. Both are new character designs and do not resemble Igor or previous employees. Igor gives a brief dry half-smile, then becomes cold and focused. His articulation and short commanding gesture imply another rude but inaudible expression. The supervisor tenses; the operator stops typing. They exchange one restrained annoyed glance, then silently return to work. 12–15 SECONDS — MULTIVERSE The camera slowly pulls back and reveals three elegant neighboring layers of the same realistic Mosenergo plant: office, turbine hall and control room. Only Igor is repeated across all three realities. Supporting employees are never duplicated between locations. In the office Igor speaks sharply on the telephone; in the turbine hall he instructs engineers; in the control room he directs shift personnel. Create the multiverse through spatial layering, foreground wipes and repeated Igor identity, without magical portals or a split-screen grid. Keep only three realities and a clean readable composition. Finish on a restrained close-up of Igor: a controlled half-smile changes into a focused expression as he delivers one final sharp but inaudible phrase; a different employee in the blurred background gives an awkward forced nod. Igor is efficient and energetic, not a caricatured villain. His habitual rudeness is shown through facial expression, forceful articulation, clipped gestures and employees’ restrained discomfort. Employees are annoyed and unhappy, not terrified; they remain professional because they are subordinates. Keep every person a clearly stylized premium animated character, not photorealistic. Supporting staff wear varied authentic blue, gray-blue and navy workwear with different cuts, reflective strips and pocket layouts. The uploaded character reference belongs exclusively to Igor. No Igor lookalikes, cloned employees, repeated faces, identical outfits or transferred identity. No invented, approximate, fictional, altered, mirrored or misspelled logos. No empty helmets when the uploaded logo can be reproduced accurately. No futuristic offices, holograms, neon, science-fiction machinery, robots, magical portals, chaotic montage, rapid cuts, fisheye, camera shake, exaggerated rage, red face, screaming, violence, terrified reactions, slapstick, audible or visible profanity, subtitles, captions, added text, oversized branding or inconsistent Igor face.