Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 video, filmed as realistic…

Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 video, filmed as realistic smartphone footage from inside a moving car. Use the attached reference images exactly as assigned below: - Image 1 = location and sunset reference - Images 2–3 = motorcycle references - Images 4–6 = woman / character references Image 1 defines the environment. The entire scene must take place in the same type of location and visual environment shown in Image 1. Preserve the road layout, surrounding landscape, roadside elements, horizon, vegetation, atmosphere, sunset colors, and overall visual character as closely as possible. The weather is completely dry with absolutely no rain. The road is dry. There must be no raindrops, no wet windows, no water spray, no puddles, no wet asphalt, and no rain-related reflections. The scene takes place during a beautiful sunset matching Image 1. Preserve the same warm golden-hour atmosphere, sky colors, direction of sunlight, soft warm highlights, and natural sunset exposure. Do not turn the scene into nighttime, cloudy weather, or a different location. The camera is positioned inside a moving car near the front passenger seat, pointing sideways through the passenger-side window at approximately eye level. The perspective should feel like spontaneous smartphone footage recorded by a passenger inside the car. Keep the camera inside the vehicle for the entire shot. Beginning of the shot: the passenger-side car window is fully closed. Through the clear, dry glass, the woman can already be seen riding a motorcycle alongside the car. The car and motorcycle initially travel side by side at approximately the same realistic speed. The electric passenger-side window smoothly lowers. As the glass moves down, the view of the woman and motorcycle becomes fully unobstructed. Use Images 4–6 as the identity references for the woman. Preserve her facial features, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, body proportions, and overall recognizable appearance consistently throughout the entire video. Her identity must remain stable from the first frame to the last frame. She is not wearing a helmet. Her face and hair must remain clearly visible. Her hair reacts naturally to the airflow from riding the motorcycle, with realistic wind movement, but her face must remain recognizable and stable. Her clothing is a stylish beige casual-sport outfit, modern and understated. Use beige, cream, sand, and light neutral tones. The outfit should look natural for the scene: sporty casual / athleisure style, fashionable but realistic, with no motorcycle racing suit and no dark leather biker outfit. Use Images 2–3 as the motorcycle references. The motorcycle in the video must match the motorcycle shown in Images 2–3 as closely as possible. Preserve its model appearance, body shape, proportions, bodywork, color scheme, wheels, lights, and recognizable visual details. Do not replace it with a generic motorcycle and do not significantly alter its design. The woman rides confidently and naturally beside the car, keeping the motorcycle stable while matching the car’s speed. Her posture and interaction with the motorcycle must follow realistic riding physics. She turns her head toward the camera inside the car and makes direct eye contact. Her expression is confident, playful, and slightly provocative. She briefly removes one hand from the handlebar and clearly raises her middle finger toward the camera, holding the gesture for approximately one second. Her other hand remains on the handlebar and keeps the motorcycle controlled. The hand gesture must be anatomically correct: five fingers total, only the middle finger raised, natural hand proportions, no extra fingers, and no distorted hand anatomy. She then immediately places her hand back on the handlebar, turns her eyes back toward the road, and twists the throttle. The motorcycle accelerates strongly and realistically away from the car. Do not make the motorcycle teleport, jump forward, or suddenly change position. Show believable real-world acceleration: the motorcycle progressively gains speed, her body naturally leans slightly forward under acceleration, the wheels rotate faster, and the distance between the motorcycle and the filming car increases smoothly and quickly. The background develops a natural amount of motion blur as her speed increases while maintaining the warm sunset atmosphere from Image 1. She pulls ahead of the car and gradually becomes smaller in the frame as she continues down the road. The camera naturally follows her for a short moment with a subtle handheld pan from inside the car, but it should still feel like an ordinary passenger recording on a smartphone, not a cinematic tracking camera. Visual style: highly photorealistic real-life smartphone video, warm sunset lighting from Image 1, dry road, clear weather, natural shadows, realistic skin texture, realistic hair movement in the wind, accurate motorcycle physics, subtle handheld movement from the moving car, natural smartphone autofocus, mild realistic motion blur, authentic phone-camera exposure and dynamic range. Single continuous shot with no cuts. The whole sequence should look like a real spontaneous moment recorded from inside a moving car. Important reference mapping: Image 1 = location, road, environment, sunset, lighting, atmosphere. Images 2–3 = motorcycle only. Images 4–6 = woman’s face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, and identity. Important constraints: Keep Image 1 as the visual environment. Keep Images 2–3 as the motorcycle reference. Keep Images 4–6 as the woman’s identity reference. Do not mix the roles of the reference images. No rain. No raindrops. No road spray. No puddles. No wet asphalt. No rain reflections. No helmet on the woman. Beige casual-sport clothing only. No face morphing. No identity changes. No extra limbs. No extra fingers. No deformed hands. No duplicated rider. No warped motorcycle. No floating objects. No impossible vehicle movement. No teleportation. No slow motion. No camera leaving the car. No text, subtitles, logos, interface elements, or watermarks. Timing: approximately 8–10 seconds. 0–2 sec: closed dry passenger window, the woman from Images 4–6 rides the motorcycle from Images 2–3 alongside the car in the sunset location from Image 1. 2–4 sec: the window smoothly lowers, clearly revealing her face, beige outfit, and the motorcycle. 4–6 sec: she looks directly at the camera and shows the middle finger. 6–10 sec: she returns her hand to the handlebar, accelerates hard, and realistically pulls ahead through the location shown in Image 1.