Use the uploaded original video as the primary video reference.…

Use the uploaded original video as the primary video reference. Preserve the original video’s location, room, camera angle, camera position, framing, timing, pacing, actions, body movements, hand movements, object interactions, lighting, background, composition, and overall sequence as closely as possible. Replace only the woman in the original video with the woman from the uploaded Character Image / reference photos. The woman in the generated video must have the exact recognizable identity of the woman from the Character Image. Preserve her facial features, face shape, eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, body proportions, and overall appearance consistently from the first frame to the last frame. The Character Image has absolute priority for the woman’s identity. Do not preserve the face or identity of the woman from the original video. Keep all of the original woman’s movements, gestures, poses, timing, interaction with the money, position in the room, and body choreography from the source video, but perform them with the new woman from the Character Image. Clothing replacement Replace the original woman’s clothing with a stylish beige sporty casual / athleisure outfit. The outfit should look modern, expensive, clean, and fashionable, but realistic and natural. Use warm beige, cream, sand, and light neutral tones. The outfit can consist of a premium fitted or slightly relaxed beige sporty top, matching beige casual pants or stylish joggers, and subtle minimal accessories. The style should feel like luxury casual sportswear / premium athleisure, not gym clothing and not formal clothing. No pajamas. No animal print. No bright colors. No oversized brand logos. No flashy jewelry. Camera and visual style Preserve the exact camera angle and composition of the original video. The final result must look like it was filmed on a real smartphone, just like the original video. Keep the natural smartphone perspective, realistic phone-camera exposure, slight image softness, subtle autofocus behavior, natural dynamic range, realistic indoor lighting, and mild compression. Do not make the video look like a cinematic commercial or professional studio shoot. It should feel like an authentic casual smartphone recording. Preserve from the original video Preserve the same: - room and location; - bed and furniture; - background; - camera position; - camera height; - framing; - duration; - timing; - pacing; - movements; - gestures; - poses; - money and all objects; - interaction with the money; - lighting; - perspective; - sequence of actions. Do not redesign the scene. Do not create a new location. Do not change the choreography. Do not change the original camera movement or timing. Important constraints Replace only the woman’s identity and clothing. Character Image = exact identity of the new woman. Original video = exact reference for scene, movement, camera, timing, and actions. Keep the new woman’s identity stable throughout the entire video. No face morphing. No face changing between frames. No identity drift. No hairstyle changes. No body morphing. No extra arms. No extra hands. No extra fingers. No deformed hands. No duplicated character. No disappearing objects. No floating money. No distorted banknotes. No scene changes. No additional people. No cinematic camera movement. No artificial depth of field. No text. No subtitles. No interface elements. No watermarks. Final result: the same video, same scene, same camera, same actions and same timing as the uploaded original video, but with the original woman completely replaced by the woman from the Character Image, wearing a stylish beige sporty-casual outfit, while maintaining the look of authentic smartphone footage.