Create a highly photorealistic vertical 9:16 video, approximately…

Create a highly photorealistic vertical 9:16 video, approximately 8–10 seconds long, filmed as spontaneous handheld smartphone footage on an iPhone 17 Pro Max. One continuous shot, no cuts. Reference mapping: Images 1–3 = exact identity references for the woman. Image 4 = exact reference for her motorbike/scooter. WOMAN Use Images 1–3 as the exact identity of the woman. Preserve her recognizable facial features, face shape, eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, body proportions and overall appearance consistently throughout the entire video. Her face must remain the same person from the first frame to the last frame. No identity drift or face morphing. LOCATION The scene takes place in Thailand in the evening, outside a real-looking 7-Eleven convenience store. The 7-Eleven storefront is visible naturally in the background, with recognizable green, orange and red illuminated signage, glass doors, bright convenience-store interior lighting and typical Thai urban surroundings. It has recently rained, but it is NOT raining anymore. The asphalt and pavement are still realistically wet, with a few small natural puddles and subtle reflections from the 7-Eleven lights, streetlights and surrounding signs. No falling rain. No active rainfall. No heavy water spray. The atmosphere is warm, humid and realistic, like an ordinary evening in Thailand shortly after a tropical rain shower. Include subtle authentic environmental details such as parked scooters, Thai street elements, distant traffic and warm evening ambient light, but keep the scene uncluttered and natural. CLOTHING The woman wears a stylish casual outfit: a long-sleeve T-shirt / lightweight long-sleeve top and loose trousers with wide vertical yellow-and-beige stripes. The outfit should feel fashionable, relaxed and natural for Thailand — casual but stylish, not formal, not sporty gym clothing. The trousers must clearly have wide vertical yellow and beige stripes. MOTORBIKE Use Image 4 as the exact visual reference for the motorbike. Preserve its recognizable shape, color, proportions, seat, wheels, lights and important visual details. Do not replace it with a generic scooter or a different motorcycle. At the beginning, the motorbike is stationary and naturally parked beside the woman near the 7-Eleven. ACTION 0–3 seconds: The woman is casually standing beside her motorbike outside the 7-Eleven. She looks relaxed and natural, as if someone unexpectedly started filming her. She does not pose for the camera. Her behavior should feel spontaneous and unplanned. She briefly looks toward the motorbike, naturally adjusts her posture and prepares to leave. 3–6 seconds: She naturally approaches the motorbike, places her hands correctly on it and smoothly sits on the seat. Her body movement must be realistic: natural balance, realistic leg movement, correct interaction with the seat and handlebars. The motorbike remains stationary while she gets on. She naturally settles into the riding position and places both hands on the handlebars. 6–10 seconds: She starts the motorbike and begins moving forward slowly and realistically. There must be no sudden jump, teleportation or instant acceleration. The motorbike first rolls forward gently, then gradually gains a small amount of speed. Her body reacts naturally to the movement. The wheels rotate correctly and the motorbike follows believable real-world physics. She calmly rides away from the 7-Eleven and gradually becomes farther from the camera. CAMERA STYLE — VERY IMPORTANT The entire scene is filmed from the side by another person holding an iPhone 17 Pro Max. It must NOT look staged, cinematic or professionally filmed. The person filming is standing several meters away and casually points the phone toward the woman. Use subtle natural handheld shake, slight imperfect framing, tiny spontaneous camera corrections, realistic smartphone autofocus and natural automatic exposure changes. The camera operator reacts slightly late when the woman starts moving, then casually pans a little to keep her in frame. Do not perfectly track the woman. The composition should occasionally feel slightly imperfect, exactly like a real spontaneous phone recording. Preserve realistic iPhone-like detail, natural HDR, realistic skin texture, mild low-light noise, authentic motion blur and realistic evening exposure. No artificial cinematic depth of field, no dramatic camera moves, no gimbal-perfect stabilization, no slow motion. REALISM The wet pavement must react naturally to lights without looking like a mirror. Hair and clothing move subtly with the humid evening air and with the airflow when she begins riding. Hands must interact correctly with the handlebars. Feet and legs must move naturally when she gets onto the motorbike. The motorbike must remain physically solid and consistent throughout the video. IMPORTANT CONSTRAINTS Images 1–3 = woman identity only. Image 4 = motorbike only. Keep the woman's identity stable throughout the video. Keep the motorbike consistent with Image 4. No active rain. No character morphing. No face changes. No hairstyle changes. No extra arms or legs. No extra fingers. No deformed hands. No duplicated woman. No duplicated motorbike. No warped wheels. No floating objects. No teleportation. No sudden unrealistic acceleration. No backward motorbike movement. No scene changes. No cuts. No cinematic camera movement. No artificial AI-looking skin. Final result: an authentic-looking spontaneous iPhone 17 Pro Max video of the woman from Images 1–3 standing beside her motorbike from Image 4 outside a 7-Eleven in Thailand on a humid evening just after rain, naturally getting on the motorbike and slowly riding away.