Edit @Video 1. Use @Video 1 only for the performer and his…

Edit @Video 1. Use @Video 1 only for the performer and his performance. Use @Image 1 only for the location and its lighting atmosphere. First priority: preserve the performer and his original performance unchanged. Keep the same face, identity, build, glasses, durag, clothing, lip-sync, gestures, posture, and timing. Preserve the source shot sequence, framing, camera angle, and camera movement. Do not restage or reanimate him. Replace the original background with the same dark concrete hall shown in @Image 1: heavy dark columns, rough concrete surfaces, and a wet reflective floor. Match the room’s design and perspective, adapting it naturally to the source’s vertical 9:16 framing. Show floor reflections only where they would be visible in the original shot. Lighting: a warm beam enters from high on the left; a restrained cool cyan-blue light comes from the right. Add a soft, natural key light to keep the performer’s face readable, with realistic shadows and subtle edge separation. Keep any haze thin and mostly in the background. Use an ARRI ALEXA 35 cinematic image quality as a visual reference only. Preserve the source perspective and movement. Grade with detailed charcoal shadows, cool blue-cyan dark areas, warm ivory highlights, and natural skin tones. Keep the contrast polished but retain detail in the blacks. Keep the original audio and duration. No added camera moves, cuts, people, props, text, or visual effects.