REFERENCE MAPPING: @Image1 defines the exact performer identity,…

REFERENCE MAPPING: @Image1 defines the exact performer identity, facial features, black durag, tinted glasses, black hoodie and the target industrial location. @Video1 is the primary action and performance reference. Reproduce the same sequence of actions, hand gestures, head movements, body posture, facial expressions, interaction with the banknotes and movement timing shown in @Video1. Follow its actual performance rather than inventing a different one. Use its camera framing and movement as a reference as well. TASK: Recreate the performance from @Video1 with the performer from @Image1 inside the industrial location shown in @Image1. The performer must retain the identity and wardrobe from @Image1. The original background from @Video1 must not be reproduced. Replace it with the concrete room from @Image1. SEAMLESS CINEMATIC INTEGRATION: Do not simply place the performer over the new background. Reconstruct the lighting on the performer to match the target environment. The subject and location must share the same exposure, color temperature, contrast, shadow direction, image sharpness and film grain. The cold fluorescent light behind the performer creates a subtle rim light along the durag and shoulders. Dim cool-neutral ambient light reveals the face naturally. Maintain realistic skin tones, directional shadows, accurate perspective and believable depth. The wet floor reflects the room lighting naturally. CAMERA AND IMAGE: Photorealistic live-action hip-hop music video, ARRI Alexa 35 cinematic rendering, 35mm lens perspective, natural depth of field, realistic motion blur, controlled highlights and deep shadows. Preserve the source performance's timing and natural camera behavior. PRIORITIES: 1. Follow the actions and timing in @Video1. 2. Preserve the person's identity and wardrobe from @Image1. 3. Rebuild the environment and lighting using @Image1. 4. Make the performer and background look like one real camera recording. Do not copy the original background or the original performer's conflicting lighting from @Video1. Do not change the identity, invent unrelated actions, or replace the performance with generic gestures. Avoid a pasted-on appearance, artificial frontal lighting, plastic skin, floating hands, distorted banknotes, flickering, unstable architecture and CGI rendering.