is a STRICT CHARACTER AND PRODUCT REFERENCE, NOT THE FIRST FRAME. Use…

@image1 is a STRICT CHARACTER AND PRODUCT REFERENCE, NOT THE FIRST FRAME. Use the exact same male character and RUSHOOLS BALACLAVA anorak shown in @image1 throughout the video. Preserve the precise garment design, black and white split hood, face zipper, chest logo patch, fleece texture, gray fabric panels, front pocket, oversized fit and body proportions. The video must begin with the cinematic scene described below, NOT with the reference sheet or a gray studio background. The main advertising subject is the RUSHOOLS BALACLAVA anorak. Maintain accurate product identity across every shot. Скопировать Use the attached reference image as the primary and strict character / outfit reference. The same exact male character must be preserved throughout the video: strong, broad-shouldered, muscular build, wearing the exact RUSHOOLS BALACLAVA anorak from the reference. Keep the garment design accurate and unchanged: black fleece-like anorak, oversized silhouette, dark gray shoulder and sleeve panel inserts, large front kangaroo pocket with dark panels, chest patch logo, black-and-white split balaclava hood with a vertical zipper on the face section, wide black pants, white sneakers. Do not redesign the garment, do not invent extra details, do not change the hood construction, do not remove the chest patch, do not alter the proportions. Create a dark underground fashion film with the same energy and visual language as a high-end experimental streetwear commercial inspired by gritty Y2K analog aesthetics, underground music video language, aggressive fashion cinematography, and realistic surrealism. The image should feel raw, stylish, moody, expensive, and slightly dirty, with analog CRT texture, cinematic grain, harsh contrast, practical lighting, and strong visual attitude. The anorak is the main hero of the film. The first 10-second clip should contain these scenes in order and flow naturally as one continuous fashion-film sequence: Scene 1: A dark abandoned garage or basement space. An old Sony CRT television stands alone on a concrete floor. The screen shows analog static and interference. Through the interference, the word “RUSHOOLS” appears briefly inside the CRT screen, integrated as part of the signal. Then the surveillance-like image reveals the same character wearing the BALACLAVA anorak. He is standing with his back to camera, then slowly turns his head toward the viewer. Cold cyan CRT glow, deep shadows, analog noise, tension, underground atmosphere. Scene 2: Extreme macro close-up of an old cassette player or portable tape deck. A strong male hand inserts a cassette labeled “RUSHOOLS — SIDE A”. Show tactile detail of the sleeve cuff and the material of the anorak. The hand presses PLAY. The mechanical click lands like a strong beat. Close-up detail should feel physical, sharp, and cinematic. Scene 3: A heavy metal garage door begins to open with force. From darkness behind it, the character steps forward. First show the white sneakers landing on wet concrete, then tilt upward to reveal the wide black pants, then the torso and full anorak silhouette. For one clear moment, the audience must read the full outfit: overall silhouette, chest patch, shoulder panels, sleeves, pocket construction, and the black-and-white hood. Strong low angle, powerful body language, real weight, stylish fashion-film energy. Scene 4: Transition into a close-up product-functional shot. The camera moves into the upper torso and hood area. The character lifts one hand toward the zipper of the balaclava hood and begins to grasp it. Show a tight cinematic close-up of the face section and zipper track. Emphasize the unique hood construction and tactile realism of the garment. End the first clip with the action of beginning to zip the hood upward, creating suspense that continues into the second clip. Visual style requirements: The whole clip must feel like an underground luxury fashion advertisement, not a basic clothing catalog and not a generic product ad. Use realistic movement, heavy body mechanics, moody cinematography, analog imperfections, slight surveillance / VHS / CRT influence, and bold visual storytelling. Keep the garment readable. Show the product clearly without making the video sterile. The anorak must stay visually dominant. Important text integration: Only use text where specified. “RUSHOOLS” appears briefly inside the CRT signal. “RUSHOOLS — SIDE A” is physically printed on the cassette label. No extra random captions. Avoid: Do not create a generic techwear outfit, do not change the hood design, do not add unnecessary accessories, do not make the video overly glossy or clean, do not turn it into cyberpunk neon, do not hide the anorak too much, do not distort the face opening, and do not replace the chest branding.