Character reference sheet for a live-action romantic comedy short…

Character reference sheet for a live-action romantic comedy short film — a contact sheet from a real costume screen test of this living man. [REFERENCES] @image1 is the real man: take his face exactly — slim oval face, narrow jaw, grey-blue eyes (light grey-blue, NOT brown), straight nose, short dark-brown hair combed to the side, neatly trimmed short stubble beard with a touch of grey on the chin, about 37 years old. Do not alter his face; use the photo only as the reference of his appearance and redraw him fully as a natural part of this studio shot — with the same light, grain, focus and depth as the whole image, real volume and shadows, not a flat pasted cut-out, not a collage. In BOTH the close-up and the full-height figure he must be unmistakably this same man. He is handsome in the way of a living film actor, not retouched, not puffy, not aged. One 16:9 image, neutral warm-grey seamless studio background, even soft light, plain panels with no labels. LEFT HALF: one large close-up of his face, three-quarter angle, kind tired grey-blue eyes with a spark of mischief, the start of a crooked warm smile. RIGHT HALF: the same man in full height, a little relaxed with hands in his jacket pockets, whole outfit visible head to toe, his face clearly readable. Small separate cells on the far right with his personal props shown close: an old smartphone with a cracked screen in a car dashboard holder, its app glowing with "100% EMPATHY" and a heart; a plain unbranded kraft paper bag with a cheeseburger and large fries; a glass jar of pickled cucumbers. Role: a taxi driver, ordinary, charming without trying, big-hearted, a bit worn out by night shifts. Wardrobe: worn dark-navy quilted work jacket with no logo, over a deep bottle-green crewneck wool sweater, faded straight jeans, scuffed brown leather boots, a simple black smartwatch. Shot on ARRI Alexa 35 with a vintage Cooke Speed Panchro 50 mm, one soft tungsten key light from the left, weak fill from the wall. Real skin texture with pores and stubble, honest exposure, fine film grain. No CGI, no game concept art, no waxy skin, no HDR, no plastic retouching, no logos, no captions, no text except on the phone app.