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Create a single high-resolution, densely packed character identity reference sheet titled “CHARACTER BOARD” using the attached portrait as the single source of truth for the face, eyes, hair, beard, skin tone, age and body proportions. The exact same person must appear in every panel with no identity drift. Keep the outfit identical to the attached photo. All on-image labels must be in ENGLISH. Use a premium editorial character-design layout with a dark near-black background, thin warm yellow/orange rules, restrained green status accents, subtle film grain and a clean production-grade interface. Allow the hero portrait, metadata and supporting panels to shift naturally while maintaining strong hierarchy and readability. Include a large hero portrait or 3/4-length character image with a detailed metadata block: NAME · AGE · HEIGHT · BUILD · HAIR · EYES · DISTINCTIVE FEATURES · OUTFIT: describe the exact clothing and accessories from the attached photo · CHARACTER · MOOD. Also include six content groupings: PANEL 01 - VIEWS Four full-body views with identical outfit, lighting and scale: FRONT · 3/4 LEFT · SIDE LEFT · BACK. PANEL 02 - EXPRESSIONS Five tight headshots under identical lighting: NEUTRAL · SMILE · THOUGHTFUL · FOCUSED · SERIOUS. PANEL 03 - DETAILS Two macro studies: EYES / FACE and one distinctive OUTFIT / ACCESSORY detail. PANEL 04 - OUTFIT FLAT-LAYS Five isolated product-style studies on a dark background: SHIRT OR JACKET · TROUSERS · BELT OR ACCESSORY · WATCH · SHOES. PANEL 05 - LIGHTING / MOOD Four portraits in the same pose: SOFT DAYLIGHT · WARM TUNGSTEN INTERIOR · COOL BLUE NIGHT · HARD CINEMATIC SIDE LIGHT. PANEL 06 - COLOR PALETTE Six swatches with accurate HEX codes derived from the outfit, accessories and skin tones. Bottom caption: “Use this character board as a visual reference for consistent depiction of the character across all generations.” Bottom-right tags: STYLE · Modern · Realistic · Cinematic. Style: photorealistic, not illustrated. Preserve the same age, face, body, hair, outfit and accessories in every panel. Avoid duplicated limbs, distorted hands, hairstyle changes, wardrobe substitutions, logos and watermarks. High-detail 8K appearance with cinematic grading.

Create a single high-resolution, densely packed cinematic environment reference sheet titled “LOCATION BOARD” using the attached location photo as the single source of truth for the architecture, spatial layout, materials, scale and atmosphere. Every panel must depict the exact same place. Do not redesign or replace the location. All on-image labels must be in ENGLISH. Use a professional location-scout and production-design interface with a dark near-black background, precise grid, thin warm yellow/orange rules, restrained green status accents and subtle film grain. Keep the presentation premium, balanced and adaptable to different aspect ratios. Include a prominent wide hero establishing shot with a detailed metadata block: NAME · TYPE: street / interior / exterior / landscape · ERA · SCALE: intimate / vast · ARCHITECTURE: key features · MATERIALS · ATMOSPHERE · DEFAULT TIME · DEFAULT WEATHER · STORY PURPOSE. Also include six content groupings: PANEL 01 - VIEWS Five views of the same place under identical lighting: WIDE · MID · TIGHT · ALT ANGLE · OVERHEAD. PANEL 02 - TIME OF DAY The same defining angle shown at: DAWN · NOON · DUSK · NIGHT. PANEL 03 - DETAILS Two macro studies: MATERIAL / TEXTURE and one DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL. PANEL 04 - SET DRESSING / PROPS Five isolated studies of the most important props, fixtures or signage elements from the location. PANEL 05 - WEATHER / MOOD The same defining angle shown as: CLEAR SUNNY · OVERCAST · RAIN-SOAKED · MISTY FOG. PANEL 06 - COLOR PALETTE Six swatches with accurate HEX codes sampled from the location. Bottom caption: “Use this location board as a visual reference for consistent depiction of the environment across all generations.” Bottom-right tags: STYLE · Modern · Realistic · Cinematic. Style: photorealistic cinematic location scouting. Preserve the exact geometry and fixed positions of doors, windows, paths, furniture and architectural features. Do not add new people, buildings, fantasy elements, logos or watermarks. High-detail 8K appearance.

Create a single high-resolution, densely packed cinematic storyboard reference sheet titled “SHOT BOARD” using the attached scene image as the source keyframe. Build a coherent 12-shot sequence that feels like continuous coverage of one scene. Preserve the same characters, faces, outfits, location, props, time of day and lighting continuity in every frame. All on-image labels must be in ENGLISH. Use a professional production-storyboard layout with a dark near-black background, thin warm yellow/orange borders, green continuity indicators, subtle film grain and a clear editorial grid. The source keyframe, metadata, shot sequence and supporting panels may shift naturally while remaining balanced and readable. Include a prominent source keyframe with a detailed metadata block: SCENE · ACT · SHOT COUNT: 12 · ESTIMATED RUNTIME: approximately 30 seconds · SETTING · CHARACTERS · EMOTIONAL ARC · CAMERA STYLE: handheld / gimbal / static / dolly · COLOR SCRIPT · EDIT STYLE. Also include six content groupings: PANEL 01 - SHOT SEQUENCE Twelve cinematic 16:9 frames in clear narrative order, each numbered and labeled: 01 EXTREME WIDE - WORLD IN 02 SLOW PUSH-IN ON LOCATION 03 OVER-THE-SHOULDER ENTRY 04 FULL MEDIUM - CHARACTER 05 INSERT - HANDS OR OBJECT 06 CLOSE-UP - REACTION 07 PROFILE MEDIUM 08 LOW ANGLE HERO 09 RACK-FOCUS INSERT 10 TRACKING SHOT 11 WIDE - TURNING POINT 12 SLOW PULL-BACK - RESOLUTION. PANEL 02 - KEY EMOTIONAL BEATS Three highlighted dramatic close-ups extracted from the sequence. PANEL 03 - CAMERA NOTES Four or five concise entries covering lens choice, camera height, motion and framing. PANEL 04 - LIGHTING CONTINUITY Four frames showing how the light evolves through the scene. PANEL 05 - TRANSITION TYPES Five visual examples labeled: CUT · MATCH CUT · RACK FOCUS · WHIP PAN · CROSSFADE. PANEL 06 - COLOR PALETTE Six swatches with accurate HEX codes derived from the sequence. Bottom caption: “Use this shot board as a visual reference for consistent scene breakdown across all generations.” Bottom-right tags: STYLE · Cinematic · Realistic · Continuous. Style: photorealistic cinematic storyboard production sheet. Maintain the 180-degree rule, eyelines, screen direction and exact placement of characters and props. Every shot must advance the scene. Avoid identity drift, wardrobe changes, spatial discontinuity, extra characters, logos and watermarks. High-detail 8K appearance.