Rewrite this concept for my references while keeping the same bullet-time story structure and cin...

Rewrite this concept for my references while keeping the same bullet-time story structure and cinematic logic. REFERENCE MAP @Image1 = PRIMARY CHARACTER REFERENCE. Use @Image1 as the exact visual reference for the main female protagonist: facial identity, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing style, and overall look. Preserve the same character throughout the entire video. Character description locked from @Image1: - adult woman with long straight light-brown hair; - soft feminine facial features, defined brows, natural elegant makeup; - beige monochrome casual outfit: beige hoodie, beige joggers, light cream sleeveless puffer vest; - white sneakers; - subtle jewelry, neat manicure. Do not copy the original park background from @Image1. @Image2 = ENVIRONMENT REFERENCE ONLY. Use @Image2 only for the environment, architecture, atmosphere, street mood, perspective and urban character. Do NOT copy the exact composition literally. Create a believable cinematic Moscow street inspired by @Image2: - narrow city street in central Moscow; - elegant historic facades in light beige, white and cream tones; - black decorative street lamps; - a Stalin-era high-rise visible in the deep background; - wet or slightly reflective asphalt; - a yellow-and-white pedestrian crossing in the foreground; - a few parked cars along the street; - realistic urban depth and perspective; - overcast daylight / soft cloudy daylight. The protagonist moves along this street toward the camera. @Image3 = HERO OBJECT REFERENCE — SUNGLASSES. Use @Image3 as the exact visual reference for the hero sunglasses: - black luxury Prada sunglasses; - oversized bold geometric frame; - glossy black acetate; - dark lenses; - recognizable Prada temple detail / logo plaque on the side. The same sunglasses must remain recognizable throughout the entire video: when worn on the protagonist’s face, when released into the air, during the bullet-time macro inspection, and after landing. @Image4 = SECONDARY OBJECT REFERENCE — FITLINE DRINK CUP. Use @Image4 as the exact visual reference for the secondary prop: - clear plastic cup with bright orange drink; - transparent dome lid; - pink straw; - visible FitLine logo on the cup. Keep it recognizable as the same object in every shot: in the protagonist’s hand, during release, during bullet-time inspection, and after landing. MASTER VISUAL CONCEPT Generate one continuous 8-second vertical 9:16 ultra-photorealistic live-action cinematic fashion/lifestyle video. The