Create one 14-second vertical 9:16 photorealistic four-look dance video featuring exactly one adult lead: the same real person in Images 5 and 6, wearing the four approved outfits in Images 1 to 4.

Images 1–4 define the four wardrobe states and approved natural body proportions. Images 5 and 6 define facial identity from a near-frontal and a true three-quarter view: preserve that person's actual face, age, hair, facial hair if present, skin texture and recognizable features. Do not inherit the stills' standing poses, gaze, static expression, studio background or lighting. Keep the natural head-to-body balance; do not enlarge or shrink the head, lengthen legs, slim the waist or add muscle.

Image 7 defines the person's gold Aviator sunglasses for Look 3 only. Image 8 defines the person's black Wayfarer sunglasses for Look 4 only. These images control eyewear design and fit, not their clothing, background or selfie pose. Eyewear states: none, none, gold Aviators, black Wayfarers.

Video 1 is the silent grayscale relative-depth motion reference. It controls only the lead's complete dance sequence, timing, rhythm, head/body paths, hand trajectories, weight shifts and movement direction. It does not control identity, body proportions, costume, glasses, scene, lighting, grayscale appearance, sound or editorial cuts. Continue the source performance at its original pace without restarting after cuts or forcing the face toward the camera.

At the source wai beats, bring two OPEN palms together with straight aligned upward fingers and natural wrists; never use closed fists or interlaced fingers. Other beats keep the source's ordinary hand shapes. Use relaxed attentive eyes, natural blinking and small expression changes with the dance, with only a brief faint closed-lip smile; no broad toothy grin, exaggerated mugging or frozen expression.

0–3 seconds: Look 1 from Image 1, no glasses, dancing in a clear paved area of Laem Thaen seaside viewpoint plaza, Chonburi, in late-afternoon daylight. The sea is visible. Visitors stroll and photograph the view behind the lead, outside the dance footprint.

3–6 seconds: Hard cut to Look 2 from Image 2, no glasses, on firm sand at Bang Saen Beach. Continue the exact ongoing motion phase. Rows of umbrellas and deckchairs establish the beach; visitors walk by the water, others talk, and an attendant adjusts a chair farther back.

6–10 seconds: Hard cut to Look 3 from Image 3 with Image 7's gold Aviators, outside a fictional modest karaoke shop in an older Saphan Khwai shophouse, Bangkok, at night. Continue the same dance phase on a clear recessed forecourt. Ordinary doorway light reveals the face and hands. Adult female reception staff sit near the entrance, chat and welcome an arriving adult guest. Passersby and occasional road traffic move independently behind the lead. Respectful everyday hospitality, no identifiable real business or sexual-service implication.

10–14 seconds: Hard cut to Look 4 from Image 4 with Image 8's black Wayfarers, beside a food-and-souvenir stall at Nong Mon Market, Chonburi, in daytime shade. Continue the dance. A vendor bags goods and hands a purchase to a customer, while shoppers browse behind the lead in a separate circulation lane.

Each cut changes the complete wardrobe, eyewear, location and ambient light together; preserve the ongoing motion, body balance and identity. Exactly four distinct scenes and three hard cuts, not a dissolving world or magical body morph. End in Look 4 with black Wayfarers; after the 13.733-second reference ends, allow only a brief natural settling moment, no repeated dance or freeze.

Make it feel filmed by a friend on an ordinary phone's 1x main camera, around 26mm equivalent at chest height. Comfortably frame the full body, raised hands and complete shoes with small handheld framing corrections. Keep natural skin pores, fabric weight, practical lighting, ordinary phone depth of field, natural motion blur and mild night shadow noise. Subject and background share coherent perspective, scale, contact shadows and exposure. Background people perform their own activities, never copy the dance, freeze or become clones.

One consistent lead; realistic costume motion; stable eyewear when worn; grounded feet. No beauty smoothing, glossy cinematic lighting, artificial bokeh, cartoon or CGI look, extra limbs, distorted hands, temples, palaces, added text, watermarks or black tail.

No audio. Generate no music, voices or environmental soundtrack. Music will be added separately in editing.