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Character Consistency: The subject is the young male influencer from the reference image @Image 1. In every time period and from every angle, the face shape, facial features, and skin tone must match @Image 1 exactly. Do not alter or distort the face. Outfit: In every scene, wear stylish and luxurious black casual, streetwear, or suit outfits. Do not wear the outfit from the character reference sheet. Completely change the outfit and hairstyle for each segment. Format: 9:16 vertical. Camera / Style: Fast editing rhythm with cuts every 0.5 to 1 second. iPhone handheld vertical shooting texture. Mix digital zoom in, zoom out, and tilt up, with natural camera shake. Include autofocus hunting, indoor and outdoor lighting exposure changes, and image quality degradation during zoom adjustments. Preserve real skin texture including pores, beard shadow, flyaway hairs, and natural skin oil. Do not use beauty filters, excessive skin retouching, CGI textures, or cinematic color grading. Do not merge cuts or omit scenes. Do not insert on screen text. Sound: Trendy hip hop or R&B background music mixed with natural environmental sounds such as street noise, footsteps, and everyday ambient sounds. --- M-01. Hongdae Busking Street & Tattoo Shop Tour 0 to 2 seconds: [Hongdae Walking Street] A low angle shot holding a selfie stick high above while quickly spinning to capture both yourself and the crowd in the middle of a busy busking street. 2 to 4 seconds: [Tattoo Shop Waiting Room] A tight shot pointing at the tattoo designs hanging on the wall with your finger, followed by a quick transition to your face looking at the camera while lightly biting your lip with a slightly nervous expression. 4 to 6 seconds: [Tattoo Workstation] A forearm shot rolling up the sleeve of an oversized black T shirt, rapidly cross edited with a shot of your face smiling while enduring the pain. 6 to 8 seconds: [In Front of the Shop Mirror] A tight shot checking the linework of the newly completed tattoo in the mirror, followed by your face making eye contact with the camera through the mirror and nodding with satisfaction. 8 to 10 seconds: [Hongdae Alley] A close up taking one bite of a street waffle, then blowing on it because it is hot while smiling at the camera. 10 to 12 seconds: [Select Shop Hallway] A handheld tracking shot from behind as you walk slowly with a shopping bag over one shoulder. The screen naturally shakes in sync with your footsteps. 12 to 15 seconds: [Hongdae Station Entrance] In front of the station exit, playfully extend your fiste toward the camera in a fist bump pose. End with a front facing full body shot frozen on the final frame.

Create a professional film production storyboard for a 10 second ASMR video showing the assembly of a LEGO Technic Lamborghini Aventador.\n\nLayout should look like a real movie storyboard with 8 sequential panels arranged in two columns.\n\nEach panel must contain: • Large cinematic preview image • Scene number • Timecode • Camera direction • Visual description • Action • Dialogue / Voice Over • Sound Effects (SFX) • Music • Camera movement • Emotion • Transition\n\nUse a premium black technical storyboard design with white typography, clean borders, production notes, timing labels, and a cinematic planning style.\n\nHeader: STORYBOARD ASMR MERAKIT LEGO LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR Duration: 10 Seconds Ratio: 9:16 Vertical Style: Hyperrealistic Cinematic ASMR\n\nScene 1 (0.00 to 1.20) Overhead macro shot of neatly organized LEGO Technic pieces on a black work mat. Hands pick up the chassis. Soft plastic clicking sounds. Slow overhead dolly.\n\nScene 2 (1.20 to 2.40) Extreme macro close up of hands connecting the front suspension axle. Focus rack from fingers to connector. Loud satisfying click.\n\nScene 3 (2.40 to 3.60) Blue body panels are installed as the Lamborghini shape begins to form. Macro three quarter angle with a smooth orbit camera.\n\nScene 4 (3.60 to 4.80) Windshield is installed with the cockpit visible beneath. Camera pushes from the windshield into the interior. Crisp plastic snap sound.\n\nScene 5 (4.80 to 6.00) Front wheel is attached. Macro shot of the wheel spinning. Short tracking shot follows the rotation with subtle mechanical sounds.\n\nScene 6 (6.00 to 7.20) Rear body panels, diffuser, and tail lights are installed. Slow push in as the final pieces lock into place.\n\nScene 7 (7.20 to 8.50) The completed Lamborghini is gently rolled across the table. Low angle tracking shot creates a premium reveal.\n\nScene 8 (8.50 to 10.00) Hero beauty shot of the completed blue LEGO Lamborghini Aventador on a glossy black surface under dramatic blue studio lighting. Slow cinematic orbit ends on a front three quarter angle before fading to black.\n\nAdd professional production notes at the bottom including: • Character consistency • Props • Lighting • Camera style • Tone • Visual style\n\nMake the storyboard look exactly like a real Hollywood production planning sheet with ultra realistic preview frames, cinematic photography, technical annotations, premium typography, and high end film previsualization quality.