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Create a professional CHARACTER STORYBOARD based on the ATTACHED REAL PHOTOGRAPH(S) of the person. The attached real photograph(s) are the PRIMARY and AUTHORITATIVE IDENTITY REFERENCE. The character must be a highly accurate stylized 3D animated version of the EXACT PERSON shown in the photographs. IDENTITY ACCURACY — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Preserve the person’s recognizable identity with maximum accuracy: * exact face shape and facial structure * forehead, hairline and head shape * exact eyebrow shape and position * exact eye shape, size, spacing and natural eye color * nose shape, width and proportions * lips, mouth shape and proportions * cheeks, cheekbones, jawline and chin * distinctive facial asymmetries and unique facial characteristics * exact hairstyle, hairline, hair color, length and overall silhouette * recognizable body proportions * apparent age and overall physical characteristics Do NOT redesign, beautify, idealize or genericize the face. Do NOT replace the person’s real facial structure with a generic animated face. Do NOT make the person conventionally more attractive by changing their features. Preserve natural distinctive characteristics and facial proportions. The result must be immediately recognizable as the SAME REAL PERSON even after the Pixar-inspired stylization. PIXAR STYLE — STRICT: Transform the person into a distinctly Pixar-inspired 3D animated feature-film character. The Pixar-inspired style must be UNIFORM AND UNAMBIGUOUS across the entire character: * stylized 3D character modeling * appealing animated proportions * slightly oversized head * expressive slightly enlarged eyes * softly rounded facial forms * polished sculpted 3D hair * smooth stylized skin * subtle subsurface scattering * refined animated-film materials * soft cinematic lighting * expressive natural eye highlights * premium high-budget animated feature-film rendering The face must remain faithful to the real person UNDERNEATH the stylization. STRICTLY AVOID: photorealism, realistic human rendering, live-action appearance, photographic skin, realistic human anatomy, anime, manga, 2D illustration, Disney-princess style, doll-like appearance, action-figure appearance, caricature, exaggerated cartoon distortion, generic AI cartoon style. Do NOT apply a simple cartoon filter to a realistic human. Do NOT create a realistic person with slightly stylized features. The final character must look FULLY MODELED AND RENDERED as a high-budget Pixar-inspired 3D animated character from the beginning. STORYBOARD: Create ONE widescreen 16:9 composition containing EXACTLY THREE LARGE SEPARATE FRAMES. FRAME 1 — FULL BODY: Show the exact character from the top of the head to the tips of the feet. Natural neutral standing pose. Clearly establish the complete character design, body proportions, clothing and silhouette. FRAME 2 — THREE-QUARTER VIEW: Show the same character from approximately the waist or chest upward in a natural three-quarter angle. Clearly reveal the exact facial structure, eye shape, hairstyle and distinctive features. FRAME 3 — PORTRAIT CLOSE-UP: Show a tight cinematic portrait focused on the face and eyes. Preserve the exact facial identity, proportions and distinctive features from the real photographs. All three frames must depict ONE IDENTICAL CHARACTER. CONSISTENCY LOCK: The character’s face must remain identical across all three frames. Maintain exactly the same: * facial structure * eye shape, size, spacing and color * eyebrows * nose * lips * jawline * hairline * hairstyle and hair color * age * body proportions * clothing * Pixar-inspired 3D design Do not generate three interpretations of the person. Generate THREE CAMERA VIEWS of ONE established character. COMPOSITION: ONE single 16:9 storyboard image. EXACTLY THREE large cinematic frames: 1. full body 2. three-quarter view 3. portrait close-up Clean professional animation-production presentation. Consistent lighting and character scale across all three frames. Simple neutral studio environment. Do NOT create a character turnaround. Do NOT create a grid of many small images. Do NOT add additional panels, characters, poses or variations. Do NOT change the character between frames. MASTER REFERENCE: The attached real photographs define WHO THE PERSON IS. The Pixar-inspired style defines HOW THAT PERSON IS RENDERED. Identity accuracy and character consistency take priority over beautification or stylistic reinterpretation. The final storyboard must look like a professionally designed Pixar-inspired 3D animated character that is unmistakably the same real person from the attached photographs.