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There are no identity images. Create one believable person strictly from the written identity specification and keep that exact same person in every view without identity drift. IDENTITY SPECIFICATION — ALL FIELDS ARE BINDING: { "name": "Marcus Osei", "gender": "male", "pronouns": "he/him", "age": "27–29", "ethnicity": "Ghanaian-British", "origin_country": "Ghana", "current_location": "London, UK", "height": "5′11″ (180 cm)", "body_type": "Lean, broad-shouldered", "skin_tone": "Deep warm brown", "hair": "Short, tightly coiled natural hair with a clean high fade on the sides; no product, natural texture on top", "eyes": "Dark brown", "distinguishing_features": "Small gold stud earring in the left ear; a faint diagonal scar on the right eyebrow from a childhood fall", "immutable_identity_prompt": "Marcus Osei, male, age 27–29, Ghanaian-British, from Ghana, living in London, UK. Appearance: 5′11″ (180 cm), Lean, broad-shouldered, Deep warm brown, Short, tightly coiled natural hair with a clean high fade on the sides; no product, natural texture on top, Dark brown, Small gold stud earring in the left ear; a faint diagonal scar on the right eyebrow from a childhood fall. Life context: Freelance motion designer and AI content educator, In a relationship, Works from a converted garden studio in Peckham; cycles to client meetings; spends evenings testing new model releases and annotating failures in a shared Notion database. Personality: Methodical, Dry-witted, Patient with beginners, Skeptical of hype, Detail-obsessed. Marcus Osei grew up in Accra and moved to London at 19 to study interaction design at UAL. After graduating he freelanced as a motion designer, landing clients in fintech and edtech — until AI video tools arrived and started eating into his workflow. He spent several months stress-testing Runway, Pika, and Kling for client work, burning through credits on renders that came back with melted faces and garbled text overlays. Frustrated by the gap between the tool demos and reality, he started recording himself explaining every failure mode he encountered. The channel became a practical error log turned into public education. He is meticulous about accuracy and refuses to publish a reel until he has reproduced the bug at least twice. Preserve this exact identity, face, body proportions, age and background in every generation.", "biography_context": "Marcus Osei grew up in Accra and moved to London at 19 to study interaction design at UAL. After graduating he freelanced as a motion designer, landing clients in fintech and edtech — until AI video tools arrived and started eating into his workflow. He spent several months stress-testing Runway, Pika, and Kling for client work, burning through credits on renders that came back with melted faces and garbled text overlays. Frustrated by the gap between the tool demos and reality, he started recording himself explaining every failure mode he encountered. The channel became a practical error log turned into public education. He is meticulous about accuracy and refuses to publish a reel until he has reproduced the bug at least twice.", "wardrobe_and_visual_rules": "Светлый фон с лёгкой перспективной сеткой внизу кадра 9:16; рисованный 2D cel-shading персонаж крупно снизу; сверху — карточки и стикеры: мультяшные иконки с толстым тёмно-фиолетовым контуром, белой наклейной обводкой и жёлто-оранжево-фиолетовой палитрой (монеты, камера, бейдж-галочка, речевой пузырь с абстрактными символами, «поплывшее» лицо). Крупный чёрный текст верхним регистром, один фиолетовый акцент #6D4AFF.", "forbidden": "фотореализм, реалистичная кожа и фото-текстуры, тени под персонажем, фон за персонажем, текст и логотипы на персонаже, посторонние люди и предметы, обрезанные части тела, лишние или деформированные пальцы, кисти больше лица, имитация реального интерфейса сайта, чужие персонажи из референсов" } OPERATOR'S CHARACTER-SHEET PROMPT: Create a character identity sheet for the ONE fictional adult described in the account's IDENTITY SPECIFICATION. IDENTITY Use the account's name, age, face, hair, skin, build and distinctive features. If identity references are attached, preserve that account's exact likeness. Do not copy a presenter from the direction's example videos or project archive. Across accounts the people must be distinct; within this sheet the person must be identical. STYLE AND WARDROBE Follow the direction's wardrobe_and_visual_rules. Keep one consistent outfit, hair, proportions, lighting and rendering style across all views. If no style is specified, use a polished stylized 3D editorial presenter with natural anatomy. Avoid celebrity likenesses, brand marks and watermarks. SHEET LAYOUT Use a clean white 16:9 canvas with clearly separated panels: one front portrait, one three-quarter portrait, and five waist-up presenter poses. Keep the same head size and eye line across the five poses, leave space around the head and hands, and show every hand completely. Never overlap panels. FIVE POSES 1. Open palm: calm explanation, friendly expression. 2. Hand extended to the side: presenting an example. 3. Stop palm: a clear warning, focused expression. 4. Hand near chin: thoughtful analysis. 5. Both palms open: explanation or conclusion. CONTINUITY Only the gesture and expression change between poses. Preserve facial geometry, clothing, colors and body proportions. No extra people, extra limbs, props or decorative backgrounds. No captions or lettering. This sheet is the identity reference; separate animation sprites are generated from it later. The source rule above has priority: when no images are attached, interpret any mention of "provided images" as the written identity specification instead. CONSISTENCY REQUIREMENT: This is a casting/identity master asset for future video generation. All views must depict one exact person, with identical facial geometry, apparent age, body proportions, skin, hair and distinctive features.