Baseball Clip

“Use @video1 as the primary motion reference; do not retain or reference the clothing. Strive to faithfully preserve the original body movements, timing, rhythm, speed, and camera shots. Character 1’s attire matches the person in @image1; Character 2’s attire matches the person in @image2; Character 3’s attire matches the person in @image3. Replace the female subject wearing a polka-dot dress in the scene with @image1, ensuring that her face, identifying features, and body proportions remain unchanged throughout [Character 1]. Replace the female subject with golden hair in the scene with @image2, maintaining her facial features, identity markers, and body proportions unchanged at all times [Character 2]. Replace the male subject wearing a striped suit and sporting a beard in the scene with @image3, keeping his facial features, identity traits, and body proportions consistent throughout [Character 3]. Retain the original camera movements, settings, and composition from @video1. Prioritize preserving the original synchronized choreography above all other modifications. Facial deformation, shifts in character features, body distortion, extra limbs, floating feet, or random erratic motions are strictly prohibited. Note: The costumes must match those depicted in the uploaded images—do not copy costumes from the reference video.”