여러 숏의 캐릭터 연속성 유지

Design a character-led cinematic sequence. Treat the character bible and continuity anchors as immutable visual truth. Each shot must have one clear performance beat and one motivated camera idea.

CHARACTER BIBLE
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Specify the adult character’s facial structure, apparent age, body proportions, hairstyle, wardrobe layers, footwear, accessories, carried props, dominant hand, baseline emotion, and distinctive marks.

LOCATION AND SPATIAL MAP
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Define stable landmarks, entrances, light direction, time of day, weather, foreground/midground/background, and the character’s starting position.

PERFORMANCE ARC
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Describe the character’s objective, gaze, expression, posture, gesture, locomotion, interaction, and emotional change. Every action must continue logically from the previous shot.

SHOT PLAN
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For each shot state: framing and angle; character position and screen direction; one action beat; foreground/background activity; entry frame; exit frame; and the visual match or motivated cut connecting to the next shot. If the selected model is strongest at single shots, generate each numbered shot separately using the same references.

CAMERA LANGUAGE
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Define a consistent lens family, camera height, support style, movement speed, focus transitions, and when the camera becomes still. Do not use a camera move merely for decoration.

LOCKED CONTINUITY
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Repeat these anchors in every shot. Preserve face, proportions, costume construction, prop hand, color grade, key-light direction, geography, eyelines, and the 180-degree screen-direction rule unless a visible crossing shot intentionally resets it. No identity drift, wardrobe mutation, prop disappearance, axis jump, scale shift, or unexplained location change.