Use the uploaded 16-panel storyboard only as a reference for choreography, camera flow, rain atmosphere, sleeve movement, and water interaction. Use the uploaded character sheet to keep the dancer’s face, hairstyle, costume, body proportions, and overall mood consistent.
The final video must be a clean cinematic shot. Do not show any storyboard text, numbers, borders, labels, captions, character-card layout, or watermarks.
Generate a 15-second vertical 9:16 cinematic video: a young adult Chinese water sleeve dancer performs a rain-soaked modern Chinese dance in a Jiangnan night street.
Scene:
Wet stone roads, falling rain, reflections, soft lantern light, white walls, black tiled roofs, dripping eaves, light mist, and water splashes. The mood is poetic, cool, elegant, and cinematic.
Character:
One dancer only. Keep the same face, hairstyle, hair ornament, costume, body shape, and makeup from the character sheet. No generic face, no face drift, no extra dancers, no outfit changes.
Costume:
Moon white / misty blue / pale gray-blue water sleeve costume. Fitted upper body, light layered skirt, long flowing sleeves. The sleeves should move with real fabric weight, inertia, and delay.
Choreography:
Follow the 16 storyboard beats in order:
Opening, Sleeves Prepare, Open the Sleeves, Side Reach, Sleeves in Rain, Turn Back, Reach the Water, Wave of Sleeves, Rise and Lift, Double Spin, Listen to Rain, Backbend Open, Diagonal Splash, Big Spin, Rain Finale, Closing Pose.
Movement:
Show real Chinese dance body rhythm and water sleeve technique: lift, sink, twist, lean, circle, throw sleeves, collect sleeves, sweep sleeves, kneel, backbend, spin, and final hold.
Rain interaction:
The sleeves cut through rain, sweep across water, pull splashes into the movement, and create visible arcs. Feet step through puddles with realistic splashes. Rain, mist, fabric, and water should react naturally.
Camera:
Stable cinematic movement. Slow push-in, side tracking, low-angle splash shots, smooth orbit during spins, slight slow motion at the climax, and a gentle pull-back at the ending.
Avoid:
text, numbers, borders, subtitles, watermarks, stage, audience, extra people, face change, generic face, outfit change, cheap fantasy effects, shaky camera, repeated motion, blurry image, distorted body, sleeves passing through the body.