Hair Dye Filter one-stroke color change — Instrumental R1

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Hair Dye Filter one-stroke color change — Instrumental R1

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FORMAT: 9:16 vertical video, 10 seconds, single continuous shot.
REFERENCE ROLES: @Image1 is the sole lead subject. Maintain facial features, eye shape, and skin tone accurately.
SOUNDTRACK SPECIFICATION: 124 BPM electronic pop instrumental, 4/4 time. Heavy synth bass drop at 5.0s, no vocals, mouth remains relaxed.
SCENE AND CAMERA: Modern, softly lit interior salon or bedroom. Camera stationary at chest-up portrait framing, shallow depth of field.
ORIGINAL LYRICS: None.
PERFORMANCE TARGETS:
0-2.5s: @Image1 smiles subtly at camera, tilting head slightly while running fingers through natural hair.
2.5-5.0s: Gaze locks forward, hand hovers near crown, anticipating beat.
5.0-7.5s: On the drop at 5.0s, hair seamlessly transforms into a vibrant pastel purple-to-blue gradient. Lead tilts head and smiles confidently.
7.5-10.0s: Light shake of hair to display color volume; subject gently points toward camera and winks.
PRIORITY: Flawless identity lock from @Image1; smooth visual hair color transition on beat 5.0s.
EXCLUSIONS: No identity morphing, no extra hands or deformed fingers, no watermarks, no multi-panel split screen.

INPUT AND AUDIO BOUNDARY: @Image1 is the sole uploaded photo; no other image, audio or video reference. Preserve the uploaded person/pet identity, hair or fur markings and body proportions, or the reference object’s geometry and materials; do not copy another performer’s identifying appearance. Generic supporting figures are distinct. All BPM, instrumentation and lyrics are newly authored targets, not measurements or quotations of the source. Generate original audio, never clone source music, melody or a named voice. Lips match the generated vocal exactly, never precede it; during instrumental sections the mouth stays relaxed. If the input is a pet use stylized jaw articulation only, never human lips or human teeth. No recognizable copyrighted character appearance, text, logos or watermarks. Do not change the input subject’s gender or age. No generation has been tested.

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