Toc Toc grand-hall dance — Video reconstruction R1

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Draft title: Toc Toc grand-hall dance — Video reconstruction R1

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FORMAT: 9:16 vertical video, 10 seconds duration, 24 fps.

REFERENCE ROLES: @Image1 is the primary lead dancer. Supporting backing figures are generic distinct extras; do not duplicate @Image1.

SOUNDTRACK SPECIFICATION: TARGET BPM: 124 BPM, 4/4 time signature. Upbeat retro electronic dance groove with funky bassline, snappy drum machine snare, and bright synth chords. Instrumental dance track only; no singing, mouth remains relaxed.

SCENE AND CAMERA: High-end contemporary penthouse lounge with warm recessed ceiling lighting, glossy marble floor, neutral designer furniture, and floor-to-ceiling draped curtains. Eye-level camera tracks slightly backward as dancers advance toward the lens.

ORIGINAL LYRICS: None (pure instrumental track).

PERFORMANCE TARGETS:
- 0.0-2.5s: @Image1 steps forward from beside the curtains into the open floor on beat, initiating rhythmic bounce steps.
- 2.5-5.0s: @Image1 executes dynamic skipping and knee-lift dance steps across the polished floor, joined rhythmically by stylized extras entering in background.
- 5.0-7.5s: Dynamic forward bounding leap and playful lateral shuffle in time with the 124 BPM synth rhythm.
- 7.5-10.0s: Group converges close toward camera in tight formation, hitting a synchronized arm-crossed pose and bouncing to the final beat drop.

PRIORITY: Exact identity preservation of @Image1, fluid natural dance kinetics, and tight motion alignment to 124 BPM.

EXCLUSIONS: No identity drift, no morphing limbs, no text overlays or wall watermarks, no lip-sync or vocalization.

SOUND EFFECTS: crisp shoe taps on the floor, below the instrumental.
INPUT AND AUDIO BOUNDARY: @Image1 is the only uploaded reference. Preserve its identity; generic extras must be distinct. All BPM, instruments and lyrics above are newly authored targets, not measurements of the source. Generate original audio from frame one; never clone the original song, melody or a named voice. Keep the mouth visible and match every visible syllable exactly to the new vocal; keep it naturally relaxed where no vocals are requested. No additional audio or motion reference is required.

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