Use the person from the reference image (attached blonde Korean idol character sheet) as the protagonist. 24fps.
★Live-action — Photorealistic video of an actual Korean woman. Animation or illustration is strictly prohibited.
High-quality music video level, lively filming. A short dance video with high cuteness, suitable for going viral.
The protagonist is the person from the reference image itself — maintain the long blonde hair, eye shape, facial features, body type, age, clothing impression (Hongdae hip street style), and overall atmosphere exactly. No transformation into other people or characters.
The background is a bright, clean, and cutely arranged studio or classroom-style space (trendy Seoul vibe). The background should be simple yet pop and refreshing so the character stands out as the main focus.
[Music]
A bright, bouncy K-pop style song with English lyrics. Do not use existing songs.
[Video Concept]
The protagonist performs a cute dance. Prioritize cuteness. Slightly aegyo and friendly, with a strong feeling of dancing towards the camera. 2D flat animations, as if made with After Effects (AE), appear in sync with the dance moves. The effects are cute, hand-drawn style illustrations like crayons or oil pastels — circles, stars, hearts, flowers, notes, arrows, ribbons, crowns, sparkles, wavy lines, swirls, speech bubble borders, checkers, diagonal lines, halftone dots, etc. All are flat 2D. The color palette centers on pink, sky blue, yellow, white, lavender, and mint green, fitting for the character.
[Camera Configuration]
A setup that feels like it's filmed with 5 cameras. Not fixed, but switching every 2 seconds. Cameras used: Front, Top, Left, Right, Back. Even when the camera changes, the protagonist always stays aware of the lens and maintains eye contact. Even from non-frontal cameras, they must look at the lens by adjusting head direction, neck tilt, or gaze. When filming from the back, they look back over the shoulder at the camera. Dynamic camerawork with focal length changes and good tempo. Each camera is not completely static but shakes lightly to the beat — small vertical bounces, short punch-ins, slight left-right sways, etc., matching the music for a cute camera shake. Not messy shaking, but intentional and aesthetically pleasing.
[Dance Content]
Cute and easy-to-follow choreography. Light steps side to side, two-handed heart in front of the chest, one-handed heart, V-sign next to the cheek, gently opening both hands next to the cheeks, finger pointing, small shoulder pops, light waist sways, stepping one foot out and back, a small turn, and a wink at the end. Plenty of upper body highlights, short but memorable choreography. Always maintain eye contact while dancing.
[15-Second Timeline]
0.0~2.0s: Front camera. Standing in the center, riding the rhythm with a two-handed heart in front of the chest, small side steps. Light vertical camera bounce. Crayon hearts, stars, circles, and short sparkle lines pop up around hands and face. Always facing front.
2.0~4.0s: Top camera. A cute high-angle shot. Looking up at the camera with a V-sign, one-handed heart, and finger pointing with good tempo. Crowns, flowers, hearts, and speech bubble borders appear around the face.
4.0~6.0s: Left camera. Body slightly to the left, face and gaze towards the lens. Light waist sways, one hand on the cheek, waving slightly with the other. Crayon ribbon lines, notes, wavy lines, and stars appear following hand movements. Small left-right camera shake to the beat.
6.0~8.0s: Right camera. Turning the body to the other side while maintaining eye contact. Rhythmic shoulder pops, raising and lowering both hands, and a light step out and back. Flowers, circles, checkers, halftone dots, and sparkles pop around feet and shoulders. Short punch-in.
8.0~10.0s: Back camera. Starting from the back but turning quickly over the shoulder to clearly eye the camera. Finger pointing, hearts, and a light blowing kiss gesture while turning. Swirls, stars, ribbons, and hearts appear softly matching hair and clothing movement.
10.0~12.0s: Return to front (climax). Opening hands wide then bringing them to the chest, with small bouncy side jumps. Large hearts, stars, flowers, crowns, sparkles, and diagonal lines appear on the sides and behind to maximize cuteness. Short camera shakes at key moments.
12.0~14.0s: Re-switch to top camera. Looking up, opening hands gently in front of the face, one-handed heart, the other hand next to the cheek. Crayon borders, hearts, flowers, checkers, and rough circular lines spread in the background. Always eyeing the camera.
14.0~15.0s: Front hero shot. Bust-up, leaning slightly forward. Smiling brightly and winking at the end. At the moment of the wink, crayon square stars, hearts, radial lines, and ribbon lines pop near the eyes. Very short camera punch-in then freeze, ending on a viral-worthy key cut.
[AE-style 2D Effect Direction]
All effects are 2D flat animations as if made in AE. However, the texture is a rough, cute hand-drawn style like crayons or oil pastels. Motions include appearance, bounce, scale, rotation, parallax, and smooth fade-out. Effects appear synchronized with hand, face, feet, and body movements. Do not excessively cover the character's face or body; use them as aids to enhance cuteness and tempo.
[Constraints]
No people other than the protagonist. Maintain the atmosphere, face, hair (long blonde), eyes, body type, age, and clothing of the reference character. No transformation into other characters. No arbitrary clothing changes. Clear 5-camera configuration switching every 2 seconds. Front, top, left, right, and back must be used. The protagonist always looks at the camera regardless of the angle. From the back, they must look back over the shoulder. Effects must be cute 2D crayon drawings. Prohibit realistic explosions, fire, smoke, or excessive glitches. Do not cover the face excessively with effects. ★Maintain a real live-action person — animation or illustration is prohibited. Do not display text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.