Recreate this reference video as a new cinematic

Recreate this reference video as a new cinematic scene.

MOTION AND CAMERA:
Preserve the original reference video's body movement, choreography, blocking, camera movement, camera angle changes, pacing, timing, shot duration, transitions, and cut points as closely as possible. Use the source video only as the motion and cinematography blueprint.

MAIN CHARACTER:
Replace the original lead character with the person shown in my character reference image. Preserve the identity from the reference consistently throughout the entire clip, including facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, and overall appearance.

The main character is wearing: [DESCRIBE OUTFIT IN DETAIL].
Accessories: [GLASSES / JEWELRY / PHONE / OBJECTS / NONE].
Expression and attitude: [CALM / SERIOUS / CONFIDENT / AFRAID / ETC.].

SECONDARY CHARACTERS:
Replace the other people in the source video with [DESCRIBE THE SUPPORTING CHARACTERS]. Do not duplicate the main character's face onto other people. Every background or supporting character must have a distinct identity, face, hairstyle, and appearance.

ENVIRONMENT:
Replace the original location with [DESCRIBE THE NEW LOCATION]. Keep the spatial layout and movement paths compatible with the original choreography, but rebuild the environment with new architecture, props, textures, lighting, and atmosphere.

VISUAL STYLE:
Highly realistic cinematic video, natural human skin texture, realistic fabric physics, realistic hair movement, physically accurate lighting, cinematic depth of field, detailed environment, natural motion blur, realistic shadows and reflections, professional film color grading.

CONSISTENCY RULES:
Keep the main character's face, hairstyle, clothing, accessories, and body proportions consistent in every frame. Do not create duplicate faces. Do not change clothing between shots. Do not add extra fingers, limbs, objects, people, or accessories. Avoid facial distortion during fast motion or profile angles.

FINAL GOAL:
The finished video should feel like the same choreography and camera performance from the reference video has been filmed again in a completely new world with my character as the lead.