Create a realistic 10-second vertical smartphone selfie video based strictly on the reference image. Preserve the person’s identity, facial features, skin texture, body proportions, wet-looking natural hair, hairstyle, outfit, jewelry and overall appearance exactly as shown in the reference image. Do not redesign or beautify the person. The white bedding, bedroom environment, warm low-light atmosphere and overall visual character of the reference image should remain consistent. The video should feel like one authentic, spontaneous smartphone selfie recorded casually in bed immediately after a shower. It must look like real footage captured on an ordinary phone, not like an AI-generated video, professional production or staged photoshoot. CAMERA / SELFIE STYLE: She is holding the smartphone naturally at arm’s length with one hand. The phone itself remains completely outside the visible frame. The camera is handheld and moves naturally together with her arm. The camera should occasionally drift slightly closer, farther away and from one side to the other as she changes position on the bed. The perspective should change naturally because her arm and body are moving, not because of artificial zooming or cinematic camera movement. The camera movement must be fluid, loose and imperfect: - subtle natural hand movement - tiny framing corrections - slight changes in angle - realistic smartphone motion blur - occasional minor focus/exposure adjustment - no artificial stabilization - no sudden camera movements - no cuts - no zoom transitions - no cinematic camera movement BODY MOVEMENT AND SEQUENCE: 0–2 seconds: She begins sitting comfortably on the bed with her back against the wall, as shown by the reference. She looks naturally toward the phone with a relaxed, slightly tired expression. She makes a small natural adjustment of her posture and shifts her weight on the bed. Her breathing and tiny involuntary movements should be visible. 2–4 seconds: She slowly begins lowering herself backward onto the bed. The movement should be casual and effortless, as if she simply decides to lie down. The camera moves naturally with her extended arm, briefly changing its angle and perspective as she reclines. 4–6 seconds: Now lying comfortably on her back on the white bed, she casually raises her free hand and runs her fingers through her damp, slightly messy hair. Her fingers should move naturally through individual strands rather than passing unrealistically through the hair. She then gently sweeps the hair toward the opposite side with a natural head movement. Her head follows the movement slightly, allowing the damp hair to fall realistically across the other side. The hair should have believable weight and physics, with some strands remaining loose around her face. 6–8 seconds: After moving her hair, she relaxes again on the bed. She casually moves her head and shoulders slightly while continuing to hold the phone above herself. The camera slowly swings a little from one side to the other, as though she is casually playing around with the selfie camera rather than deliberately following choreography. She briefly looks slightly away from the lens, then naturally returns her eyes toward the camera. 8–10 seconds: She gently moves the camera above herself in a small, playful arc, allowing the framing to change naturally. She subtly tilts or shifts her head while looking toward the camera, then settles into a relaxed expression. The ending should feel accidental and spontaneous rather than like she is deliberately posing for the final frame. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: Keep her facial expressions extremely subtle and realistic. Start relaxed and slightly tired after the shower. During the movement she may give a tiny amused or playful expression, followed by a relaxed neutral expression. Avoid exaggerated smiles, exaggerated seduction, dramatic expressions or obvious posing. Her eyes should generally follow the camera naturally, but she should not stare rigidly into the lens throughout the entire video. Natural blinking and tiny eye movements are important. HAIR: Her hair should remain damp from the shower throughout the video. It should look naturally wet and slightly messy rather than perfectly styled. When she runs her fingers through it, individual strands should separate and move naturally. When she throws the hair toward the opposite side with the movement of her hand and head, the hair should follow realistic physics and settle naturally. Avoid exaggerated hair movement or perfectly synchronized strands. REALISM: The most important requirement is authentic smartphone-video realism. Preserve: - natural skin texture - tiny skin imperfections - realistic pores - natural facial asymmetry - individual hair strands - realistic blinking - subtle breathing - tiny involuntary body movements - natural hand and finger anatomy - realistic fabric folds - realistic interaction between body, clothing and bedding - believable hair physics - natural smartphone motion blur - slight focus changes - slightly imperfect framing - realistic low-light smartphone exposure Do not make the image overly sharp, glossy, polished or cinematic. LIGHTING: Keep the lighting similar to the reference image: warm, soft and relatively dim indoor bedroom lighting. Do not overexpose the skin or white bedding. Preserve realistic shadows and natural variations in exposure as the phone moves. No beauty filter, no skin smoothing, no artificial glow, no HDR look, no excessive sharpness, no artificial bokeh and no dramatic color grading. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY: The person’s face must remain completely stable and consistent with the reference image throughout the entire 10-second clip. No identity drift. No facial morphing. No changes to facial proportions. No changes to eye shape or color. No changes to nose, lips, jawline or eyebrows. No changing age or appearance. No sudden changes in hairstyle or outfit. HANDS: Hands and fingers must remain anatomically correct throughout the entire video. Exactly five fingers per hand. No duplicated fingers, merged fingers, missing fingers, distorted fingers or unnatural wrist movement. OVERALL STYLE: One continuous 10-second vertical smartphone selfie recording. The result should look like a genuine imperfect phone video someone casually recorded on their bed after taking a shower. It should feel spontaneous, relaxed, natural and unplanned. Avoid: AI-generated appearance plastic skin beauty filters perfect symmetry face morphing identity drift robotic movements stiff posing exaggerated facial expressions unnatural eye movements unnatural hands extra fingers excessive hair movement floating hair unrealistic fabric physics perfect stabilization cinematic camera movement artificial depth of field dramatic lighting overexposure excessive sharpness color grading slow-motion effect cuts transitions zooms looping The entire video must be a single continuous, natural, handheld smartphone selfie take with realistic human movement and believable physics.