Create a realistic 10-second vertical TikTok-style video based strictly on the reference image. Preserve the person’s identity, facial features, hairstyle, proportions, outfit and overall appearance from the reference image.IMPORTANT CAMERA SETUP:The camera is completely stationary and placed at a fixed position in the room, approximately at the same height and perspective as shown in the reference image. The person is NOT holding the camera or phone. Both of her hands remain completely free throughout the entire video. Do not show a phone, selfie stick, tripod or camera equipment in the frame.The video should look like someone casually set up a smartphone to record herself from a fixed position. The framing remains mostly consistent, with only very subtle changes caused by the person moving closer to or farther from the camera. No camera movement, no panning, no tracking, no zooming and no artificial camera motion.BODY MOVEMENT:She stands naturally in front of the door, relaxed and comfortable rather than posing for the camera. She casually shifts her weight from one leg to the other and makes small natural movements with her shoulders, torso and hips.During the video she casually takes a small step toward the camera and later a small step back again. At another moment she makes a very relaxed, subtle half-turn or slight body rotation, then naturally turns back toward the camera. These movements should feel spontaneous and unplanned, as if she is casually making a TikTok at home.HAIR INTERACTION:Because both hands are free, she occasionally plays with her hair naturally. She gently runs one hand through the loose front strands, briefly tucks or moves a strand away from her face and lets it fall naturally again.Do NOT raise an arm behind her head or place an arm in the nape of her neck. Avoid any posed or unnatural arm positions.The hand movements must be slow, natural and anatomically correct. Fingers should move naturally and never appear rigid or distorted.FACIAL EXPRESSIONS:Her facial expressions should change subtly and naturally. She starts with relaxed eye contact and a slight playful smile. At some point she gives a genuine small smile or quiet laugh, then briefly looks away before returning her gaze to the camera.Later she gives a relaxed, confident expression with a very subtle playful undertone, but never exaggerated or posed. Her expressions should feel spontaneous rather than performed.EYE DIRECTION:She looks predominantly toward the camera/lens, creating natural eye contact. Occasionally she looks slightly to the side while moving or playing with her hair, then naturally looks back toward the camera.TIMING / FLOW:The entire sequence should feel like one continuous spontaneous take with no cuts.IMPORTANT: Start the sequence with the movements described below for 6–8 seconds, followed by the movements described for 8–10 seconds. After that, continue naturally with the other movements. Do NOT raise an arm behind the head.0–2 sec:She casually takes a small step toward the camera, getting slightly closer while maintaining relaxed eye contact. She then naturally shifts her weight and takes a small step back toward her original position. The movement should feel completely spontaneous rather than choreographed.2–4 sec:She makes a subtle, relaxed half-turn of her body, briefly showing a slightly different angle before naturally turning back toward the camera. Her hair and dress move realistically with the rotation. She gives a small amused smile, as if she is just casually playing around in front of the camera.4–6 sec:She does something briefly quirky, slightly cringe and a little crazy in a spontaneous TikTok-like way. For example, she makes an intentionally silly facial expression for a moment and combines it with a brief awkward little dance-like movement of her shoulders and hips, then immediately breaks character and smiles or laughs at herself.This moment should feel genuinely spontaneous, playful and slightly embarrassing in a charming way, rather than theatrical or deliberately performed. Keep it short and believable. Do not make it exaggerated or cartoonish.6–8 sec:She casually plays with her hair using one hand, gently running her fingers through a few loose front strands and briefly moving one strand away from her face before letting it fall naturally again. She continues making small, relaxed body movements and subtly shifts her weight from one leg to the other.8–10 sec:She settles back into her original position, looks directly toward the camera and gives a relaxed, confident, slightly playful expression. She may make one final small hair adjustment or casually touch a strand near her shoulder before finishing naturally. The ending should not look like a deliberate pose or a staged TikTok ending.The exact movements should flow organically into one another. Do not make the sequence feel choreographed. Small pauses, spontaneous reactions and natural in-between movements are encouraged.REALISM IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT:Make this look like an authentic smartphone video recorded casually at home, not an AI-generated video and not a professional production.Preserve natural skin texture, tiny facial imperfections, realistic individual hair strands, natural blinking, subtle breathing, small involuntary movements and realistic body mechanics. The face must remain stable and consistent throughout the entire clip.No beauty-filter effect, no plastic skin, no excessive sharpening, no artificial skin smoothing and no perfect symmetry.Use realistic indoor lighting matching the reference image. No flash. No dramatic studio lighting. The lighting should feel like ordinary bathroom/room lighting.Allow subtle smartphone-video imperfections such as slight natural motion blur from her own movement, tiny autofocus adjustments and realistic compression. The CAMERA itself must remain stationary.The person must never behave as if she is holding or operating a camera. Both hands must remain available for natural gestures. Never generate an arm reaching toward the camera as if holding a phone.The overall feeling should be spontaneous, casual, youthful and effortless — like a real TikTok recorded at home in one take.Avoid:AI-looking facial changes, identity drift, face morphing, unnatural eye movements, frozen expressions, exaggerated smiling, exaggerated seduction, robotic hand movements, stiff body movement, distorted fingers, unnatural arms, excessive hair movement, unrealistic physics, camera shake, camera tracking, camera panning, zooms, cinematic camera movement, beauty filters, overly smooth skin, artificial bokeh, dramatic color grading, cuts or transitions.One continuous 10-second shot. Fixed stationary smartphone camera. Both hands free. Natural full-body movement. Authentic, imperfect and spontaneous TikTok aesthetic rather than polished or choreographed.