Use Video P1 as the motion, camera, timing, and scene reference. Use the uploaded Character P2 as the only character appearance reference.
Replace the main character in P1 (a woman with shoulder-length wavy gray-black hair, wearing a light purple/pink tight full-body jumpsuit, in an indoor bedroom) with the character from P2 throughout the entire video. Crucially, the face of Character P2 must dynamically animate and accurately mirror the exact original facial expressions, mouth movements, eye gazes, head tilts, and emotional changes of Character P1 in perfect sync with the dance rhythm and head motions.
Preserve everything else from P1 exactly:
- same indoor bedroom scene, wooden wardrobe on the left, dark door on the right, patterned black bedding, and ceiling light fixture
- same low-angle camera perspective with slight wide-angle lens distortion
- same body movements and choreography (fast arm and hand movements)
- same head movements and facial dynamics (applied to the face of P2)
- same camera angles, framing, and camera motion
- same lighting, shadows, reflections on the shiny jumpsuit, and visual effects
- same video timing, speed, music, and editing rhythm
- same clothing movement, folds, and interaction of the tight jumpsuit with the environment
Accurately preserve the identity and design of Character P2, including the face, hairstyle, body proportions, skin tone, outfit, colors, textures, and recognizable details.
The replacement must remain stable and consistent in every frame. Match the original character’s pose, perspective, scale, depth, lighting, motion blur, and occlusion naturally.
Do not change the background, choreography, camera, audio, or scene composition. Do not add extra characters, accessories, objects, text, or effects. Avoid face distortion, identity drift, flickering, duplicated limbs, warped hands, outfit changes, body deformation, or character switching.