Location: {{}}
Rebuild the entire setting as new location, while preserving every other element from the reference video.
Keep exactly the same:
shot order and overall duration
camera angles, framing, lens feel, and camera movement
character positions, actions, gestures, timing, and movement paths
suspense buildup and reveal timing
transitions and cuts
foreground/background composition
relative object placement needed for the original actions
lighting progression and cinematic tension
visual rhythm and final reveal
Only redesign the architecture, furniture, surfaces, decorations, doors, windows, and environmental details so the scene clearly belongs to new location.
Adapt the new location intelligently to the original blocking. For example, if the reference character approaches or looks toward a doorway, preserve a doorway or equivalent architectural opening in the same screen position. If an object is touched, passed, opened, or used, replace it with a natural equivalent that fits new location while keeping the exact same interaction.
Do not change the characters, costumes, actions, storyline, camera choreography, or sequence of events. Do not introduce new scenes or additional characters.
The result should feel like the same film sequence was reshot in a completely different location, rather than a newly invented video.