Young Man Vlogging by BMW at Sunset

Keep @Video1's motion, camera movement, gestures, timing, and lip sync exactly as they are. One continuous 15-second take. Character: replace the main character in @Video1 with the person from @Image2. Use @Image2 for character identity only. Preserve the exact face, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, and recognizable appearance. Do not copy the clothing or background from @Image2. If it is a multi-angle reference sheet, do not reproduce its grid, panels, or studio background. Outfit: dress the replacement character in the complete outfit shown in @Image2. Accurately reproduce every visible clothing item, including its colors, materials, patterns, accessories, footwear, and styling. Adapt the outfit naturally to the body of the person from @Image2, maintaining realistic fit, fabric movement, and folds throughout the video. Do not copy the identity, face, body, pose, or background of any model in @Image2. Do not redesign, simplify, recolor, or add clothing or accessories. At 11–12.5 seconds, when the source character grabs their head, the replacement character follows the same gesture with both hands and walks out of frame according to the source motion. If the outfit in @Image2 includes a cap or other headwear, place the hands naturally on top of it and keep it on the character's head. If there is no headwear, perform the gesture directly on the head without adding a cap. Location: fully replace the source environment with the location shown in @Image5. Reconstruct the complete setting, preserving its architecture, road layout, objects, surfaces, lighting, weather, colors, and overall atmosphere. Where the camera reveals more than the reference frame, extend the visible environment consistently with its existing geometry and materials. Do not invent unrelated buildings, streets, or scenery. Adapt the environment naturally to the camera movement, angles, perspective, and framing of @Video1. Nothing from the original location remains. Cards (3.5–5 seconds): replace the cards from @Video1 with the cards shown in @Image1. Preserve their exact count, colors, numbers, graphics, proportions, and appearance. If two cards are shown, hold them side by side, slightly overlapping, in the same left-to-right order as the reference, with their faces clearly visible to the camera. Do not transfer the background from @Image5. The character throws the cards upward exactly according to @Video1's original motion and timing. Car (5–15 seconds): replace the car from @Video1 with the vehicle from @Image3. Preserve the exact vehicle design, color, wheels, details, proportions, and appearance. It appears at exactly the same moment, position, orientation, scale, and perspective as the source vehicle in @Video1 and remains there until the end. Use ONLY the vehicle from @Image3; do not transfer its background, environment, buildings, people, or surrounding objects. Relight the character, outfit, cards, and vehicle to match the lighting conditions of @Image5. Match the direction and softness of light, shadows, color temperature, and environmental reflections. Do not carry over lighting or reflections from the other reference images that conflict with @Image5. Visual Style: inherit the lighting conditions, weather, color palette, environmental atmosphere, and overall visual character from @Image5, while maintaining the natural phone-video realism and camera behavior of @Video1. Sharp, clean, photorealistic, temporally stable, and physically consistent. REFERENCE PRIORITY: @Video1 = motion, performance, gestures, timing, lip sync, camera movement, framing, and object timing. @Image2 = character identity, face, hairstyle, skin tone, and body proportions only. @Image2 = complete outfit, clothing, accessories, footwear, and styling only. @Image5 = complete location, background, environment, lighting, weather, and atmosphere only. @Image1 = cards only. @Image3 = vehicle only. Negative: do not retain the original character, original outfit, original location, original cards, or original vehicle. No identity drift, outfit changes, incorrect colors, extra accessories, added people, background mixing, reference contamination, unrelated objects, distorted hands, warped cards, vehicle deformation, flickering, cuts, or transitions.