Use case: historical-scene. Asset: final scene first frame and MASTER heroine identity for a vertical music film. Exactly ONE woman, about forty, ordinary Soviet canteen worker who performs in amateur concerts. She has a NEW recognizable elongated face, grey eyes, a straight nose, natural skin and shoulder-length softly waved LIGHT BLONDE hair, side part. NOT auburn, NOT brunette, NOT a bun. Her whole face is clearly visible front three-quarter, looking slightly above the camera toward her audience, warm modest proud smile, mouth gently closed. She stands naturally with her two hands loosely resting together at her waist, ready for a small grateful bow. Modest well-fitted burgundy knee-length 1970s dress, three-quarter sleeves, simple round neckline, narrow self-fabric belt; no sequins or jewellery except small stud earrings. Medium shot from knees upward, subject fills most of the vertical 9:16 frame, little empty space above head. Small provincial Soviet House of Culture stage circa 1977: worn wooden floor, dusty dark-teal velvet curtains, plain cream side wall, an old black upright piano in deep background to camera LEFT. A slender wired metal microphone stand stands camera RIGHT, its small dark microphone head at shoulder height to the SIDE of her, never obscuring her face. Warm theatre light from ordinary tungsten lamps, subdued film colours, fine natural film grain, documentary-like acting. No other people, no audience in this frame, no giant concert hall, modern LED lights, extra hands, text, captions, signs, logos, collage or watermark.
Free to start · Generate videos and images with AI in seconds