Use case: historical-scene. Asset: audience reaction first frame and supporting cast reference for a Soviet music film. Exactly THREE distinct people sitting side by side in the front row of a small provincial House of Culture circa 1977, viewed from near the stage in a medium shot with all three faces clear and uncovered, looking slightly upward toward the performance offscreen. Camera LEFT: husband, man 44, dark straight short hair, clean-shaven broad round face, tan jacket over white collared shirt, hands resting on his knees. CENTRE: daughter, girl FOURTEEN with light brown hair in ONE long braid over a shoulder, pale blue modest blouse and navy skirt, proud gentle smile; her two hands are poised only a few centimetres apart at chest height for a small gentle clap. Camera RIGHT: the heroine's work colleague, woman 55 with round full face and short tight DARK BROWN curls, sturdy build, simple mustard blouse with a modest collar and dark skirt; hands resting low, proud smile. They are separate people and do not touch each other. Plain brown upholstered wooden seats, warm cream walls with modest wood trim, indistinct dim rows behind with no identifiable faces. Warm reflected stage light on faces, restrained Soviet colour cinema, gentle grain, natural eyes and correct simple hands. Vertical 9:16, balanced framing without cropped heads. The blonde performer is NOT in this shot. No other foreground people, no mirror, no text, signs, captions, logos or watermark.
