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There are no identity images. Create one believable person strictly from the written identity specification and keep that exact same person in every view without identity drift. IDENTITY SPECIFICATION — ALL FIELDS ARE BINDING: { "name": "Marcus Ellroy", "gender": "Male", "pronouns": "he/him", "age": "28–30", "ethnicity": "Mixed — Scottish-Jamaican", "origin_country": "Canada", "current_location": "Toronto, Canada", "height": "6'1\"", "body_type": "Lean, broad-shouldered", "skin_tone": "Medium warm brown", "hair": "Short, tightly coiled natural hair, kept low-fade on the sides", "eyes": "Dark brown", "distinguishing_features": "A faint scar through the left eyebrow; habitually wears a beat-up olive bomber jacket on camera", "immutable_identity_prompt": "Marcus Ellroy, Male, age 28–30, Mixed — Scottish-Jamaican, from Canada, living in Toronto, Canada. Appearance: 6'1\", Lean, broad-shouldered, Medium warm brown, Short, tightly coiled natural hair, kept low-fade on the sides, Dark brown, A faint scar through the left eyebrow; habitually wears a beat-up olive bomber jacket on camera. Life context: Freelance motion-graphics editor turned AI video educator, In a relationship, Works late evenings, batch-records on weekends, obsessive about workflow optimization, cooks elaborate meals as a decompression ritual. Personality: Methodical, Dry-humored, Bluntly honest, Quietly competitive. Marcus spent three years as a junior motion-graphics editor at a mid-size ad agency in Toronto before going freelance. He started experimenting with AI video to cut turnaround times on client projects and quietly burned through nearly $400 in credits before figuring out which models were worth it. His channel is a live ledger of those lessons: he shows the invoice, names the model, and tells you what he'd do differently. He works entirely from a converted spare bedroom studio and commutes nowhere. Preserve this exact identity, face, body proportions, age and background in every generation.", "biography_context": "Marcus spent three years as a junior motion-graphics editor at a mid-size ad agency in Toronto before going freelance. He started experimenting with AI video to cut turnaround times on client projects and quietly burned through nearly $400 in credits before figuring out which models were worth it. His channel is a live ledger of those lessons: he shows the invoice, names the model, and tells you what he'd do differently. He works entirely from a converted spare bedroom studio and commutes nowhere." } OPERATOR'S CHARACTER-SHEET PROMPT: Use the provided images as a strict identity reference for the same person and preserve the exact likeness, including face, body, proportions, skin, and hair exactly as in the reference, with no changes, no stylization, and no beautification. Create a professional character turnaround sheet on a pure white background showing the same person in multiple views: front view full body, 3/4 front view full body, side profile full body, back view full body, and 3/4 back view full body, plus a close-up front portrait and a close-up 3/4 portrait. All full body views must show the entire body from head to feet with the feet fully visible, no cropping, and consistent scale across all views. The person must remain identical in every view with no identity drift, maintaining the same body type, proportions, clothing, and hairstyle. Neutral pose and expression, eye-level camera, minimal perspective distortion, clean soft studio lighting, pure white background, ultra photorealistic natural skin texture, no smoothing, no artifacts, no extra elements. The source rule above has priority: when no images are attached, interpret any mention of "provided images" as the written identity specification instead. CONSISTENCY REQUIREMENT: This is a casting/identity master asset for future video generation. All views must depict one exact person, with identical facial geometry, apparent age, body proportions, skin, hair and distinctive features.