Create a complete 30-second, 16:9 horizontal, cinematic photorealistic…

Create a complete 30-second, 16:9 horizontal, cinematic photorealistic live-action original K-pop girl group high-energy MV. Style: Y2K McBling Backlot Party. Neon gas station, vintage red luxury car, sequin outfits, balloons, laser tubes, flash photography, blown-out lighting, subtle film grain, sharp modern K-pop choreography, strong rhythm-based editing, fashion magazine-level cinematography. You must use img1, img2, img3, and img4 as the character references for four adult fictional girl group members, and lock each identity strictly: img1: orange sequin outfit, orange long boots, white long gloves, curly light brown hair. img2: hot pink sequin dress, blue twin-tail hair, headphones, hot pink long boots. img3: blue sequin dress, long straight orange hair, blue long boots. img4: light green sequin jumpsuit, long black hair, green long boots. Throughout the entire video, keep all four members’ faces, hairstyles, hair colors, outfits, socks, and shoes completely consistent. No face swapping, no color mixing, no outfit changes, no duplicated characters, and no adding or removing members. Every shot must feature only these four members, with stable identities. The full MV takes place at an outdoor nighttime backlot party. Visual references img5-img10: pink and blue balloons, unified main stage, vintage red luxury car, neon gas station, side-view car interior shot, and final colorful sequin tunnel. The image should be photorealistic live action, with cinematic lighting, high dynamic range, clear skin texture, realistic fabric reflections, realistic car paint reflections, and subtle film grain. Storyboard structure: 0-3 seconds: Start with a close-up inspired by img5. In the center of the frame is a pink and blue spiral balloon with shallow depth of field. Neon lights and party set pieces glow in the background. The camera slowly pushes in as the balloon sways slightly. The img2 member hides behind the balloon, only revealing a small hint of her blue twin tails and hot pink sequin outfit. Suddenly, the img1 member reaches in and pops the balloon with a silver pointed accessory, creating a flash-photography-style white overexposed transition. 3-6 seconds: After the balloon bursts, the camera quickly pushes into a close-up of the img2 member’s face. She looks into the camera and blows a pink bubblegum bubble. The bubble reflects neon pink and blue light. Just before the bubble bursts, the image uses a fast stretch zoom transition into the main stage. 6-11 seconds: Use img6 as the main stage reference. All four members appear fully in front of one unified main stage, with clear positions: img1 in orange, img2 in hot pink with blue hair, img3 in blue with orange hair, and img4 in green with black hair. They perform high-energy modern K-pop synchronized choreography, with sharp movements, clean arm lines, and fast formation changes. The camera starts with a wide low-angle shot pushing in, then moves into a lateral dolly orbit. Light tubes flicker, and the sequin outfits reflect strongly. Edits match the drum hits, with brief white flashes and camera shakes. 11-15 seconds: Use img7 as the overhead car scene reference. A vintage red luxury car sits in the center of a parking lot surrounded by neon light tubes. The four members pose around the car: one leaning against the car door, one lying on the hood, one sitting on the roof, and one standing near the rear. All four look directly at the camera. The shot begins from a top-down overhead angle, then spirals quickly downward into a close-up. Keep every character’s outfit and hair color perfectly accurate. 15-19 seconds: Use img8 as the neon gas station reference. The four members perform a second choreography section in front of the gas station. The movements are stronger and tighter, combining hand waves, shoulder hits, fast turns, and precise poses. The camera has a handheld feeling but remains controlled and stable. Use blown-out signage, neon pink and blue rim lighting, and flash strobe effects as transitions. The ground is reflective, with slight smoke in the air and subtle film grain. 19-23 seconds: Use img9 as the side-view car shot reference. All four members sit inside the vintage red luxury car and look toward the camera through the windows. The camera tracks along the side of the car from the front window to the rear window. As it passes each window, one member appears in close-up with a small expressive action: blinking, smiling softly, turning her head, or raising her hand close to the glass. The car interior has pink and blue neon reflections, and the glass texture looks realistic. At the end, the camera suddenly pushes into the window, creating a stretch zoom transition. 23-28 seconds: Rapid cross-cutting between the main stage and the gas station. The four members complete the final high-energy group dance in front of the car, on the stage, and between the light tubes. The formation changes from a horizontal line to a diamond formation, then into staggered front-and-back positions. Shots include low-angle upward views, fast push-ins and pull-outs, 360-degree orbit shots, short-lens close-ups, rhythmic white flashes, film scratches, and slight overexposure. Maintain stable identities, outfits, and hair colors for all four members in every frame. 28-30 seconds: Use img10 as the final scene reference. The four members walk into a colorful sequin tunnel and stop under a balloon arch, facing the camera in a final freeze pose. Neon pink, blue, green, and orange lights all glow in the background. Flash photography bursts repeatedly, and the image moves in subtle slow motion. The final strong white flash cuts to black, while retaining a slight film grain texture. Overall requirements: Cinematic photorealistic live-action MV, 16:9, 30 seconds, fast-paced high-energy editing, commercial K-pop girl group MV quality, Y2K McBling, American backlot party, neon, sequins, vintage red luxury car, balloons, gas station, stage, and sequin tunnel. Use rich camera variation: fast push-ins and pull-outs, stretch zooms, whip pans, match cuts, flash transitions, blown-out lighting effects, low angles, high angles, car-window tracking shots, and 360-degree orbits. Character movement should feel natural and realistic. The choreography should be synchronized, powerful, and clean. Expressions should be confident, charismatic, and performance-ready.