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Create a professional CHARACTER STORYBOARD based on the ATTACHED REAL PHOTOGRAPH(S) of the person. Use the attached real photograph(s) as the PRIMARY IDENTITY REFERENCE. Accurately preserve the person’s recognizable identity while transforming them into a high-end Pixar-inspired 3D animated feature-film character. The person must remain immediately recognizable as the same real individual. PRESERVE THE REAL IDENTITY: * exact overall face shape and facial structure * forehead and hairline * eyebrows * eyes, including their exact natural color * nose shape * lips and mouth shape * cheeks * jawline and chin * distinctive facial characteristics * natural hairstyle, hair color, length and overall silhouette * recognizable body proportions * age and overall appearance Do NOT beautify the person into a different face. Do NOT make the person look like a generic Pixar character. Do NOT change their ethnicity, age, facial structure or distinctive features. The goal is a stylized animated version of the EXACT PERSON from the reference photograph(s). STYLE: high-end Pixar-inspired 3D animated feature-film character, sophisticated cinematic character modeling, appealing stylized proportions, softly rounded facial forms, expressive eyes, polished sculpted 3D hair, smooth stylized skin with subtle subsurface scattering, realistic but stylized materials, beautiful natural eye highlights, premium animated-film rendering, cinematic soft lighting. The result must look like an authentic character from a major animated feature film, NOT a realistic photograph with a cartoon filter, NOT anime, NOT a doll, NOT a caricature, NOT an action figure. STORYBOARD STRUCTURE: Create ONE widescreen 16:9 composition containing EXACTLY THREE LARGE SEPARATE FRAMES. FRAME 1 — FULL BODY: Show the exact character in full body, from the top of the head to the tips of the feet. Natural standing pose. Clearly establish the complete character design, body proportions, clothing and silhouette. Use a clean, simple environment or neutral studio setting. FRAME 2 — THREE-QUARTER VIEW: Show the same character from approximately the chest or waist upward in a natural three-quarter angle. Clearly reveal the facial structure, hairstyle, eyes and distinctive features. Keep the character perfectly consistent with Frame 1. FRAME 3 — PORTRAIT CLOSE-UP: Show a cinematic portrait close-up of the same character, focused on the face and eyes. Preserve the exact facial identity from the real photograph. Use a natural expressive facial expression while keeping all facial features consistent. CRITICAL CONSISTENCY: All three frames must depict EXACTLY THE SAME PERSON. Maintain identical: * face * eye color * hairstyle * hair color * facial proportions * body proportions * age * clothing * character design * Pixar-inspired 3D rendering style The three frames should look like professional production references from the SAME animated feature film. COMPOSITION: ONE single 16:9 storyboard image. EXACTLY THREE large frames: 1. full body 2. three-quarter view 3. portrait close-up Do NOT create a character turnaround. Do NOT create 10 or more images. Do NOT create a grid of many small images. Do NOT add additional panels. Do NOT add extra poses. Do NOT create multiple variations of the character. Do NOT add additional characters. The attached real photograph(s) are the MASTER IDENTITY REFERENCE. The final storyboard will be used as the MASTER CHARACTER REFERENCE for future scenes, storyboards and animations. Preserve the real person’s identity while translating them into a polished, expressive, cinematic Pixar-inspired 3D animated character.