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Use the uploaded reference image as the strongest and primary facial identity anchor. The adult performer shown ON THE GIANT LED SCREEN must look unmistakably like the exact same person from the uploaded reference. Preserve with extremely high priority: the same natural face shape, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, cheek proportions, skin tone, age impression, natural facial asymmetry, and distinctive individual characteristics. Do not replace the person's face with a generic K-pop idol. Create an ultra-realistic smartphone photograph taken by an audience member during a Korean university festival at night. CRITICAL COMPOSITION: The final image is NOT a direct photograph of the performer. The viewer is standing inside the audience and photographing a GIANT OUTDOOR LED JUMBOTRON from a distance. The LED screen dominates approximately 70–80% of the frame. The performer exists primarily INSIDE the giant LED screen. PERFORMANCE MOMENT: On the LED screen, show the reference person performing live during a song. The performer holds a handheld microphone close to the mouth. BODY POSITION: Capture the performer in a natural mid-performance three-quarter angle. The torso is turned partly toward one side of the stage. One shoulder is slightly forward. Do not use a static centered portrait pose. HANDS: One hand holds the microphone naturally. The opposite hand is lowered or slightly extended as part of the live performance. No peace sign. No hand beside the face. GAZE: The performer is NOT looking into the broadcast camera. The eyes look toward the live audience slightly off to one side. EXPRESSION: Natural unplanned singing expression. The mouth is realistically open mid-lyric. Facial muscles should reflect actual singing rather than a beauty pose. WARDROBE: Do not force a single specific outfit color. Use believable contemporary Korean university-festival performer styling chosen naturally for the scene. LED SCREEN: The screen must visibly behave like a real giant outdoor LED panel. Include: fine LED pixel structure, subtle moiré, minor horizontal or vertical refresh banding, slight color shift, screen glare, bright highlight clipping, and mild contrast loss. Do not make the screen image look like a perfectly clean digital insert. REAL WORLD AROUND SCREEN: Show portions of stage truss, lighting rigs, dark night sky, distant colored stage lights, and silhouettes of audience heads around the lower edge. Include several raised smartphones belonging to other spectators. One nearby phone may partially intrude into a corner of the frame. SHOT DESIGN: 16:9 horizontal smartphone photograph. Audience POV. The photographer is far enough away that slight digital zoom is required. Frame the jumbotron slightly imperfectly with a small tilt. CAMERA IMPERFECTIONS: handheld micro-shake, minor motion blur, digital zoom softness, smartphone sharpening, small amounts of noise, lens flare from stage lights, slightly imperfect exposure, screen moiré, and clipped bright stage highlights. The photograph should feel accidentally caught during a real live performance. AVOID: direct stage portrait, performer posing toward camera, direct eye contact, studio beauty shot, clean AI-rendered LED screen, duplicated performer, extra face, celebrity resemblance, perfect framing, cinematic concert photography, captions, readable university names, brand logos, or watermark. The final result must feel like a viral fan-taken smartphone photograph of a giant festival jumbotron, not a generated idol portrait.