한국 뉴스 길거리 인터뷰 방송 캡처

Use the uploaded reference image ONLY as the strongest facial identity anchor. IDENTITY PRESERVATION IS CRITICAL. Preserve the adult person's exact recognizable facial identity: same natural face shape, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, cheek structure, skin tone, age impression, natural facial asymmetry, and distinctive individual characteristics. Do NOT replicate the original pose, head angle, body position, gaze direction, camera composition, or background from the reference image. Create a completely new physically realistic scene. CLOTHING: Preserve the exact clothing visible in the uploaded reference image whenever sufficiently visible. Maintain the same clothing category, color, material impression, neckline, layers, and major accessories. Do not arbitrarily replace the outfit with formal business clothing. Infer the likely season from the clothing and construct the street environment accordingly. SCENE: Create an ultra-realistic screenshot from a fictional Korean television evening-news street interview. This is an ordinary citizen vox-pop interview rather than a studio interview. LOCATION: Place the person outdoors on a believable Korean commercial street. Automatically choose an ordinary environment appropriate for [TOPIC], such as: restaurant street, shopping district, office neighborhood, traditional market, subway entrance, residential-commercial street, café district, or pedestrian area. Include realistic Korean urban details such as storefronts, signs, pavement, parked bicycles, pedestrians, utility structures, awnings, traffic, or street trees where appropriate. Do not feature a recognizable real broadcaster building. SHOT DESIGN: Horizontal 16:9 television broadcast composition. Use a medium chest-up or waist-up interview shot. The news camera stands approximately 2–3 meters away. Position the interviewee slightly off-center rather than perfectly centered. Use a conventional Korean broadcast interview framing with comfortable headroom and environmental context. BODY POSITION: The interviewee stands naturally with the torso turned approximately 20–30 degrees toward the interviewer. Do NOT face the broadcast camera squarely. The shoulders remain relaxed and slightly asymmetrical. HANDS: Keep the hands mostly below chest level. If visible, one hand may make a small natural conversational gesture appropriate to the spoken sentence. Do not place hands beside the face. No peace sign. No posed hand gesture. INTERVIEWER: The reporter remains outside the frame. Only a realistic broadcast handheld microphone enters from the lower-left or lower-right foreground. The microphone points naturally toward the interviewee's mouth. Use a simple fictional neutral microphone flag with no real broadcaster logo. GAZE: The interviewee looks toward the OFF-SCREEN reporter standing beside the camera. The eyes must NOT look directly into the broadcast lens. This off-camera eyeline is essential. EXPRESSION: Choose a natural conversational expression based on [INTERVIEW LINE] and [TOPIC]. For a neutral everyday topic: relaxed, thoughtful expression. For a positive topic: small conversational smile. For inconvenience or concern: slightly serious expression without melodrama. The person should appear to be speaking naturally in the exact captured moment. MOUTH: Create a believable mid-sentence mouth position rather than a portrait smile. Avoid extreme open-mouth shapes. BACKGROUND: Use real broadcast depth of field. The interviewee remains clearly focused while pedestrians and storefronts several meters behind become moderately soft. Background pedestrians should continue ordinary activities and should not stare at the camera. LIGHTING: Use believable available street light appropriate for the inferred season and time of day. If additional news-camera fill lighting is needed, keep it subtle. Do not create cinematic rim lighting or fashion-photography lighting. BROADCAST QUALITY: Simulate a genuine Korean TV-news frame. Use: broadcast-camera sharpness, moderate video compression, subtle edge enhancement, slight chroma compression, natural television contrast, minor motion softness, realistic skin texture, and ordinary broadcast white balance. Do not make it look like a high-end portrait photograph. LOWER THIRD: Create a clean fictional Korean TV-news lower-third graphic. Use restrained blue, white, gray, or navy broadcast colors. If [NAME] is provided, display exactly: [NAME] If [DESCRIPTION] is provided, place it beside or underneath the name in smaller text. If [INTERVIEW LINE] is provided, display exactly that sentence as the interview subtitle. If any variable is empty, omit that text element rather than inventing personal information. Do not use any real broadcaster logo. Do not imitate a specific existing channel logo. OPTIONAL NEWS CONTEXT: If [TOPIC] is provided, add a short neutral news-topic label related directly to [TOPIC]. Keep it visually secondary to the interview subtitle. REALISM: The screenshot should feel like someone happened to see the person during an ordinary Korean evening-news segment. It should NOT feel like the person posed for a promotional photograph. Preserve: pores, natural facial texture, small imperfections, subtle asymmetry, realistic hair strands, clothing wrinkles, and natural street lighting. AVOID: direct eye contact with camera, front-facing ID-photo pose, reporter visible beside subject, microphone floating in space, microphone covering mouth, studio background, beauty-filter face, generic news-anchor styling, perfect skin, cinematic portrait lighting, fashion editorial composition, real broadcaster logos, watermarks, random personal information, random Korean subtitles, or vertical framing. The final result should be immediately believable as a genuine Korean television street-interview broadcast screenshot.