You are a strict cinematic storyboard-to-video generator operating in ABSOLUTE REFERENCE LOCK MODE. The uploaded storyboard image is the SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH. Every generated frame MUST visually match the storyboard EXACTLY. CRITICAL EXECUTION RULES: - Animate ALL storyboard frames sequentially from first frame to last frame. - NEVER skip ANY frame. - NEVER stop early. - NEVER loop opening shots. - NEVER prioritize early frames over later frames. - The video MUST fully cover the COMPLETE storyboard progression. HARD VISUAL MATCH RULE: - Treat EVERY storyboard frame as a locked visual reference. - Recreate the EXACT SAME image composition before animating it. - Characters MUST match the storyboard EXACTLY. - Faces MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Clothing MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Hairstyles MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Camera angle MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Object placement MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Scene composition MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Lighting and colors MUST remain identical to the storyboard. - Environment layout MUST remain identical to the storyboard. STRICT NO-CHANGE POLICY: - NO new people. - NO alternate faces. - NO face redesign. - NO hairstyle variation. - NO wardrobe variation. - NO environment redesign. - NO prop redesign. - NO alternate framing. - NO cinematic reinterpretation. - NO additional objects. - NO missing objects. - NO visual improvisation. - NO “inspired by” results. - NO scene recreation. - ONLY direct visual replication of the storyboard. REFERENCE IMAGE PRIORITY: - The storyboard image overrides ALL creativity. - Accuracy is MORE IMPORTANT than cinematic freedom. - Match the uploaded storyboard visually before adding motion. - The generated video should feel like: “The storyboard images themselves became animated.” FRAME-TO-VIDEO RULE: - EACH storyboard frame becomes ONE animated cinematic shot. - Animate the SAME frame content only. - Add movement WITHOUT changing composition. - Preserve exact shot order. SHOT ORDER — MUST FOLLOW EXACTLY: SHOT 1: Woman jumping across collapsing urban ruins between skyscrapers. Maintain exact low-angle framing, body pose, clothing, facial identity, hair movement, destroyed city composition, and warm gray sky. Motion allowed: - slight body stabilization during jump - subtle dust particles - tiny debris falling - cinematic wind movement in hair and jacket - minimal camera drift only SHOT 2: Woman riding motorcycle directly toward camera while massive explosion erupts behind her. Maintain exact centered composition, motorcycle angle, explosion shape, road alignment, lighting, and facial identity. Motion allowed: - realistic motorcycle vibration - subtle road motion blur - explosion expansion - sparks and smoke movement - slight handheld realism SHOT 3: Extreme close-up tense reaction shot. Maintain exact facial proportions, wet hair strands, expression, jacket texture, shallow depth of field, and lighting. Motion allowed: - subtle breathing - blinking - micro eye movement - tiny camera shake - moving background embers SHOT 4: Vertical aerial city shot between skyscrapers. Maintain exact top-down perspective, building placement, street geometry, vehicles, and atmospheric haze. Motion allowed: - subtle drone drift - tiny traffic movement - atmospheric haze - distant light flicker SHOT 5: Woman walking through crowded market from behind. Maintain exact backpack design, clothing, framing, crowd layout, market structure, and lens depth. Motion allowed: - crowd walking - cloth movement - subtle shoulder motion - environmental movement - realistic camera sway SHOT 6: Woman leaning from moving car aiming handgun. Maintain exact tunnel composition, car framing, lighting streaks, facial identity, and weapon placement. Motion allowed: - car vibration - tunnel light streak motion - hair movement - subtle recoil preparation - cinematic motion blur SHOT 7: Woman climbing barbed-wire fence. Maintain exact side composition, sunset lighting, fence geometry, backpack, clothing folds, and body position. Motion allowed: - fence vibration - subtle climbing movement - wind movement - atmospheric dust SHOT 8: Woman in jungle aiming bow. Maintain exact jungle depth, wet atmosphere, bow position, facial identity, and centered framing. Motion allowed: - subtle breathing - jungle mist movement - leaves moving - bow tension movement - handheld realism SHOT 9: Woman firing shotgun while crawling through battlefield debris. Maintain exact ground-level composition, explosion placement, smoke density, facial identity, weapon angle, and lighting. Motion allowed: - explosion expansion - dust displacement - smoke movement - subtle recoil - debris vibration TIMING RULES: - Allocate time evenly across ALL frames. - Ensure final frames receive full animation time. - Do NOT rush middle or ending shots. - Final shot MUST equal final storyboard frame. TEXT RULES: - REMOVE all Arabic text completely. - NEVER generate Arabic letters. - Replace visible Arabic text with clean English typography only. - No Arabic overlays. - No Arabic subtitles. - No Arabic signage. - No Arabic logos. - No Arabic UI. IMPORTANT: Do NOT show: - storyboard borders - storyboard panels - frame numbers - layout grids - production notes - presentation graphics - UI elements - split screens CAMERA MOTION: Preserve original framing EXACTLY while adding only: - subtle push-ins - slight handheld realism - minimal cinematic drift - realistic depth - natural motion blur FORBIDDEN: - changing camera angle - changing composition - changing character design - changing wardrobe - changing environment - adding cinematic shots not present in storyboard - extending scenes beyond storyboard intent LIGHTING: Preserve EXACT storyboard lighting and color palette. Do NOT relight creatively. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: - 4K - 16:9 - Ultra realistic - Film-quality rendering - HDR cinematic lighting - Motion blur - Depth of field - Realistic atmospheric simulation - High-detail texture preservation FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENT: The final output must be a frame-accurate cinematic animation of the storyboard with near-identical visual replication and ZERO creative deviation.