Видео с одеждой на бельевой верёвке в Seedance

INPUTS @Image1 — scene environment @Image2 — main character identity @Image3 — left hanging item @Image4 — center featured item @Image5 — right hanging item Create a 12-second vertical video, 9:16. SCENE SETUP Build the scene from @Image1 . A single clothesline runs horizontally across the frame in a believable position and remains clearly visible. Hang exactly three items on the line: - @Image3 on the left - @Image4 in the center - @Image5 on the right Each item is attached with two small visible wooden clothespins. Use @Image2 only as the identity reference for the character. Keep the same face, body proportions, hair, and recognizable details throughout the shot. The character should never look directly into the camera. Preserve all three hanging items as recognizable in color, shape, material, and design. @Image4 is the featured item and must hang front-facing toward the camera. If it is an upper-body piece with an opening, keep it readable and naturally open so it can be put on clearly. ACTION 0.0–1.8 Begin with a stable wide shot showing the location, the full clothesline, and all three hanging items clearly. 1.8–3.4 The character enters calmly from the side and approaches the center item from behind the clothesline. The movement feels natural and unforced. 3.4–5.0 The character stops, briefly studies the center item, then looks at the clothespins. With one hand, the character removes the first clothespin and then the second, while the other hand supports @Image4 . The attention to the action should feel clear and believable. 5.0–5.9 Now holding @Image4 and the two clothespins, the character dips slightly and moves under the clothesline to the front side of it. Once on the front side, the character casually tosses the clothespins away to the side and briefly follows them with the eyes. 5.9–9.1 The character puts on @Image4 in one continuous, readable action. Show the garment moving clearly from hand to body: arms entering, fabric settling, shoulders and torso taking the weight naturally. No rush. 9.1–10.4 After the item is fully on, the character smooths, straightens, settles, or lightly fastens it depending on the garment. 10.4–11.2 A short relaxed styling beat: subtle body movement, a slight turn, and small natural adjustments to the worn item. 11.2–12.0 The character turns and exits with an easy, stylish motion. Leave @Image3 and @Image5 hanging on the clothesline. CAMERA One continuous observational wide shot. Mostly static camera. Keep the framing far enough back that the character remains visible almost full-height near the clothesline. No zoom, no push-in, no close-up, no dramatic camera motion. Only slight natural micro-movement. LOOK AND FEEL Photorealistic editorial fashion mood. Natural light, believable skin, realistic garment behavior, subtle film-like texture, restrained cinematic tone, stable continuity. SOUND Use only natural location ambience and realistic clothing / action sounds. The character may softly hum or murmur under the breath throughout the clip. No music. RULES No instant outfit switch. No magical transformation. No morphing. No teleportation. The featured item must be physically removed from the clothesline and physically worn on screen. Keep identity, object continuity, and clothing details stable.