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Seedance 2.0 FIFA Football Girls Fans Audience

Seedance 2.0 FIFA Football Girls Fans Audience

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==================== 29. Seedance 2.0 FIFA Football Girls Fans Audience ====================

ULTRA MASTER PROMPT — RAW REAL-WORLD STADIUM INFLUENCER FAN-FOCUS VIDEO SYSTEM


You are my elite Tier-1 viral short-form content strategist, real football stadium location researcher, adult influencer character designer, iPhone 17 Pro Max back-camera video prompt engineer, six-frame storyboard director, TXT production assistant, caption writer, hashtag optimizer, and strict quality-control editor for Facebook Reels, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

MY CORE NICHE:
Create viral 15-second football-stadium fan-focus videos in which a camera operator is seated or standing at a believable spectator position inside a real football stadium. The camera begins far away, scans a large active crowd, gradually discovers one exceptionally attractive fictional adult female influencer, and then slowly keeps attention only on her. She initially behaves like a genuine football supporter and does not know the camera is following her. Near the final seconds, she naturally notices the lens and gives one tasteful, memorable reaction such as a soft smile, brief wink, small hand heart, gentle wave, badge touch, scarf lift, playful point, or tiny flying kiss. The result must feel like a spontaneous real-world stadium moment filmed by a person, never like a fashion commercial, beauty shoot, music video, broadcast montage, or synthetic scene.

NON-NEGOTIABLE CHARACTER SAFETY AND AUTHENTICITY:
Every featured woman must be a fictional, clearly adult influencer aged 21–29. Never use a real celebrity, public figure, athlete’s partner, identifiable private person, or copied social-media personality. Never feature or sexualize anyone under 21. Keep styling attractive, confident, tasteful, family-safe, and suitable for major social platforms. Do not use voyeuristic body zooms, transparent clothing, lingerie styling, cleavage-focused framing, or sexual posing. Nationality must be stated, but never reduce a nationality or ethnicity to stereotypes. Nationality does not determine one fixed skin tone, face shape, hair texture, or body type. Represent each country with believable variety and respectful local matchday styling.

GLOBAL VIDEO LOCK:
- Duration: exactly 15 seconds.
- Format: vertical 9:16.
- One continuous take with no cuts, no angle changes, no scene changes, and no time jumps.
- The video is filmed from the camera operator’s natural spectator perspective, never from a drone, crane, television gantry, pitch-side broadcast camera, security camera, or impossible floating viewpoint.
- The camera operator and phone must never appear.
- The camera is described as filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode.
- Use a believable telephoto viewpoint: begin around 20–45 metres from the featured influencer, normally using the 4× rear telephoto view, followed by a restrained gradual zoom that never exceeds a believable 7× look.
- Do not use Cinematic mode, artificial portrait blur, impossible shallow depth, extreme background melting, professional cinema lenses, or studio lighting.
- Preserve mild hand tremor, tiny stabilization corrections, subtle autofocus searching, small exposure reactions to stadium LEDs, occasional foreground obstruction, and slight quality loss during the final digital zoom.
- The final close-up should normally be head-and-shoulders or chest-up, not an impossible facial macro from the opposite stand.
- Natural stadium audio only: chants, applause, whistles, drums, nearby conversations, seat movement, flag fabric, stadium echo, distant announcer, and faint match commentary. No music.

REAL LOCATION SYSTEM:
Every idea and every prompt must use a real, currently existing football stadium and state its correct official stadium name, city, and country. Before generating ideas, browse or verify the venue if web access is available. Never invent a stadium, city, architecture, seating color, roof structure, or local football culture. Use a plausible spectator section, aisle, tier, roofline, LED ribbon, railing, seat color, floodlight condition, and matchday atmosphere that fit the chosen venue. The woman should normally be from the same country in which the stadium is located, unless the idea clearly identifies her as a visiting supporter. Do not claim that a real match, score, tournament, date, or live event actually happened. Treat every scene as a fictional but believable matchday at a real venue.

MAIN SUBJECT PRIORITY:
There is exactly one featured female influencer in each video. Other supporters are ordinary background fans and must not compete for attention. Once the camera begins discovering her, it never switches to another woman. Keep her face, age appearance, nationality, skin tone, height, body type, facial proportions, eye color, hair color, hair texture, hairstyle, hair length, makeup level, jersey, face paint, scarf, jewelry, seat location, and neighboring supporters unchanged for all 15 seconds. Never beautify her differently between frames. Never make her slimmer, curvier, taller, younger, lighter, darker, or more heavily made-up as the camera approaches.

MODEL DETAIL REQUIREMENT:
For every idea and prompt, describe the fictional adult influencer precisely and respectfully:
- exact age from 21 to 29;
- nationality and whether she is local or visiting;
- approximate height;
- one natural body type: petite, slim, medium, athletic, tall athletic, curvy, plus-size, or soft natural build;
- skin tone and undertone;
- face shape and one or two distinctive facial details;
- eye color and brow shape;
- hair color, texture, length, parting, and natural movement;
- tasteful matchday makeup;
- team jersey colors and fit;
- jeans, trousers, skirt, or shorts suitable for a stadium;
- one or two simple accessories;
- team scarf, small flag, or cheek paint when relevant.
Do not overload the character with luxury accessories. She must still look like a real fan who dressed attractively for a match.

DIVERSITY RULES FOR 100 IDEAS:
Create broad visual variety without tokenism. Use women from Tier-1 markets and major football cultures, including a balanced mix from the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Turkey, and other suitable countries. Include Black, white, brown, East Asian, Latina, Middle Eastern, mixed-heritage, freckled, fair, olive, tan, and deep-skin representations. Distribute petite, slim, athletic, medium, curvy, tall, and plus-size builds naturally. Do not repeat the same country more than five times, the same stadium more than twice, the same hairstyle more than eight times, or the same final gesture more than eight times.

FAR-TO-CLOSE CAMERA TIMELINE — ALWAYS FOLLOW:
0.0–2.5 seconds: very wide vertical crowd view from a believable spectator aisle or row. The featured influencer is small, 20–45 metres away, and naturally mixed into the crowd. She watches the pitch and does not look at the camera.
2.5–5.0 seconds: the operator slowly pans or tilts and begins a controlled telephoto push toward her. Foreground heads, flags, raised arms, scarves, or railings may briefly enter the edges. Focus is still imperfect and searches naturally.
5.0–7.5 seconds: distant medium-long view. The camera has identified her but she remains unaware. She performs one natural match reaction: clapping, chanting, smiling at a friend, leaning forward, raising a scarf, holding her breath, or reacting to a near chance.
7.5–10.0 seconds: medium view. The camera stays only on her. Focus becomes steadier and exposure settles. Hair, jersey texture, cheek paint, and expression become clearer. She still watches the pitch.
10.0–12.5 seconds: medium close-up. She notices the lens for the first time, showing a brief authentic reaction such as surprise, shy amusement, curiosity, or a warm smile. She may adjust one strand of hair, scarf, flag, or cheek paint.
12.5–15.0 seconds: final natural head-and-shoulders or chest-up view. She gives only one short signature gesture and then glances back toward the match. Never stack multiple gestures. Never make her perform continuously for the camera.

RAW REAL-WORLD BEHAVIOR:
Use imperfect but believable human timing. Include natural blinking, breathing, swallowing, tiny posture corrections, unequal smiles, small eye movements, loose hair crossing the cheek, jersey fabric shifting, and hands that enter and leave frame naturally. Crowd members must move independently, react at different times, sometimes block part of the frame, and remain visually consistent. Keep flags physically weighted, scarves flexible, railings fixed, seats stable, and stadium architecture unchanged. Avoid perfect symmetry, synchronized crowd movement, identical faces, repeating fan patterns, excessive skin smoothing, beauty-filter eyes, glassy pupils, floating hair, rubber arms, morphing jewelry, warped flags, changing jersey crests, unreadable giant text, or teleporting spectators.

WORDS AND STYLE TO AVOID INSIDE FINAL VIDEO PROMPTS:
Do not use “ultra realistic,” “hyperrealistic,” “photorealistic,” “8K,” “masterpiece,” “cinematic,” or “footage” as positive quality shortcuts. Concrete physical camera behavior, human motion, lighting, location, and sound must create realism. Every final video prompt must include the exact word “filmed.”

MODE 1 — DEFAULT RESPONSE AFTER THIS MASTER PROMPT IS PASTED:
Immediately generate exactly 100 fresh video ideas only. Do not ask any questions. Do not generate full prompts, captions, hashtags, or explanations yet.

Use this exact compact format:
1. [Age + nationality + body type + supporting team] — [real stadium, city, country] — [distinct appearance and matchday styling] — [natural match reaction] — [one final camera reaction].

IDEA QUALITY RULES:
- Number ideas 1–100.
- Every idea must be unique.

- Every woman must be 21–29.
- Include her country, body type, hair, team, real stadium, and final reaction.
- Keep each idea between 30 and 55 words.
- Make 70% support their own national team and 30% support another internationally popular national team.
- Do not use current scores, fixtures, player names, or claims that an event actually occurred.
- No titles, captions, hashtags, or extra commentary before or after the list.

MODE 2 — WHEN I SAY “GENERATE VIDEO PROMPTS 1–100”:
Create all 100 complete video prompts in a downloadable TXT file. Do not ask questions and do not omit any idea.

STRICT TXT FORMAT:
- Exactly 100 prompts.
- Preserve the same serial order as the idea list.
- Begin each prompt with its serial number.
- Every prompt must be one single paragraph.
- Place exactly two blank lines after every prompt before the next prompt.
- Each prompt must contain 2401–2499 characters including spaces and numbering.
- Count and verify every prompt before exporting.
- Never display character counts inside the TXT.
- No headings, titles, markdown, bullets, labels, or commentary inside the file.
- If a prompt is below 2401 characters, expand concrete location, subject, camera, crowd, audio, or continuity detail.
- If a prompt reaches 2500 characters, shorten it before export.
- Create a clear downloadable filename.

REQUIRED CONTENT INSIDE EVERY VIDEO PROMPT:
1. Exactly 15 seconds and vertical 9:16.
2. The word “filmed.”
3. Correct real stadium name, city, and country.
4. Camera operator’s spectator perspective and approximate distance.
5. iPhone 17 Pro Max back camera in standard Video mode.
6. A believable 4× telephoto start with a restrained slow zoom.
7. One continuous take with the exact six timing stages above.
8. Full adult influencer identity lock and detailed appearance.
9. Her initial attention on the match, never the lens.
10. Camera focus only on her after discovery.
11. One final short gesture only.
12. Real stadium sound and no music.
13. Identity, anatomy, crowd, stadium, clothing, logo, hand, hair, focus, exposure, and camera negative constraints.
14. No banned shortcut words listed earlier.

MODE 3 — WHEN I SAY “GENERATE CAPTIONS AND HASHTAGS 1–100”:
Create a second downloadable TXT file covering all 100 videos in matching serial order.

For each video provide:
- one original English caption of 80–160 characters;
- a curiosity-driven or emotional hook suitable for USA and Tier-1 audiences;
- no false claim that the scene is an actual live broadcast, verified person, real score, or real news event;
- 6–8 relevant hashtags on the same line after the caption;
- a balanced mix of football, fan-reaction, stadium, team-country, and short-video discovery hashtags;
- no more than two repeated hashtags across every consecutive five items;
- no unrelated spam tags;
- exactly two blank lines between entries.

MODE 4 — WHEN I SAY “CREATE STORYBOARD [NUMBER]”:
Create one separate six-frame visual storyboard for the selected idea. The storyboard sheet may be horizontal 16:9 for easy viewing, but every internal panel must represent the vertical 9:16 video composition. Keep one identical fictional adult woman in all six panels. Label the panels:
Frame 1: 0.0–2.5s, very wide crowd discovery.
Frame 2: 2.5–5.0s, slow camera isolation.
Frame 3: 5.0–7.5s, natural match reaction.
Frame 4: 7.5–10.0s, medium focus on her.
Frame 5: 10.0–12.5s, she notices the lens.
Frame 6: 12.5–15.0s, one final signature gesture.
The visual progression must clearly move from far to close without changing her identity, outfit, body type, crowd position, stadium, lighting, or nearby fans.

MODE 5 — WHEN I SAY “CREATE STORYBOARDS 1–10” OR ANOTHER RANGE:
Create every selected storyboard separately, never as one mixed collage containing different women. Preserve the exact idea details and serial order.

MODE 6 — WHEN I SAY “FULL PACKAGE”:
First give the 100 numbered ideas in the chat. Then create the 100-prompt TXT file. Then create the captions-and-hashtags TXT file. Do not reduce the quantity, summarize, stop early, or replace full prompts with templates.

FINAL QUALITY-CONTROL CHECK BEFORE ANY DELIVERY:
Confirm internally that every stadium is real and correctly located; every featured subject is fictional and at least 21; every scene is a single continuous 15-second vertical take; every camera begins far away and slowly isolates only one influencer; the woman does not notice the camera too early; identity and body type never drift; the camera perspective is physically possible from a spectator row or aisle; movement remains simple and natural; the crowd remains active; sound is stadium-only; the word “filmed” appears in every final prompt; banned shortcut words do not appear; and all requested files, prompt counts, paragraph rules, blank-line rules, and character limits are exact.
VIDEO PROMPTS GENERATED FROM ABOVE MASTER PROMPT (10)
1 THE USA FAN AT METLIFE STADIUM
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator standing in an upper-level aisle at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA, on a fictional evening matchday, about 35 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow, restrained zoom that never goes past a believable 7x look; mild hand tremor, small stabilization corrections, autofocus searching, exposure shifting under the stadium LEDs, a little quality loss on the last digital zoom; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: MADISON, 24, American, local USA supporter, about 5 ft 6 in, athletic build, light tan skin with warm undertones, oval face with a few freckles across her nose, hazel eyes, softly arched brows, long wavy dark-blonde hair with a side part, light matchday makeup, a white USA-style jersey with red and blue trim and no readable crest, light jeans, small gold hoop earrings, a red-white-blue scarf, a tiny star painted on one cheek. [0-5s] Very wide view of a packed lower bowl, flags and raised arms; she is small among the fans, watching the pitch. [5-10s] The operator pans slowly and starts pushing in; a waving flag crosses the edge of the frame; focus hunts. [10-15s] Medium-long view: a near chance on the pitch; she grabs her friend's arm and gasps, still unaware of the camera. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she claps and sings along with the chant. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, looks surprised, laughs shyly and tucks a strand of hair behind her ear. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she lifts her scarf above her head once, smiles, and turns back to the match. Audio: chants, drums, applause, whistles, seat clatter, nearby fans talking, distant announcer, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd moving independently; real stadium architecture; correct hands with five fingers; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
2 THE ENGLAND FAN AT WEMBLEY
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator seated in the upper tier at Wembley Stadium, London, England, on a fictional cloudy afternoon matchday, about 40 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow, restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, small corrections, autofocus searching, exposure reacting to the bright sky under the arch; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: CHLOE, 26, English, local England supporter, about 5 ft 4 in, curvy build, fair skin with pink undertones, round face with dimples, blue-gray eyes, straight brows, shoulder-length copper-red hair in loose curls with a middle part, light makeup, a white England-style jersey with no readable crest, black jeans, a small silver necklace, a red cross painted on her cheek. [0-5s] Very wide view of a sea of white shirts and red flags, the arch visible above; she is small in the crowd, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a fan's raised arm blocks part of the frame for a second; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she sings a chant with both hands up, unaware of the camera. [15-20s] Medium view on her only; focus steadies; she holds her breath at a near chance, hands on her head. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she spots the lens, eyes widen, and she bursts into a laugh, covering her mouth. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she gives one small wink and looks back at the match. Audio: chants, clapping, drums, whistles, seat movement, nearby conversation, distant announcer, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct Wembley architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
3 THE BRAZIL FAN AT THE MARACANÃ
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator standing in an upper ring aisle at the Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on a fictional warm night matchday, about 30 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure flickering with the floodlights; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: LARISSA, 23, Brazilian, local Brazil supporter, about 5 ft 7 in, tall athletic build, deep brown skin with warm golden undertones, heart-shaped face with high cheekbones, dark brown eyes, full brows, long box braids tied half up, light makeup with a touch of gold highlighter, a yellow Brazil-style jersey with green trim and no readable crest, white shorts, small gold studs, a green and yellow flag around her shoulders. [0-5s] Very wide view of a samba-drumming crowd in yellow, flags waving; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a large flag waves across the bottom of the frame; focus hunts. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she dances to the drums with her friends, laughing, unaware. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she leans forward watching an attack, hands clasped. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, raises her eyebrows in surprise and smiles. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she makes a small hand heart toward the lens, then turns back to the match. Audio: samba drums, chants, whistles, cheering, flag fabric snapping, nearby fans singing, stadium echo, no music beyond the fans' drums. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and position throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
4 THE ITALY FAN AT THE SANTIAGO BERNABÉU
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator seated in the upper tier at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid, Spain, on a fictional night matchday, about 35 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure reacting to the LED ribbon around the bowl; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: GIULIA, 27, Italian, visiting Italy supporter, about 5 ft 5 in, slim build, olive skin with neutral undertones, long oval face with a small beauty mark near her lip, dark green eyes, thick straight brows, sleek shoulder-length black hair with a center part, soft makeup with a nude lip, a blue Italy-style jersey with no readable crest, dark trousers, a thin gold bracelet, a small green-white-red flag in her hand, in the visiting section. [0-5s] Very wide view of the lit bowl with a block of blue-shirted visiting fans; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a railing passes the edge of the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she waves her little flag and chants with the visiting fans, unaware. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she bites her nail nervously at a free kick. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, tilts her head with curious amusement. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she gives one small wave with her flag and turns back to the pitch. Audio: chants in Italian and Spanish, whistles, drums, applause, seat movement, nearby fans, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
5 THE GERMANY FAN AT SIGNAL IDUNA PARK
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator standing on the side stand at Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, Germany, on a fictional chilly evening matchday, about 30 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure reacting to the floodlights; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: LENA, 22, German, local Germany supporter, about 5 ft 10 in, tall build, fair skin with neutral undertones, angular face with a light dusting of freckles, light blue eyes, soft blond brows, long straight platinum-blond hair in a high ponytail, minimal makeup, a white Germany-style jersey with black trim and no readable crest under an open black puffer jacket, dark jeans, a black, red and gold striped scarf. [0-5s] Very wide view of the huge standing terrace, a wall of fans and waving scarves; she is small in it, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a scarf held high crosses the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she jumps with the terrace chanting, ponytail bouncing, unaware of the camera. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; her breath steams in the cold air as she watches an attack. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, looks puzzled, then grins. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she raises her scarf with both hands once, then turns back to the match. Audio: massive terrace chant, drums, clapping, whistles, scarves flapping, nearby fans, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and position throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
6 THE JAPAN FAN AT THE JAPAN NATIONAL STADIUM
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator seated in the upper tier at the Japan National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan, on a fictional evening matchday, about 40 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure adjusting under the wooden-lattice roof lights; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: YUI, 25, Japanese, local Japan supporter, about 5 ft 2 in, petite build, light skin with warm undertones, round face with a small mole under one eye, dark brown eyes, soft straight brows, chin-length black bob with bangs, light makeup with a pink lip, a blue Japan-style jersey with no readable crest, a pleated navy skirt with sneakers, small pearl earrings, a tiny red circle painted on her cheek. [0-5s] Very wide view of a blue-shirted crowd waving small flags in rhythm; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a fan's raised flag drifts across the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she claps in rhythm with the organized chant, focused on the match. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she squeezes her hands together nervously at a corner kick. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, covers her face shyly for a second and peeks out. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she makes a small peace sign beside her cheek, smiles, and turns back to the pitch. Audio: rhythmic chants, drums, clapping, whistles, nearby fans in Japanese, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
7 THE MOROCCO FAN AT PRINCE MOULAY ABDELLAH STADIUM
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator standing in an upper aisle at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat, Morocco, on a fictional warm night matchday, about 35 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure reacting to the floodlights and phone lights in the crowd; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: AMINA, 28, Moroccan, local Morocco supporter, about 5 ft 6 in, medium build, light brown skin with golden undertones, oval face with strong cheekbones, dark brown eyes, defined arched brows, long thick dark-brown waves with a side part, light makeup with kohl-lined eyes, a red Morocco-style jersey with green trim and no readable crest, dark jeans, a thin gold chain, a red flag with a green star over her shoulders. [0-5s] Very wide view of a red-shirted crowd, flags and flares of phone lights; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a big flag sweeps the lower edge of the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she claps above her head with the crowd's rhythmic chant, unaware. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she holds her flag tight and leans forward at a near chance. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, raises her eyebrows and smiles warmly. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she touches the star on her flag and points it toward the lens once, then turns back to the match. Audio: loud rhythmic clapping, chants, drums, whistles, flag fabric, nearby fans in Arabic and French, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and position throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
8 THE MEXICO FAN AT ESTADIO AKRON
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator seated in the upper ring at Estadio Akron, Guadalajara, Mexico, on a fictional sunny afternoon matchday, about 35 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure adjusting to bright sun and shade under the roof; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: VALERIA, 21, Mexican, local Mexico supporter, about 5 ft 3 in, soft natural build, medium tan skin with warm undertones, round face with full cheeks, dark brown eyes, thick natural brows, long dark-brown hair in two braids, light makeup, a green Mexico-style jersey with no readable crest, white jeans, colorful beaded earrings, a green-white-red flag painted on her cheek. [0-5s] Very wide view of a green-shirted crowd doing the wave around the bowl; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push as the wave passes through her section; arms fly up across the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she jumps up with the wave, laughing with her cousin, unaware of the camera. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she shouts encouragement toward the pitch, hands cupped around her mouth. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens and laughs in surprise. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she blows one tiny flying kiss toward the lens and turns back to the match. Audio: the crowd roaring through the wave, chants, trumpets in the stands, whistles, nearby fans in Spanish, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
9 THE ARGENTINA FAN AT STADIUM AUSTRALIA
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator seated in the middle tier at Stadium Australia, Sydney, Australia, on a fictional evening friendly-match day, about 35 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure adjusting to the floodlights; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: SOFÍA, 29, Argentine-Australian, living in Sydney and supporting Argentina, about 5 ft 8 in, tall athletic build, light olive skin with warm undertones, long face with a strong jaw and a small scar on her chin, light brown eyes, straight brows, long straight chestnut hair with a center part, light makeup, a sky-blue and white striped Argentina-style jersey with no readable crest, dark jeans, a leather watch, a sky-blue and white scarf. [0-5s] Very wide view of a mixed crowd, a big block of sky-blue and white stripes in one corner; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a fan's scarf swings across the frame; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she sings an Argentine chant, swinging her scarf in circles, unaware. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she puts both hands on her head in disbelief at a near miss. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens, narrows her eyes playfully, and smiles. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she points at the lens once with a grin, then turns back to the match. Audio: chants in Spanish and English, drums, whistles, applause, nearby fans, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and seat throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
10 THE CANADA FAN AT BMO FIELD
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30-second vertical 9:16 single continuous take, filmed on the back camera of an iPhone 17 Pro Max in standard Video mode by an unseen spectator standing in an upper aisle at BMO Field, Toronto, Canada, on a fictional cool summer evening matchday, Lake Ontario glinting beyond the stands, about 30 meters from her, starting on the 4x telephoto view with a slow restrained zoom never beyond a believable 7x look; mild tremor, autofocus searching, exposure adjusting from sunset to floodlights; the operator and phone never appear. She stays exactly the same the whole time: PRIYA, 25, Canadian of Indian heritage, local Canada supporter, about 5 ft 5 in, plus-size build, medium brown skin with warm undertones, round face with a small nose stud and dimples, dark brown eyes, full arched brows, long thick black hair in a low side braid, light makeup, a red Canada-style jersey with white trim and no readable crest, black leggings, white sneakers, silver bangles, a small maple leaf painted on her cheek. [0-5s] Very wide view of a red-and-white crowd waving maple leaf flags; she is small among them, watching the pitch. [5-10s] Slow pan and push; a big flag passes in front of the lens for a second; focus searches. [10-15s] Medium-long view: she claps and laughs with her friends, bangles jingling, unaware of the camera. [15-20s] Medium view only on her; focus steadies; she jumps up at a near goal and grabs her friend's shoulder. [20-25s] Medium close-up: she notices the lens and gives a surprised, happy laugh. [25-30s] Head-and-shoulders: she gives one small double thumbs-up, then turns back to the match. Audio: chants, drums, applause, whistles, bangles jingling, nearby fans, distant announcer, stadium echo, no music. Constraints: same face, body type, hair, clothes and position throughout; tasteful framing, no body zooms; natural crowd; correct stadium architecture; correct hands; no logos, no readable crests, no subtitles, no watermark, no drone or TV-camera viewpoint, no artificial blur.
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