REFERENCE ROLES
@Image1 defines the adult performer's face, hairstyle, clothing, and body proportions. @Video1 defines only the order, timing, and paths of the side step, arm sweep, and return. Use a plain warm-gray studio instead of the video's location. Do not copy the source performer's face, clothing, or audio.

PERFORMANCE
Follow the movement clip from its initial rest through its final rest. Preserve the reference's pauses and direction changes rather than adding extra flourishes. Transfer the relative movement to the new performer's body: shoulders lead the arm sweep, elbows follow, and wrists finish. Keep the planted foot grounded until the reference lifts it; let clothing settle after the arms stop. Do not mirror the source movement.

CAMERA AND FLOOR
Use one locked, full-body frontal view with room around both hands and feet at the widest extension. Keep the camera level and the background featureless. A soft floor shadow moves with the body; the floor plane stays fixed. No cuts or automatic push-in.

SOUND AND LIMITS
Replace source audio with quiet studio ambience, light foot contact, and clothing movement synchronized to the new performance. No speech or music. Maintain one performer, natural joint limits, the same garment seams, and the reference's final resting pose. No motion trails, duplicated hands, sliding planted foot, or source-background remnants.