“Use @Image1 as the ball reference, @Image2 as the court reference, and @Image3 as the choreography

“Use @Image1 as the ball reference, @Image2 as the court reference, and @Image3 as the choreography reference.Create a 10-second cinematic realistic street basketball handles video with 16 counts, following the 16 moves from @Image3 in exact order. Every single move must look visually distinct from the previous one — different body position, different ball position, different footwork each time.Character: young athletic male, early 20s, short twisted locs, wearing an oversized basketball jersey, black shorts, crew socks, and high-top sneakers. Keep his identity and outfit consistent throughout.The player must remain fully visible in full body at all times, from head to toe, with no cropped framing. Keep him centered in frame, mostly facing the camera, staying near the middle of the court. The camera should follow him smoothly while always keeping his entire body and the ball visible.Timeline / 16 counts / 10 seconds:0.0–1.2s1 standing dribble right hand2 crossover left to right with low body1.2–2.4s3 ball rolling between both legs4 ball swinging behind the back2.4–3.6s5 frozen hesitation with ball held still at hip6 rapid double crossover with wide stance3.6–4.8s7 full 360 body spin with ball8 ball pushed outside then pulled back in4.8–6.0s9 long lateral euro step lunge10 explosive stop with ball low6.0–7.2s11 stepping back with ball retreating12 figure eight weave around both legs7.2–8.4s13 explosive burst forward low dribble14 high speed dribble sprint position8.4–10.0s15 full speed drive toward basket16 final pose with ball raised high above head one handEach move must transition cleanly into the next with no repetition. The routine should feel like one continuous elite handles combo, fast, fluid, and connected. Every move has a distinct shape and silhouette. Cinematic realism, natural ball physics, realistic body mechanics, smooth transitions between every move. Camera: wide or medium-wide full-body framing,gentle handheld tracking, minimal reframing, no close-ups that crop the body, no extreme angles, always keep the full character and ball visible throughout the entire 10 https://t.co/soCjrmJeFL: energetic NYC street hip-hop beat, heavy bass, sharp snare.”