Use the uploaded 16:9 four-panel casting board as the source image. Create a controlled 15-second c

Use the uploaded 16:9 four-panel casting board as the source image. Create a controlled 15-second cinematic casting audition reel for [INSERT ROLE OR PROJECT TYPE]. Animate the actors one by one in this exact order from left to right: 0.0–3.5 seconds: ONLY the far-left actor performs. 3.5–7.0 seconds: ONLY the second actor from the left performs. 7.0–10.5 seconds: ONLY the third actor from the left performs. 10.5–14.0 seconds: ONLY the far-right actor performs. 14.0–15.0 seconds: hold on the full four-panel board with all actors still. Each actor delivers the same audition line: "[INSERT DIALOGUE LINE]" Performance direction: Each actor should look directly into the camera while delivering the line, as if performing a screen test audition. Their eye line should stay locked to camera. Each actor should deliver the line with: [INSERT PERFORMANCE TRAITS] Examples: calm control, quiet menace, emotional vulnerability, confidence, charm, intensity, humor The performance should feel: [INSERT PERFORMANCE TONE] Examples: sleek, cinematic, believable, grounded, dramatic, stylized Each actor should bring a slightly different interpretation of the same role. Control rules: ONLY the active actor moves during their assigned time window. ONLY the active actor speaks during their assigned time window. ONLY animate the active actor’s mouth, eyes, facial expression, head, and subtle upper-body movement. The active actor must look directly at the camera while speaking. All other actors remain completely still like frozen reference images. Do not animate multiple actors at the same time. Do not change the panel layout. Do not change actor positions. Do not cut to a new scene. Do not reframe into a different composition. Do not change wardrobe. Do not change background. Do not change lighting. Do not add new characters. Do not add extra dialogue. Do not add captions, subtitles, labels, or text. Camera direction: Keep the four-panel 16:9 casting board as the main composition. Use only [INSERT CAMERA MOVEMENT STYLE] toward the active actor during their performance window. Examples: a subtle cinematic push-in, gentle focus emphasis, minimal controlled emphasis Keep the movement [INSERT CAMERA BEHAVIOUR]. Examples: minimal, smooth, controlled Keep the actor presented toward camera so the audition feels direct and comparable. Audio / timing: Each actor should speak the dialogue clearly within about 3.5 seconds. The same line is repeated four times, once per actor. No overlapping voices. No background conversation. No unnecessary sound effects. Final result: A clean casting audition reel where four actor candidates perform the same line one by one from left to right, each looking directly into the camera, making it easy to compare screen presence, facial acting, eye contact, posture, and dialogue delivery.