Use @Image1 as the character reference, @Image2 as the ball reference, @Image3 as the court referenc

Use @Image1 as the character reference, @Image2 as the ball reference, @Image3 as the court reference, and @Image 4 as the choreography reference. Create a 10-second cinematic realistic football freestyle video with 16 counts, following the 16 moves from @Image4 in order. Character: young adult Brazilian male, slim athletic build, tan skin, braided hair, wearing the same yellow Brazil jersey, blue shorts, white socks, and white freestyle sneakers from @Image1 . Keep his identity, outfit, and proportions consistent. Ball: use the same black-and-white freestyle football from @Image2 . Location: use the same Brazilian street football court from @Image3 : outdoor concrete futsal court, fences, graffiti, tropical details, warm daylight. The freestyler must remain fully visible in full body at all times, from head to toe, with no cropped framing. Keep him centered in frame as much as possible, 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 / 10s 0.0–1.2s 1 toe juggle 2 around the world 1.2–2.4s 3 crossover step 4 heel flick 2.4–3.6s 5 neck stall 6 shoulder stall 3.6–4.8s 7 sole control 8 inside touch 4.8–6.0s 9 outside touch 10 ground control 6.0–7.2s 11 roll and pull 12 spin turn 7.2–8.4s 13 toe stall 14 hop over 8.4–10.0s 15 around the leg 16 style finish with the ball stopped under his foot The routine should feel like one continuous freestyle combo, fast, fluid, and connected. Use cinematic realism, natural ball physics, realistic body mechanics, and smooth transitions. Camera: mostly 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 visible. Music: energetic Brazilian samba rhythm, upbeat percussion, lively street vibe