Видео превращения девушки в зомби в темном зеркале

Vertical 9:16 photorealistic video, 8 seconds, one continuous shot. REFERENCE: Preserve the character’s identity, hairstyle, body proportions, and clothing from the reference image. Use the reference for appearance only, not for its pose or handheld objects. SCENE AND CAMERA: The character stands still, facing ONE large, flat mirror in a dim room. Place the static camera directly behind the character, centered on the mirror—not to the left or right. The foreground shows only the back of the real character’s head, neck, and shoulders. Their face and side profile are never visible. Inside the mirror, show exactly ONE front-facing reflection of that character, centered opposite them. The reflection is the ONLY visible face in the entire shot. Keep both heads fully in frame and the mirror’s edges visible. Use a matte, dark room with no other mirrors, reflective windows, glossy panels, or human-shaped shadows. MIRROR GEOMETRY: The single reflected figure has the correct scale, position, and apparent depth for a flat mirror viewed from directly behind the character. Its hairstyle, clothing, and posture match the real person. The mirror contains ONE head and ONE body throughout—never two images side by side, a faint duplicate, or a second face behind the first. ACTION: 0–2s: The character and their single reflection are still. The reflected face looks human and matches the reference. 2–6s: ONLY the face and visible skin of this ONE existing reflection slowly become zombie-like. Its skin grows pale and dry, cheeks hollow, and eyes become dull. The face remains recognizable. The reflected figure does not split, move sideways, or get replaced by another figure. 6–8s: The transformation finishes. The real character remains still and completely unchanged, seen only from behind. The single zombie reflection remains centered in the mirror. STRICT SEPARATION: No aging, pallor, wounds, or other zombie features appear on the real character. The transformation is confined to the reflected face and skin inside the mirror. Hair, clothing, and body position remain consistent on both sides. IMAGE AND SOUND: Static tripod camera; no head turns, camera movement, zoom, cuts, or reframing. Realistic mirror perspective and consistent room lighting. Sharp cinematic detail, quiet room ambience, no speech or screams. AVOID: Two faces or two bodies inside the mirror; a faint secondary reflection; a reflected side profile beside the frontal face; a third person; a visible real-person face; the foreground character transforming; a face pasted onto the glass.