Audio-Synced Environment Montage

Use @[char ref] as the strict character reference and @[audio ref] as the timing, rhythm and editing reference. Keep the character’s exact identity, proportions, hairstyle, outfit, colors and overall style consistent throughout. Create a 15-second cinematic burst-cut video showcasing the character across 5 different environments that naturally fit their design, vibe and world. AUDIO SYNC Synchronize the entire edit to @[audio ref]. Cuts, camera accents, transitions and environment changes should land precisely on strong beats, half-beats and musical accents. Let audio1 control the pacing and intensity of the montage. STRUCTURE - 5 environments total - 3 seconds per environment - 6 burst-cut shots per environment - 30 shots total Each environment must be clearly different in atmosphere, lighting, scale and visual language. Show each environment through rapid cinematic angles: wide establishing shots, aerials, low angles, side views, tracking shots, close environmental details, medium shots and hero frames. Every cut must reveal a new angle, distance, composition or spatial relationship. Avoid repeated framing. Mix static shots, push-ins, pull-backs, tracking, orbit and crane-like movement. Keep character movement subtle and natural. The focus is environmental variety, cinematic framing and tight synchronization with audio1. Hard constraints: - exactly 5 environments - exactly 6 shots per environment - exactly 30 shots total - environment changes must follow audio1’s musical phrasing - cuts and motion accents synchronized to audio1 - no outfit changes - no character duplication - no morphing - no text or UI - no blurry unreadable frames - maintain strict character consistency