My Face in Futuristic Car AI Video Prompt

The Genius Prompt

TASK: Recreate the reference video using my uploaded personal photograph as the mandatory identity reference for the male character. Match the original video's scenes, car, suit, environment, camera angles, character movements, transitions, and visual effects while preserving my real identity.

1. ABSOLUTE IDENTITY PRESERVATION — TOP PRIORITY

My uploaded personal photograph is the ONLY source of truth for my face and personal appearance.

Do not generate a similar-looking person. Reproduce MY actual recognizable identity as closely as the model allows.

Preserve all the following characteristics from my original photograph:

- Face shape: Exact natural face width, length, proportions, cheekbones, jawline, chin, and facial structure.
- Hair: Preserve my actual hairstyle, haircut, hairline, forehead proportions, hair direction, texture, density, length, and natural appearance. Do not replace my hairstyle with the reference video's hairstyle.
- Beard: Preserve my actual beard shape, thickness, length, density, boundaries, cheek line, jaw coverage, and growth pattern.
- Moustache: Preserve my actual moustache thickness, shape, length, placement, and connection to my beard.
- Eyes and eyebrows: Preserve their natural shape, spacing, size, color, and position.
- Nose: Preserve the original bridge, width, tip, nostrils, and proportions.
- Lips and mouth: Preserve their natural shape, proportions, and position.
- Skin: Preserve my real skin tone, undertones, texture, and natural details. Do not whiten, smooth, beautify, or artificially age my face.
- Ears and forehead: Preserve their natural shape and proportions.
- Overall identity: Maintain the same recognizable person in every frame, every camera angle, every expression, and every movement.

Never remove my beard, shorten my hair, change my hairline, reshape my jaw, enlarge my eyes, narrow my nose, change my skin tone, or replace my face with a generic handsome AI-generated face.

2. FACE IDENTITY MUST OVERRIDE THE ACTOR IN THE REFERENCE VIDEO

The reference video determines WHAT happens.

My uploaded photograph determines WHO appears in the video.

Use the reference video's man only as a guide for acting, posture, clothing, body position, and movement. Do not copy his facial identity, hairstyle, beard, moustache, or facial proportions.

Replace his identity with my own while preserving the reference video's action and cinematic composition.

If the reference actor has a different haircut, beard, face shape, or skin tone, ignore those identity characteristics completely.

3. BODY AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE LOCK

Preserve my natural body proportions and overall physical appearance as closely as my reference photographs allow.

Maintain realistic shoulder width, neck proportions, torso shape, arm thickness, hand proportions, and body structure. Do not automatically make me taller, more muscular, slimmer, heavier, or broader.

Adapt the body naturally to the seated position inside the car without changing my recognizable physical appearance.

Keep my head-to-body proportions consistent in wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, and moving camera shots.

Avoid oversized heads, distorted shoulders, artificial muscles, stretched necks, malformed hands, extra fingers, or unnatural anatomy.

4. CLOTHING MAY CHANGE — IDENTITY MUST NOT CHANGE

I may wear the black suit, white dress shirt, or any clothing required by the reference video.

Changing clothing is allowed. Changing my identity is not.

Fit the clothing naturally to my body while keeping my face, hairstyle, beard, moustache, skin tone, and body proportions consistent.

The suit must not alter my neck, jawline, head shape, or shoulder anatomy.

5. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY DURING MOVEMENT

Maintain my identity when I:

- Turn my head left or right.
- Look down at a smartphone.
- Look toward the windshield.
- React with surprise or tension.
- Lean backward or forward.
- Raise my arms.
- Experience acceleration inside the car.
- Appear under changing light or camera angles.

Expressions may change naturally, but my underlying facial anatomy must remain consistent.

Do not allow facial morphing, identity drift, beard flickering, hairstyle changes, skin-tone shifts, or a different face to appear between frames.

Maintain realistic facial geometry even during motion blur, shadows, and dramatic lighting.

6. REFERENCE VIDEO RECREATION

Follow the reference video for its original car design, interior, environment, character actions, camera positions, camera movement, shot timing, transitions, lighting, and visual effects.

Do not redesign the car or invent unnecessary scenes.

Keep the same sequence of events, including the exterior traffic shots, interior character shots, futuristic rocket-powered car launch, smoke, exhaust effects, upward camera movement, and final character reaction, wherever these elements appear in the supplied reference video.

The character must remain recognizably me throughout every shot.

7. CAMERA AND FACE VISIBILITY

Use realistic cinematic camera angles and natural perspective.

Whenever the reference composition allows, keep my face sufficiently visible and detailed to preserve identity.

Avoid excessive wide-angle facial distortion, unnecessary obstruction, extreme shadows across my face, and camera angles that make my face unrecognizable.

During interior shots, prioritize a clear view of my actual face, hair, beard, and moustache.

Use natural lighting and realistic skin texture. Do not apply beauty filters or artificial facial enhancement.

8. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS

DO NOT:

- Replace my face with the reference actor's face.
- Generate a merely similar person.
- Change my hairstyle, hairline, beard, or moustache.
- Remove or redesign facial hair.
- Alter my skin tone or natural facial proportions.
- Beautify, smooth, de-age, or reshape my face.
- Change my identity between shots.
- Morph my face during head turns or expressions.
- Use a different face in wide shots and close-ups.
- Change my natural body proportions without reference support.
- Sacrifice identity preservation for cinematic style.

9. FINAL GENERATION PRIORITY

Priority 1: Preserve my actual recognizable facial identity.

Priority 2: Preserve my actual hairstyle, beard, moustache, skin tone, and natural face shape.

Priority 3: Preserve my natural body proportions and anatomy.

Priority 4: Recreate the reference video's clothing, car, actions, camera movement, transitions, and effects.

Priority 5: Maintain photorealism and frame-to-frame consistency.

FINAL COMMAND: Generate the reference video with ME as the male character, not a person who merely resembles me. My uploaded photograph controls my identity. The reference video controls the scene and action. Clothing and environment may change, but my recognizable face, hair, beard, moustache, and natural physical appearance must remain as faithful to my photograph as the generation model permits.