WORKFLOW
Football Player Trend Video
Create a character sheet
Not sure how to create an effective character sheet? Follow this tutorial:
Go to Higgsfield
Open the Genjutsu tab
Open the reference project
Open my project using this link:
Open Football Player Trend Video project

Select Recreate
Replace the reference image
Check the prompt and reference tags
You can keep the prompt below. Make sure every reference tag in the prompt matches the correct asset in your project, especially @Video1 and @Image1.

Prompt I use
Use the uploaded 4-view character reference image as the EXACT identity reference for the main football player.
IDENTITY PRESERVATION IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY.
The player's face must remain exactly the same person as the uploaded original reference photo. Preserve his exact facial structure, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, skin tone, hairstyle, hairline, and natural facial proportions. Do NOT beautify, redesign, reconstruct, or replace his face. Do NOT make him look like another person. His identity must remain recognizable from the original photo throughout the entire video.
Use the 4-view reference only to understand the character's front, side, and back appearance and full-body proportions. Keep the same face and physical identity in every angle.
Replace the original football player in the source video with this exact person.
FULL BODY + 360° ROTATION:
Preserve the original video's complete full-body movement and choreography. The player must remain visible from head to both feet whenever possible. Do not crop the head, legs, feet, or football.
The player performs a natural complete 360-degree body rotation while controlling the football, smoothly turning through front view, side view, back view, opposite side view, and returning toward the front, followed by a powerful football shot.
The entire body must rotate naturally as one human body. Maintain realistic anatomy, realistic balance, realistic body weight, natural momentum, and accurate football footwork throughout the rotation.
FOOTBALL ACTION:
Maintain realistic ball control and realistic contact between the player's feet and the football. Show natural foot placement, body rotation, weight transfer, leg movement, kicking technique, powerful leg swing, realistic follow-through, and believable football acceleration after the final shot.
SOURCE VIDEO PRESERVATION:
Preserve the original source video's camera angle, camera distance, framing, camera movement, timing, choreography, environment, lighting direction, and overall composition as closely as possible.
Do not change the original action unnecessarily. The goal is to make it look like the exact same football video was filmed with the person from the uploaded reference image.
CHARACTER CLOTHING:
Keep the football kit shown in the uploaded reference image.
Keep the same kit consistently throughout the entire video. No clothing changes.
FACE AND CHARACTER CONSISTENCY:
The same person must appear in every frame.
Keep identical facial identity during front, side, back, and rotating views.
No face morphing.
No face swapping into a different person.
No age change.
No hairstyle change.
No body-shape change.
No sudden facial changes during movement.
REALISM:
Photorealistic professional football footage.
Natural human movement.
Realistic skin texture.
Realistic hair movement.
Realistic football kit fabric and physics.
Realistic shadows and reflections.
Natural outdoor football lighting.
Sharp facial details.
Detailed football boots.
Realistic motion blur only when physically appropriate.
Smooth temporal consistency between frames.
Professional sports cinematography.
High-end realistic football commercial quality.
ANATOMY:
Correct human anatomy at all times.
Correct number of arms, hands, fingers, legs, and feet.
Natural joints and body proportions.
No twisted limbs.
No stretched body.
No duplicated body parts.
No disappearing hands or feet.
No unnatural body deformation during the 360-degree rotation.
CAMERA:
Keep the player centered and fully visible.
Maintain enough camera distance to show the entire body and football.
Do not zoom excessively into the face.
Do not cut off the feet during the football movement or final kick.
Change the football player in @Video1 to the player in @Image1. Follow the original camera movement naturally in @Video1.
IMPORTANT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not change the person's identity.
Do not generate a different face.
Do not make the face more handsome or more stylized.Generate the video
Select Generate and wait for your video to finish!




