Live Concert Music Video Generator

15 seconds, 16:9, live concert music video with an original Japanese song.

Use <Picture 1> as the strict identity reference for the performer. Preserve the exact face, hairstyle, outfit, proportions, and style from <Picture 1>.

Create an original Japanese pop song about:
"Thank you for finding me"
Make it sincere, emotional, and uplifting. Compose original Japanese lyrics, melody, vocals, and instrumental music. The singing must be clearly in Japanese.

Preserve the performer’s original visual texture from <Picture 1>. If the reference is anime, illustrated, chibi, cel-shaded, or non-photoreal, keep the performer fully in that same drawn style. Do not make the performer photoreal or semi-photoreal. If the reference is photoreal, keep the performer photoreal.

Create a dynamic indoor concert performance. The performer sings with a handheld wireless microphone, moves naturally, and connects with the audience and camera. Start slightly emotional and become brighter and more joyful by the end.

Keep one main performer only. No extra featured performers or clones.

Do not use static shots. Every shot should have motion: push-ins, pull-backs, side tracking, curved moves, low-angle hero shots, wide stage shots, and a final hero shot.

Use concert lighting, moving beams, haze, audience lights, and stage depth. The large monitor behind the performer should show the performer singing.

Keep the video energetic, polished, and social-media-ready.

Avoid clone duplication, identity drift, costume changes, face drift, broken anatomy, subtitles, lyric text, logos, watermarks, intrusive UI graphics, and rendering-style drift.

15 seconds, 16:9, live concert music video with an original Japanese song.

Use <Picture 1> as the strict identity reference for the performer. Preserve the exact face, hairstyle, outfit, proportions, and style from <Picture 1>.

Create an original Japanese pop song about:
「私を見つけてくれてありがとう」
Make it sincere, emotional, and uplifting. Compose original Japanese lyrics, melody, vocals, and instrumental music. The singing must be clearly in Japanese.

Preserve the performer’s original visual texture from <Picture 1>. If the reference is anime, illustrated, chibi, cel-shaded, or non-photoreal, keep the performer fully in that same drawn style. Do not make the performer photoreal or semi-photoreal. If the reference is photoreal, keep the performer photoreal.

Create a dynamic indoor concert performance. The performer sings with a handheld wireless microphone, moves naturally, and connects with the audience and camera. Start slightly emotional and become brighter and more joyful by the end.

Keep one main performer only. No extra featured performers or clones.

Do not use static shots. Every shot should have motion: push-ins, pull-backs, side tracking, curved moves, low-angle hero shots, wide stage shots, and a final hero shot.

Use concert lighting, moving beams, haze, audience lights, and stage depth. The large monitor behind the performer should show the performer singing.

Keep the video energetic, polished, and social-media-ready.

Avoid clone duplication, identity drift, costume changes, face drift, broken anatomy, subtitles, lyric text, logos, watermarks, intrusive UI graphics, and rendering-style drift.