Use the supplied 29.9167-second source video as the sole reference for motion, choreography, acting, gaze, expressions, shot order, camera path, framing, magical effects, scene progression and timing. Recast its one performer as the woman in Images 1–2, using Image 3 only for her pre-transformation body and wardrobe. Follow the source from its first frame through its final crescent-moon hero pose, without adding or omitting shots or moving any transformation cue.

IMAGE REFERENCES, IN ATTACHMENT ORDER:
Image 1: the woman's front-face identity. Her facial structure, age, skin tone, eyes and natural hair belong to this woman, not to the source performer.
Image 2: the same woman's three-quarter face and real black APOS TROPHY'S T-shirt. It controls the side view of her face and the shirt's cut and white lettering wherever the shirt is visible.
Image 3: this woman's full-body PRE-TRANSFORMATION body and wardrobe reference: black APOS TROPHY'S T-shirt, short matte-black skirt above the knee, natural bare legs and black heels. Image 3 defines body and wardrobe only; Images 1–2 exclusively define facial identity throughout. Image 3's heels and outfit are the starting state, not the final magical costume.

The source begins during a magical transformation. In its initial pre-transformation views, replace the source's dark-blue dress with the Image 2/3 black APOS T-shirt and short black skirt wherever those pieces are visible; show bare legs, never long trousers, leggings, stockings or a long skirt. Preserve the source's component-by-component transformation, in its original order and at its original cues: luminous ribbons form the white gloves around her hands; the black heels become the source's white-pink-gold knee-high magical boots while the APOS shirt can still be present; the short black skirt blooms into the source's pink skirt; then each sleeve, the shirt/bodice and remaining upper-body element transforms separately at its corresponding cue in the source. APOS lettering disappears only as the T-shirt itself transforms. Do not collapse these steps into one instant wardrobe cut, and do not keep Image 3's black shoes after the magical-boot cue.

After the outfit is complete, preserve the source's spins, floating movement, bows, close-ups, light rays, gradual heart-tiara formation and final full-body moon/crystal pose. Costume jewelry and hair accessories may change at the source's cues, but the face remains the woman from Images 1–2 in EVERY face-visible shot, especially the long frontal close-up as the tiara forms and the final eyes-open reveal. Never restore, blend in or average the original source performer's face. Keep the source performance and natural restrained expressions; do not invent a smile or a new gesture.

Preserve the original single-performer composition, blue-to-violet/pink background progression, luminous ribbons, camera movement, relative scale, timing and final pink-costume design. While the APOS shirt is visible, use the real white lettering from Image 2 rather than inventing other words or logos. Natural human anatomy, stable face and clothing, no extra people, extra cuts, props, background replacements or unrelated text.
