10-Second Band Performance Video Prompt

10-second music performance video showing how a full band builds a song from separate parts. Format: 24fps, cinematic live-stage lighting, shallow depth of field, realistic footage style. Cast: exactly four distinct band members (four different faces, not the same person). Keep identity consistent across the entire video. No extra musicians. No audience close-ups. Band member identity anchors: 1) Drummer: short hair, black sleeveless top, wristbands, seated behind a drum kit. 2) Guitarist: long wavy hair, red jacket, electric guitar with a white pickguard. 3) Bassist: buzz cut, denim shirt, bass guitar with a natural wood finish. 4) Vocalist: curly hair, white shirt, handheld microphone. 0.0-4.0s: 4-way split screen (2x2 grid). - Top-left: Drummer close-up, powerful groove. Show stick hits and cymbal vibration. - Top-right: Guitarist hand close-up on the fretboard, emotional riff. - Bottom-left: Bassist plucking hand close-up, calm and precise groove. - Bottom-right: Vocalist close-up, eyes closed, intense emotional singing. Audio concept: the arrangement feels "built" in layers, ending with all parts fully combined. At exactly 4.0s: synchronized transition on a strong snare hit. 4.0-10.0s: the split screens merge into one full-frame stage performance of the complete four-piece band. Blocking / stage positions (must match): - Vocalist stands CENTER FRONT as the focal point (hero framing). - Drummer is BACK CENTER behind the kit. - Guitarist is FRONT LEFT. - Bassist is FRONT RIGHT. Camera / framing: Start 4.0s with a wide shot that clearly shows the full formation, then slowly push in toward the vocalist. By 8.0-10.0s, medium-wide framing with the vocalist centered in the frame, bandmates visible left/right, drummer in the background. End on a unified peak moment with the vocalist still centered.