30-Second Idol Group Stage Music Video Prompt

A high-energy, glamorous, professional-grade 30-second stage music video featuring a three-member female idol group. Images 1, 2, and 3 respectively define the unique and complete appearance of the three members. Strictly preserve each member's face, hairstyle, hair color, outfit, accessories, body proportions, and overall design. Do not swap outfits, change character identities, blend faces, or deform the characters. The three members form one female idol group performing on a large modern concert stage. Throughout the entire video, they genuinely sing and dance at the same time. Their lip movements continuously and naturally match the song, while their body movements remain tightly synchronized with the beat. The choreography is dense and professional, combining J-pop, K-pop, modern commercial dance, and dynamic stage formation changes. All three members must remain present together within the stage space at all times. The core structure must be extremely clear: 0-6s: Three-member chorus -> 6-12s: Blonde member Center Solo -> 12-18s: Green-haired member Center Solo -> 18-24s: Red-haired member Center Solo -> 24-30s: Final three-member chorus. Whenever one member takes center as the lead vocalist, the other two must never disappear or simply stand and wait. They must continue full supporting choreography behind and to either side of the Center member, naturally highlighting her through choreography, eye lines, and coordinated movements. The cinematography must feel like a real large-scale idol concert MV: fast but clear multi-camera cuts, push-ins, lateral tracking, low-angle shots, frontal telephoto shots, and alternating close-ups and wide shots. Every camera change must serve the current lead vocalist and the choreography's climax. No meaningless camera rotations. 0-6s | Opening Three-Member Chorus The music begins immediately at its peak, with no waiting or buildup. The three members stand at center stage in a triangular formation: the blonde member slightly forward in the center, the green-haired member at rear left, and the red-haired member at rear right. All three begin singing and performing high-density choreography immediately. 0-2s: An ultra-wide stage shot rapidly pushes toward the three members. They perform in perfect synchronization: step forward -> rapidly spread both arms -> strong shoulder hit -> hip turn -> arms sweep upward in a large arc. The massive LED backdrop, illuminated stair strips, and overhead lighting rig activate simultaneously in rhythm with the music. 2-4s: Cut to a slightly low-angle medium-wide shot. The three continue singing and dancing, performing synchronized rapid footwork and upper-body combinations: side-to-side steps -> chest hit -> shoulder groove -> arms cross -> arms open outward. Hair, skirts, clothing, and accessories respond naturally to the choreography with realistic inertia. 4-6s: A rapid frontal camera push-in. The three form a slightly staggered horizontal formation and sing the first climax together. On the final beat, the blonde member steps half a step forward while the other two naturally retreat diagonally to either side, establishing the formation for the first Center Solo. 6-12s | Blonde Member Center Solo The blonde twin-tail member becomes the absolute visual center. She sings lead at the exact center of the stage, while the other two members remain clearly visible behind her on both sides, continuously performing high-quality supporting choreography. 6-8s: A frontal tracking shot at approximately 35mm follows the blonde member. While singing, she continuously performs: right step -> left step -> consecutive shoulder hits -> accented hip movement -> rapid arm wave -> both arms open above her head. Her movements are lively, energetic, and confident, clearly matching her futuristic, sporty idol character. The two background members perform slightly simplified but synchronized choreography that echoes her movements. 8-10s: Cut to a close side-front tracking shot. The blonde member quickly turns half a rotation and immediately faces front again, causing her twin-tails to swing naturally and visibly. She continues singing while performing: rapid footwork -> chest pop -> right-arm hit -> left-arm hit -> both hands point toward the camera -> natural smile. The other two members exchange positions behind her, creating dynamic depth across the stage. 10-12s: A brief frontal 85mm close-up emphasizes her singing expression. She looks directly into the camera while singing her final line, then finishes with a powerful outward arm extension. The camera rapidly pulls back to a medium shot. The blonde member moves toward the rear right, while the green-haired member spins in from the left and takes center stage. The formation transition must happen through real dance steps, never teleportation. 12-18s | Green-Haired Member Center Solo The green-haired member becomes the center vocalist. Her solo style is more elegant, sweet, and reminiscent of a traditional idol performance, while still maintaining high choreography density. 12-14s: The camera rapidly tracks laterally along the left side of the stage from a slightly low angle. While singing and moving forward, the green-haired member performs: two light, quick steps -> subtle body rotation -> both arms gently open -> wrist rotation -> rhythmic shoulder movement. Her large bow, long hair, and layered skirt respond naturally with rotational inertia. The other two members perform symmetrical supporting choreography behind her. 14-16s: Frontal medium shot. The green-haired member performs a continuous sequence with a stronger J-pop idol character: rapid side-to-side steps -> arms cross in front of chest -> both hands open outward -> hip turn -> one hand reaches toward the camera. She maintains realistic singing lip-sync and a natural smile throughout. On the final movement, the background members echo her choreography half a beat later, creating an elegant wave effect across the stage. 16-18s: The camera gently pushes closer. The green-haired member performs a graceful small spin, finishes facing the camera, and sings the end of her solo. The red-haired member moves from the rear right toward center along a curved path, while the green-haired member retreats toward the rear left. The formation transitions seamlessly. 18-24s | Red-Haired Member Center Solo The red-haired member becomes the center vocalist. This section has a noticeably more passionate, energetic, and vibrant visual character, with the stage lighting shifting to red and gold. 18-20s: A low-angle 35mm shot slowly pushes forward. Maintaining frontal eye contact while singing, the red-haired member performs: long step forward -> shoulder hit -> fluid body wave -> both arms rise outward from her sides. Her long hair and semi-transparent skirt show pronounced but realistic delayed motion. The other two members dance behind her with stronger, more powerful supporting movements to emphasize the Center member. 20-22s: Rapid cut to an 85mm medium close-up. The red-haired member performs: arms cross -> rapidly open -> chest hit -> approximately 180-degree turn -> hair whip -> turn back toward camera. Every movement must show realistic weight transfer, with no floating or sliding. She continues naturally lip-syncing to the song. 22-24s: The camera rapidly retreats in front of her. The red-haired member steps forward and hits the final accent of her solo. At the same time, the other two members rapidly approach from behind. Through continuous dance steps, all three reform into the final main horizontal formation. 24-30s | Final Three-Member Chorus Climax The music enters its final climax. All three members return to completely equal status as a group. 24-26s: Large-scale wide shot of the entire stage. The three move forward in synchronization while singing together and performing dense main choreography: right step -> left step -> double shoulder hit -> chest pop -> arm wave -> hip turn -> both arms open toward the sky. All stage lights, LED screens, and illuminated floor strips simultaneously reach their climax. 26-28s: Rapid cuts between frontal medium shots and low-angle shots. The three members alternate as visual focal points, but there are no more individual solos. The blonde member performs an energetic movement, the green-haired member follows with a softer and more elegant movement, and the red-haired member performs a powerful and glamorous movement. Their choreography then returns to full synchronization. 28-30s: The camera rapidly pushes in from the front. All three sing the final climactic line together. Final group movement: step forward -> cross both arms -> chest hit -> rapidly open arms to both sides -> bodies settle into a beautiful but natural final formation. The blonde member stands in the center, with the green-haired and red-haired members on either side. On the final beat, an intense stage-light burst occurs as the massive LED wall and overhead beams illuminate simultaneously. After finishing the song, the three members maintain natural breathing, subtle body movement, and the realistic physical presence of performers onstage. Do not freeze rigidly. In the final shot, the title from Reference Image 4 appears on screen. Strictly preserve the title design defined by Reference Image 4, including its exact text content, typography, layout, proportions, and overall visual appearance. Do not alter the title and do not generate any additional text. The title should appear naturally over the final concert image while all three members remain clearly visible. Performance Requirements All three members must perform like genuinely trained professional idols throughout the entire video. Singing and dancing must happen simultaneously. Do not show ordinary walking instead of dancing, standing still and merely waving, holding poses for extended periods, or the other two members stopping when one member is singing lead. The choreography must continuously include rapid footwork, shoulder grooves, chest accents, hip movements, arm waves, wrist movements, spins, formation changes, synchronized choreography, and deliberately offset echo movements. Movement density must remain consistently high. Each Center member receives approximately six full seconds of clear visual dominance. Cinematography Professional large-scale idol concert + music video cinematography. Use naturally and appropriately: 18-24mm for large-scale stage wide shots, 28-35mm for dance tracking shots, 50mm for medium shots, and 85mm for lead-vocal close-ups. The camera may rapidly push in, pull back, track laterally, follow from low angles, and cut to frontal telephoto shots. No meaningless 360-degree rotations around the performers. Do not overuse slow motion. Do not continuously frame only the face. Important dance movements should show the performers' full bodies whenever possible. Camera cuts must land on the musical beats. Stage A large modern Japanese female idol concert stage with a massive LED backdrop, multi-level stage stairs, illuminated floor lines, a large overhead lighting rig, moving light beams, subtle stage haze, and a distant audience filled with glow sticks. The visuals should be glamorous and spectacular without obscuring the performers. The primary lighting color changes according to the current Center member: Blonde member - bright gold, white, with subtle futuristic electric highlights. Green-haired member - emerald green, white, and soft gold. Red-haired member - vivid red and gold, passionate, energetic, and vibrant. Final chorus - all three color schemes merge into a bright, glamorous, large-scale idol concert lighting climax. Character Continuity Strictly preserve the identities of all three members throughout the entire video. Image 1 always represents the same blonde twin-tail member. Image 2 always represents the same long green-haired member. Image 3 always represents the same red-haired member. Do not swap faces, hairstyles, or outfits. Do not alter outfit structures. Do not randomly add a fourth member. Do not duplicate any character. Do not allow any member to suddenly disappear. Characters may change positions only through real physical stage movement. Maintain correct fingers, limbs, and body proportions. Use realistic footwork and weight transfer. Both feet must make believable contact with the stage floor. Turns and landings must follow realistic human biomechanics. Clothing, long hair, skirts, bows, and accessories must respond to character acceleration with realistic inertia, secondary motion, and delayed collisions. Final Result A high-density, 30-second promotional music video for a three-member female idol group. Glamorous, youthful, cute, dreamlike, professional, and filled with the energy of a real live concert. All three members receive clear and fair Center time while always making the audience feel that they belong to the same genuine idol group. The structure must remain unmistakably clear: Opening three-member chorus -> Blonde Center -> Green-haired Center -> Red-haired Center -> Final three-member chorus climax -> Title from Reference Image 4 appears in the final shot. Real singing and dancing simultaneously throughout. High choreography density. High camera-change density. Clear Center handoffs. Natural and continuous stage positioning. A powerful final climax.