Monster Invasion Green Screen Replacement

Use the reference video exactly: same reporter (same face, messy brown hair, rumpled light blue shirt, loosened tie, lanyard, handheld mic), same off-center-left framing slowly pushing in, same actions and timing (speaking urgently, glancing over his right shoulder, flinching and ducking as something passes overhead, pointing behind himself, crouching and shielding his eyes while still talking), same wind in hair and shirt. Every human action identical. Replace only the green screen, green floor and two fans, consistent from first frame to last, nothing appearing or transforming later: he's in the middle of a wide city avenue at dusk during an invasion by winged monsters, with the chaos fully present behind him the whole time (abandoned cars with doors open, papers and dust blowing, smoke from a building, flickering streetlights). Original creatures (not classic aliens or spaceships): bat-like winged monsters the size of a large dog, leathery dark red wings, four thin clawed limbs, blunt eyeless head with a ring of small glowing orange spots, long whip tail; swooping between buildings and perching on cars and streetlight poles, several airborne at all times. Mother-vessel never centered: far right, low over the rooftops, a huge dark ribbed organic seed pod with slowly beating membranous fins and glowing orange pores, drifting sideways. Synced to his gestures: when he glances back, a monster lands on a car roof and screeches; when he ducks, one flies right past his head and exits into the foreground; when he points, three lift off from a bus roof; when he crouches, dust and papers blast past from the wingbeats. Finish: photorealistic creatures at correct scale, motion blur on wings, orange glow and dusk light correctly lighting the reporter and street, monster shadows on cars, film grain, desaturated teal grade with orange accents, blockbuster VFX quality. Sound: wind, his urgent voice, leathery wingbeats, screeches, deep organic pulsing hum from the vessel, distant alarms, papers flapping.