Professional Character Reference Sheet Prompt

Create a highly detailed PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT / CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET using the uploaded reference image as the ONLY source for the subject's identity. IMPORTANT IDENTITY RULE: Use the uploaded face reference ONLY to preserve the subject's true facial identity, facial structure, proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, skin characteristics and recognizable features. The subject can be MALE or FEMALE depending entirely on the uploaded reference. Do NOT change, beautify, feminize, masculinize, age, de-age, or redesign the person's natural facial identity. Preserve the exact recognizable identity consistently throughout every panel. Create ONE SINGLE LARGE VERTICAL CHARACTER SHEET / MODEL SHEET, not separate images. VISUAL STYLE: Premium professional film-production character reference sheet, realistic photography combined with clean production-design documentation, white/off-white studio background, extremely clean editorial layout, subtle thin gray divider lines, small professional labels, technical annotations, realistic photographic rendering, high-end cinematic character-development presentation, natural skin texture, realistic hair strands, accurate anatomy, consistent proportions. OVERALL COMPOSITION: Match the structure and density of a professional character reference board. TOP SECTION: Large primary head-and-shoulders portrait of the character, approximately 3/4 or front-facing view, with natural expression and neutral studio lighting. Place a professional CHARACTER PROFILE information panel beside the main portrait containing fields such as: NAME: AGE: HEIGHT: BODY TYPE: OCCUPATION: ETHNICITY: EYES: SKIN TONE: DISTINCTIVE FEATURES: The information must describe only visually observable characteristics from the reference image. Do not invent unnecessary biographical information. SECTION 1 - HEAD ANGLES: Show a row of consistent head-angle portraits: 1. FRONT 2. 3/4 FRONT 3. LEFT PROFILE 4. 3/4 BACK 5. LOOKING UP 6. LOOKING DOWN All views must represent EXACTLY the same person. Keep facial proportions, hairstyle, skin texture and identity consistent. SECTION 2 - EXPRESSIONS: Show multiple close-up facial expressions: 1. NEUTRAL 2. SOFT SMILE 3. SERIOUS 4. THOUGHTFUL 5. additional natural subtle expression if space allows Expressions must change naturally while the person's identity remains completely unchanged. SECTION 3 - FULL BODY / OUTFIT REFERENCE: Show full-body character views in the same outfit: 1. FRONT 2. 3/4 FRONT 3. BACK 4. SIDE Use a simple, realistic outfit appropriate for a professional character sheet. Keep clothing, body proportions, hairstyle and accessories consistent across all views. Show realistic hands, feet, posture and anatomy. SECTION 4 - DETAIL CLOSE-UPS: Create small photographic detail panels for: - EYES - EYEBROWS - HAIR TEXTURE - EARS / EARRINGS if present - SKIN TEXTURE - LIPS - NOSE - DISTINCTIVE FACIAL FEATURE Every detail must belong to the same reference person. SECTION 5 - HAIR ANALYSIS: Show a clean back-of-head / rear hairstyle reference. Include small labeled callouts for: - HAIR LENGTH - HAIRLINE - HAIR SHAPE - HAIR COLOR - HAIR TEXTURE Preserve the exact hairstyle characteristics visible in the reference. SECTION 6 - FACE ANALYSIS: Show: - FRONT FACE ANALYSIS - SIDE PROFILE ANALYSIS Add subtle professional guide lines/callouts indicating: FACIAL PROPORTIONS EYE SHAPE NOSE STRUCTURE LIP SHAPE JAWLINE CHIN CHEEKBONE STRUCTURE Do not alter the actual face to match the guides. SECTION 7 - COLOR PALETTE: Create a small professional palette derived from the actual reference: - SKIN TONES - HAIR COLORS - EYE COLOR - LIP TONE - ACCENT COLORS Use small rectangular color swatches with clean labels. SECTION 8 - LIGHTING REFERENCE: Show 3–4 small portrait lighting examples of the SAME CHARACTER: - SOFT STUDIO LIGHT - WARM CINEMATIC LIGHT - COOL CINEMATIC LIGHT - NATURAL WINDOW LIGHT The lighting may change, but facial identity must remain exactly consistent. SECTION 9 - STYLE NOTES: Add a small clean professional notes section describing visible characteristics such as: - overall visual style - silhouette - hairstyle character - clothing direction - accessories - facial presence - cinematic impression Do not invent personal information. CAMERA / PHOTOGRAPHY: Professional full-frame photography. 85mm portrait lens for close-up portraits. 50mm lens for medium/full-body reference where appropriate. Natural perspective with minimal distortion. Eye-level camera for standard views. Precise profile camera positioning for side views. Consistent camera height and subject scale across corresponding panels. Sharp facial detail. Natural depth of field. Soft controlled studio lighting. Accurate skin texture. Realistic pores and fine hair strands. Subtle natural photographic grain. No artificial CGI appearance. CONSISTENCY LOCK: The SAME PERSON must appear in every single panel. Maintain identical: facial identity facial proportions bone structure eyes eyebrows nose lips jawline chin skin tone hairline hair texture body proportions age appearance gender presentation distinctive features Only camera angle, pose, expression, lighting and viewing direction may change. LAYOUT: One single vertical poster. Dense but highly organized professional character-sheet layout. Clean white background. Strong visual hierarchy. Small elegant uppercase section headings. Thin technical guide lines. Neat spacing. Consistent margins. Professional film/VFX/pre-production reference-board aesthetic. No decorative clutter. TEXT QUALITY: All labels should be small, clean, correctly spelled, professional English. Do not generate random paragraphs or meaningless text. Keep text minimal and functional. Prioritize visual accuracy over excessive text. REALISM: Ultra-photorealistic. High-resolution professional photography. Natural skin. Natural asymmetry. Realistic hair. Realistic eyes. Realistic clothing materials. Physically accurate lighting. No plastic skin. No beauty-filter effect. No AI-looking face. No duplicated facial features. No inconsistent identity. FINAL OUTPUT: A polished, production-ready CHARACTER REFERENCE / CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT SHEET that looks like it was professionally prepared for a film, Netflix series, game, VFX production, or cinematic project. IMPORTANT: Use the uploaded reference image as the identity anchor. Do not copy the reference image's exact pose or composition. Reconstruct the character into the complete professional character-sheet format described above while preserving the person's identity with maximum accuracy.