Three-step pipeline: character sheet, then image and video of a rider

I have attached a reference video and a character sheet style reference. Execute this as a three-step pipeline. Do not skip steps. Do not add text or captions anywhere in any output. Step 1: Character Generation Study the character sheet style reference I have attached. Replicate that exact character sheet format (pose layout, framing conventions, neutral background, consistent lighting, multi-angle presentation) to design the rider seen in the attached reference video. Match the rider's build, wardrobe, gear, and demeanor as observed in the video. Output a full character sheet in that style so the rider can be re-used with identity consistency downstream. Step 2: Initial Image Generation (Seedream 5.0 Pro, 2K) Using the character from Step 1 as the identity lock, generate the opening frame of the video I attached. Analyze the reference video's composition, environment, lighting direction, subject scale, and camera angle, and replicate that opening beat precisely. Render two versions of this initial image: one at 9:16 and one at 16:9. Reframe the composition intelligently for each aspect ratio rather than cropping. Visual specification for both images: Extreme photorealism. High-speed tracking/panning photography aesthetic, frozen at the opening instant. Extreme camera angle matching the reference video's opening shot. Correct biomechanics of rider and machine. Detailed features, refractions and reflections on gear, metal, glass, and any wet or polished surfaces. Strong parallax between foreground rider and background environment. Luminous mist drifting far beneath the subject. Warm sunrise or sunset light as the key, with rich saturation across the frame. Fine 35mm film grain, vintage color grade, gentle bloom on highlights, subtle halation around bright light sources, prismatic highlights, controlled chromatic aberration at frame edges. Step 3: Video Generation (Seedance 2.0, 1080p, 10 seconds) Generate two videos, one at 9:16 and one at 16:9. For each, use the corresponding aspect-ratio image from Step 2 as the starting frame, and use the attached reference video as the motion guideline input so the animation, camera choreography, timing, and dynamics match the reference beat-for-beat across the full 10 seconds. Motion and camera direction: Replicate the reference video's motion in detail. Extreme camera angles. Maximum speed and dynamics. High-speed tracking and panning that follows the rider through the scene. Pronounced motion blur on fast-moving elements. Strong parallax between rider, mid-ground, and far background. Biomechanically correct rider movement throughout. Look and grade, held consistently across all 10 seconds: Extreme photorealism. Warm sunrise or sunset key light with rich saturation. Luminous mist far beneath the subject, drifting with parallax. Refractions and reflections that evolve naturally with camera motion. Fine 35mm film grain, vintage grade, gentle bloom, subtle halation, prismatic highlights, controlled chromatic aberration. Deliver: character sheet (Step 1), two 2K images at 9:16 and 16:9 (Step 2), two 1080p 10-second videos at 9:16 and 16:9 (Step 3). No text, watermarks, or captions in any output.