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TASK
Edit @video1. Replace the horseback archer with @image1, using her complete face, black hair in a high bun, skin tone, body build, proportions, black high-collared tunic and flowing black skirt panels, dark boots, purple sleeve accents, brown belt, and silver scale armor exactly as shown in @image1. Keep the source rider’s mounted saddle, reins, leather quiver with spare arrows, traditional wooden recurve bow, and arrow. The bow shown in @image1 does not replace the source bow. Keep the dark brown horse unchanged, including its leather bridle, reins, saddle, and dark blue saddle pad. Everything else stays exactly as in @video1: every galloping stride, rider balance, jump, bow draw and arrow release, character position, camera move, framing change, hard cut, and timing.
ACTIVE REFERENCES
@image1 is the complete appearance reference for the horseback archer: use her face, high black bun, windblown loose hair, skin tone, physique, silver scale armor, black and purple clothing, brown belt, skirt panels, and dark boots. Do not transfer the bow held in the reference image; retain the source wooden bow, arrow, quiver, saddle, and reins.
SOURCE VIDEO
@video1 is the source video being edited. Preserve the mounted archer and dark brown horse racing toward the camera along the dirt riding track, the horse clearing the wooden jumping rail and landing into a gallop, then the rider raising the bow, nocking and drawing an arrow, aiming while mounted, and releasing the arrow as the horse continues across the grassland. Preserve both hard cuts exactly in place.
SHOT-BY-SHOT GUIDE
Shot 1 (0-2.3s): Keep the wide, dynamic high-to-low tracking view skimming backward over the foreground wooden posts. @image1 and the unchanged dark brown horse approach from distant center toward the right midground along the dirt track. @image1 sits forward in the saddle in an equestrian riding posture, her black skirt panels and loose hair streaming behind her in the wind. She looks straight ahead with focused determination, keeps the reins in hand, and holds the traditional wooden bow low in her left hand beside the saddle. The horse gallops at full speed with its hooves striking the dirt and throwing dust behind it. End with horse and rider passing close into the right midground.
Shot 2 (2.3-6s): Keep the low-angle tracking shot following closely behind horse and rider as they move away through the center midground. @image1 folds forward over the horse’s neck in a compact jumping seat, holding the reins and keeping the wooden bow secure alongside the horse’s flank. The dark brown horse launches over the chest-high wooden rail, tucks its forelegs, clears the rail without contact, then lands on the dirt and continues at a sprint. @image1 rises back toward an upright saddle posture after the landing, still facing forward with a concentrated expression. Keep the tall wooden posts, hurdle, dirt contact, dust plume, and open hills exactly as in the source shot.
Shot 3 (6-10s): Keep the medium profile tracking shot pacing the horse and rider from the right side as they travel across the center frame. The dark brown horse spans the lower center frame in a steady gallop over the grass and dirt. @image1 remains firmly seated in the saddle with her torso upright and slightly turned toward the forward-right target direction. She raises the source wooden recurve bow in her left hand, nocks the source arrow, pulls the bowstring back to her cheek with her right hand and elbow extended behind her, squints along the arrow shaft, then releases the arrow. Keep the quiver fixed at her hip or saddle area with spare fletched arrows visible. End with the released arrow moving forward while the horse maintains its gallop.
SETTING
Keep the source open grassland throughout: the dirt riding tracks, flat grassy ground, rolling green hills, clear blue sky, wooden obstacle posts, and wooden jumping rail. Keep horse, rider, bow, quiver, arrow, and saddle at correct scale and with secure physical contact. The horse’s hooves must strike the dirt and grass naturally, the rider must remain properly supported in the saddle, and the rail must remain chest-high relative to the horse.
EXPRESSION NOTES
@image1 maintains a determined, composed expression during the gallop and jump. During the final shot, her gaze becomes sharply focused along the arrow toward the forward-right target before the release.
PHYSICS
Keep @image1’s armor fitted and stable over her torso while the black skirt panels, loose hair, and purple sleeves respond naturally to the speed and wind. Keep both hands correctly attached to the reins, bow grip, and bowstring at each moment. Keep the bow flexible under full draw, the arrow nocked securely before release, the string recoiling after release, and the arrow continuing forward from the bow. Keep the quiver and saddle firmly attached throughout the gallop and jump.
LIGHTING
Match @image1’s face, scale armor, black clothing, purple fabric accents, an
