Create a courtside broadcast still.
Subject: a young woman with warm olive skin seated in an arena crowd, centred in frame.
Long dark brown hair, centre-parted, falling straight and loose forward over both
shoulders and down her chest. Soft natural makeup, glossy nude lip, defined brows. She
wears a fitted pale grey long-sleeve scoop-neck top. Both hands rest low in her lap
holding a clear plastic drink cup with a straw.
Action: seated upright, shoulders angled 15 degrees to her left, head turned back toward
the camera's right and chin lifted slightly, looking off past the lens at something in
the distance. Warm open smile with teeth showing, eyes narrowed slightly with the smile.
Setting: a packed indoor arena crowd behind her, spectators in casual clothing rendered
out of focus, a man in a blue team tee to her left and a man in a dark shirt directly
behind her. Dark moulded seat backs and a black railing cut across behind her shoulders.
Blurred shoulders and a dark cap of foreground spectators clipped at both frame edges.
Visual style: photoreal live sports broadcast capture — slight video softness, mild
sensor noise, flat television colour, shallow depth of field from a long lens.
Composition: medium shot, eye level, cropped at mid-torso, subject centred and sharp
with everything in front of and behind her falling off into blur.
Lighting: bright even overhead arena lighting, flat and slightly cool, no directional
key, gentle sheen on the hair.
Text inside: a horizontal broadcast scoreboard bar across the lower frame. Left section
reads "AVL" with the number "54" and "HRB" with the number "64", the word "BONUS"
beneath each. Right section reads "2ND", then "1:12" in a highlighted box, then "24".
All text clean sans-serif, white and yellow on a dark translucent bar.
Constraints: never place any real network, league, team or sportswear logo, wordmark or
swoosh anywhere in frame, never square her shoulders to camera, never have her look
directly into the lens, never close the smile into a neutral mouth, never render the
crowd sharp, never crop above the chest, never light her with a studio key, never make
the image look like a posed portrait.
Output: 16:9 horizontal.
