Make a music video that sings your real song

A casual snapshot taken on an older smartphone at night, amateur quality, not a professional photograph.

A man in his late twenties sits on the edge of an unmade bed in a small bedroom, leaning slightly forward toward the phone. Athletic build, warm brown skin, short twisted hair pulled back, thin moustache and a trimmed beard, a small scar on the bridge of his nose, relaxed confident eyes looking straight into the lens. He wears a plain black hoodie with the hood down over a white tee, grey sweatpants, a thin silver chain, fine tattoos across the backs of both hands.

The room is small and lived in: a plain off-white wall with a scuff mark and a nail hole, a closed venetian blind, a crumpled duvet, a black hoodie thrown over the back of a desk chair, a charging cable trailing across the carpet, an empty drinks can on the windowsill.

Lit only by the phone's harsh on-camera LED flash straight from the front, plus a weak yellow ceiling bulb. Flat frontal light, blown out highlights on his forehead and cheekbones, hard black shadow thrown onto the wall behind him, dull greenish cast in the corners of the room.

Image quality is deliberately poor: heavy digital noise in the shadows, visible JPEG compression blocking, low dynamic range with crushed shadows and clipped highlights, everything in focus with no background blur at all, mild wide angle distortion from a small phone lens, slightly crooked handheld framing with the subject a little off centre.

No text, no logos, no lettering, no captions, no watermarks anywhere in the frame.

@image1 is the performer. Keep his exact face, hair and outfit in every shot. @video1 is a black screen that carries only an audio track. Use its audio to drive the timing, the rhythm, the cut points and the performer's mouth movement. Do not use its black frames as visual content. @video1 contributes audio only.

He sings straight to camera from the edge of the bed in his small bedroom, lit by the phone flash. Medium shot with a slow push in, then a hard cut to a close up for the chorus. Handheld, realistic.

Lip-sync strictly: "paste the lyrics of this part here". No silent stretches while the vocal is running. No subtitles, no text, no watermark.