Cinematic Character Storyboard

create a highly detailed cinematic storyboard poster in a 4:5 vertical ratio, designed like a premium editorial character sheet and film planning board. Use a clean beige paper background with thin black grid lines, black title bars, and a vintage magazine-meets-movie-production aesthetic. The composition must follow this layout: a large vertical character profile panel on the left, a multi-panel storyboard sequence on the right, and a bottom information strip spanning the full width. Keep the design polished, balanced, and highly readable, with strong hierarchy, realistic lighting, and consistent character design across all panels. Left panel: show the main character in a hero pose with a large stylized title at the top, a short tagline beneath it, then a structured profile section with labels such as name, age, hometown, profession, style, quote, about, and lifestyle. Add a full-body or near full-body hero image of the character, with one prop that defines their identity. The typography should feel hand-drawn, bold, and cinematic. Right side: create 6 to 7 storyboard frames arranged in a clean grid. Each frame should have a black header bar with numbered shot titles. Every frame must show the same character in a different action beat, with clear camera energy and scene progression. Under each frame, include three small text boxes labeled camera / movement, music, and sound. The shots should feel like a real production storyboard: dynamic, expressive, and visually coherent from scene to scene. Bottom strip: add three labeled sections across the width: wardrobe and gear, personality and skills, and locations and conditions. Use small thumbnail-style images, icons, or product-style cutouts for the wardrobe area. Keep the personality area as a bullet list with short traits. Keep the locations area as mini landscape thumbnails with concise labels and environment notes. Style direction: cinematic commercial, premium storyboard board, urban editorial design, natural skin texture, realistic proportions, dramatic but clean lighting, cohesive color palette, high detail, sharp composition, professional print-ready finish. Make it look like a storyboard used for a film, music video, or high-end brand campaign. Important layout rules: preserve the same overall structure, visual balance, and ratio discipline as the reference. Use one dominant left panel, one storyboard grid on the right, and one footer band at the bottom. Make the whole design feel like a single unified art board, not separate random panels. Fill-In Template You can swap the subject and theme like this: Subject: [character name or type] Theme: [sports / fashion / music / fantasy / action / luxury / street culture] Setting: [location or environment] Hero prop: [skateboard / microphone / motorcycle / camera / sword / sneaker / etc.] Mood: [fearless / playful / elegant / rebellious / futuristic / heroic] Number of storyboard shots: 6 or 7 Output format: 4:5 vertical