Beth Cast Nightwing AI Trend: Turn Your Photo into a Masked Hero Video

One continuous 10-second vertical video of the person from @Image1. Keep their face shape, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, hair and build exactly as in the photo in every shot. One person only.
0-2.5s: A living room at night washed in soft purple light. The person stands facing the camera, framed from the thighs up, in the same everyday clothes as in the photo, with bare hands. They hold a small blue domino eye mask by both sides with both hands and lift it so it covers both eyes at once, the full mask level across the face, for a moment; then they lower it again, flick their hair and smile at the lens. The mask is never held over just one eye.
2.5-3s: They throw one arm up and spin around fast on the spot; the camera whips sideways with strong motion blur.
3-6.5s: The spin ends and the same person now wears a fitted matte black athletic bodysuit, like real stunt-costume fabric, not shiny, not latex. A wide solid royal-blue V shape runs from both shoulders down to the middle of the chest, with thin royal-blue stripes down the outside of the arms and legs. If the person is a man, there is no V shape on his chest at all: instead, a few thin royal-blue stripes run from his shoulders down the sides of his body and along the outside of his arms and legs; everything else stays the same. On their face is a small blue domino eye mask, a thin band that covers only the area around the eyes; the nose, cheeks, mouth and chin stay fully visible, and their own hair falls loose as in the photo. In each hand they hold a short black stick about the length of a forearm, with a few blue light bands along it; they are fighting sticks, not swords and not light tubes. They hold the two sticks crossed in an X behind their head and keep that pose while swaying their hips side to side in a steady rhythm on the beat, a relaxed confident dance groove, as the handheld camera circles all the way around them in one smooth orbit: from the front, past their side, behind them so we see the back of the suit and the crossed sticks, past the other side and back to the front.
6.5-8.5s: Back at the front, wide shot, they whip the sticks out and do a fast combo: twirl both sticks, two quick strikes, a half spin, and land in a low fighting stance. The handheld camera follows the action.
8.5-10s: The camera pushes in to a close-up of their masked face in profile; they turn their head to look straight into the lens with a confident smile and raise one stick over their shoulder.
Sound: an original, upbeat Brazilian funk style electronic beat with a heavy bass drop landing exactly on the spin at 2.5 seconds, plus a sharp whoosh on the spin and quick swishes of the sticks. The music is newly composed and does not imitate any existing song or melody. No singing, no lyrics, no dialogue.
Rules: the person has exactly two arms and two hands and holds exactly two sticks. The mask never covers the nose or mouth. The bodysuit stays matte with no glowing lines. The suit and mask stay exactly the same after the spin. No logos, no emblems, no text, no other people.