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integrated_multimodal_description: HCSM, handcrafted stop-motion, miniature cinematic, two distinct articulated human puppets, one woman and one man, dancing together in a handcrafted retro miniature nightclub. Preserve their distinct character designs, hairstyles, clothing and articulated puppet construction. Use the supplied ControlNet video as the authoritative motion reference: reproduce its choreography as precisely as possible, including the exact sequence and timing of steps, alternating footwork, knee bends, weight transfers, hip and torso movements, arm gestures, hand positions, body orientation, partner spacing, interaction and changes of movement intensity. Follow the reference motion continuously from beginning to end; do not simplify, reinterpret or invent a different dance. Maintain believable puppet mechanics, physical weight, inertia, foot contact and articulated joints. The environment is a handcrafted miniature nightclub with a polished reflective dance floor, circular colored floor patterns, dark blue walls, neon accents, small bar, vintage lights, tables, chairs and miniature audience, constructed from wood, plaster, fabric, glass, painted metal, clay and resin with tactile handmade imperfections. Practical warm tungsten and cool blue lighting, realistic miniature shadows and reflections, shallow depth of field, cinematic full-body framing and stable camera movement matching the ControlNet reference. overall_soundscape: Restrained retro nightclub ambience, distant audience presence, subtle room tone and faint physical movement sounds, kept clearly beneath the music. non_diegetic_music: Create a musical track closely matching the reference video's music: an upbeat retro dance number with a steady four-on-the-floor beat, prominent electric bass, bright electric piano or organ chords, rhythmic electric guitar, crisp drum kit with strong kick and snare, occasional handclaps and short brass or synth accents. Maintain a fast, energetic dance tempo, repeating melodic phrases, strong downbeats and clear rhythmic accents that support the exact choreography of the ControlNet reference. Keep the overall musical character, tempo, groove, instrumentation and energy as close as possible to the reference video. Use a female singing voice instead of the original male vocal, while maintaining the same melodic character, phrasing and rhythmic placement. No dramatic genre change, no slow sections, no orchestral arrangement.