Cinematic Four-Panel Storyboard

Create a cinematic image divided into four horizontal panels, each representing different camera angles for the same scene and theme. All panels must maintain visual coherence in lighting, color grading, and atmosphere. Top panel – Bird's-eye shot: Top-down view, camera angle completely vertical, emphasizing spatial layout and geometric structure. Second panel – Side close-up: Close-up of the side contour, with a shallow depth of field, focusing on facial or object details through cinematic compression. Third panel – Super close-up: A super close-up capturing fine textures and micro details, almost abstractly filling the entire frame. Bottom panel – Medium wide-angle rear shot: A medium wide-angle shot from behind the subject, showing posture and environment, cinematic composition, and a strong sense of depth. Panels are clearly separated horizontally, editing film compositions, and high-end movie stills, with the identity of the subject in all panels consistent.