Recreate a Sonic reel using a girlfriend's social validation

## Intent / Goal
- One ~7s vertical reel in the reference's format: top-subtitle storytelling, girlfriend-as-approval, fast jump-cut outfit beats.
- Dramatic before → after in fit / confidence / stylishness. Product invisible; confidence visible.

## Reference — what the reel actually does (watched · 7.1s · 720×1280)
- Korean subtitles narrate on top. Opens "Please... the outfit my girlfriend wanted is..." over a faceless mannequin in a baggy red 'abcd' sweater — the "before".
- Then jump-cuts through real-guy outfits with her approval captions: "OK even if ugly" → "Top pick" → "1% casual in the formal" → "This is it!!" → "Clean, exactly the one".
- The girlfriend (pink cardigan, white crop top, mask + sunglasses, striking) stands beside every fit and clings to his arm on the winners — she IS the approval mechanism.
- Static camera, same room, ~8 beats in 7 seconds; trendy track carries the mood. Reads as organic couple content, not an ad.

## Adaptation — Sonic Mens
- Same DNA, story flipped to Sonic's angle — subtitle examples: "My girlfriend said 'wear that white shirt today'" / "POV: They say I look different lately".
- Before: insecure fit, avoids white/fitted (nipple show-through territory). After: clean fitted looks worn confidently, her approval escalating beat by beat.
- Product never shown; the confidence transformation carries it.

## Production (Keith's plan)
- Stills-first: edit key frames from extracted stills → approve stills → generate realistic video beats → overlay subtitles + music.

## Casting
- The couple is variable, but the girlfriend must read clearly attractive (the validation premise) and the guy relatable-then-stylish.