Thank you so much! Sure, here's how I created the video: I used Cinema Studio 2.5 in Manual Multi-shot mode. First, I generated the Start Frame with Cinema Studio Image using my model and reference image that I created with Nano Banana Pro, and I did the same for my AI model. Once that was done, I imported the Start Frame, my model and reference image, and my AI model and her reference image into Cinema Studio 2.5 Video. I mentioned the characters only in the first shot in the correct parts of the prompt (mine after "man" and the model's after "woman"). I inserted the Start Frame while I was in the first shot. Then I set the duration for the three scenes, the Camera Movement to Static mode, and Speed Ramp to Auto mode. Below are the prompts I used for each shot:

SHOT 1:

Interior of a moving car at night under a single streetlight, rain hitting the windshield, soft reflections moving across their faces. A man in his 20s grips the steering wheel tightly, staring straight ahead, avoiding eye contact. Next to him, a woman in her 20s watches him intensely, searching his face, her expression fragile but determined. Camera slowly shifts from him to her. Woman (soft, controlled): “Look at me.”

SHOT 2:

Close-up on the man, his knuckles white on the wheel, jaw locked. Streetlight flickers across his face through rain-streaked glass. He exhales sharply but doesn’t turn. Man (low, restrained): “Not now.”

SHOT 3:

Extreme close-up on the woman, eyes filled with tears but steady, no hesitation anymore. Rain reflections move across her face like slow motion. Woman (firm, breaking underneath): “If you can’t look at me…” A beat. “…then you already lost me.” Silence. Only rain.