한국 코미디 쇼 패러디 컷

Original prompt

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean comedy show parody portrait, SNL Korea-style TV studio frame for social media poster and thumbnail use.
Anchored as a broadcast-grade sketch still where the subject appears as if they guest-starred in a live variety show, with realistic studio graphics, episode metadata, audience-energy cues, and a content-rich thumbnail/poster layout.

[Composition]
- Main subject: {원본 보존} with identity preserved, placed in the center-right hero zone taking about 55% of the frame height, seated or half-standing in an anchor/guest position with a confident variety-show reaction pose.
- Set framing: {배경·세트} fills the upper and side edges, with a glossy desk edge, red curtain depth, LED wall panels, visible stage truss highlights, audience bokeh, neon signage, and small monitor screens creating a stage-backed TV studio feel.
- Text placement: {시그니처 카피} appears as the main headline in the upper third, while {자막·그래픽} sits in the lower third like a live broadcast chyron; add a small red “LIVE” bug, episode label “VOL. 247”, date label “2026.05.01 금요일”, and a compact channel handle “@weekend_update_kr”.
- Thumbnail details: include one accent emoji or graphic shape such as “🔥” or a yellow burst sticker reading “방청객 폭소”, plus a small vertical credit/spine text near the left edge reading “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트 · 특별 게스트”.
- Composition flow: design a strong left-to-right broadcast reading path with layered headline, hero face, lower-third strip, desk props, studio lights, and micro UI details that make the frame feel like a captured live comedy segment rather than a flat mockup.

[Core Structure]
1. Hero subject area: {원본 보존} is rendered as a crisp TV-studio character shot, with face and posture preserved, slightly exaggerated variety-show expression, and clear separation from the background.
2. Studio set layer: build {SNL 모드} into a recognizable late-night format with anchor desk, guest microphone, cue cards, coffee mug, show signage, curtain depth, LED strips, stage light reflections, and audience silhouettes that read immediately as a comedy broadcast set.
3. Headline layer: place {시그니처 카피} in bold Korean broadcast typography across the upper or mid-upper region, with strong contrast against the set for instant readability; add a smaller kicker line above it: “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트”.
4. Lower-third graphics: render {자막·그래픽} as a polished TV chyron strip with clean edges, timestamp-like details, “LIVE”, “HD”, “EP.247”, ticker text “잠시 후 공개”, and broadcast UI treatment.
5. Background depth: use {배경·세트} to create layered depth with red curtain planes, neon glow, LED dot texture, camera-monitor reflections, soft haze, and studio shadows so the subject feels integrated into a real set.
6. Poster/thumbnail enrichment: include small sponsor-style boxes without official seals, a barcode-like graphic block in the bottom corner, tiny production credit text, and subtle sticker tags such as “특별 게스트” and “웃음주의”.
7. Final polish: apply {라이팅} and {컬러 톤} so the image looks like a real parody still from a Korean live comedy show, with cinematic TV clarity, lively graphic density, and believable physical set details.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: Pretendard ExtraBold or Noto Sans KR Black for the headline, 72–110px feel; lower-third in Noto Sans KR Medium, compact broadcast styling, tight tracking; micro labels in Noto Sans KR Bold and Medium.
- Color palette: use {컬러 톤} with deep black #111111, vivid red #D6001C, broadcast yellow #F4C400, warm studio amber highlights, creamy skin tones, and cool monitor-blue accent lights.
- Graphic treatment: combine bold TV headline blocks, glossy chyron bars, diagonal yellow burst shapes, red live indicator, small channel handle, and ticker-style micro text while keeping the subject’s face dominant.
- Depth and texture: show realistic curtain folds, desk reflections, acrylic signage edges, LED panel pixels, light haze, subtle paper texture on cue cards, and specular highlights on microphones or desk trim.
- Border/shadow: add subtle studio edge shadows, 4px y-offset with 14px blur at 18% opacity, plus faint glow around neon signage and realistic occlusion where foreground graphics overlap the set.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: 85mm portrait lens at f/2.0 for a studio close-up feel, with mild perspective compression and sharp face detail.
- Lighting: TV studio key light from front-left at 45°, warm amber fill from front-right, slight top rim light for separation, practical red and yellow neon glow from the set, and small catchlights in the eyes.
- Color grade: black-red-yellow broadcast palette with warm skin tones, slightly boosted contrast, crisp network-TV clarity, controlled highlights on glossy surfaces, and realistic shadow falloff.
- Rendering quality: photorealistic Korean TV studio still, high-resolution poster finish, accurate facial detail, natural fabric texture, readable Korean typography, and convincing layered broadcast graphics.

[Mood]
Like a Saturday Night Live Korea live sketch still — sharp broadcast comedy energy with a late-night TV studio parody vibe, lively audience atmosphere, punchy headline drama, and playful social-thumbnail excitement.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: must render exactly these Korean strings if included: “오늘의 위켄드 업데이트”, “VOL. 247”, “2026.05.01 금요일”, “LIVE”, “EP.247”, “잠시 후 공개”, “방청객 폭소”, “특별 게스트”, “웃음주의”, “@weekend_update_kr”.
- Render {시그니처 카피} and {자막·그래픽} exactly as provided after argument substitution, with clean Korean characters and no garbled strokes.
- Identity invariant: {원본 보존} must keep the original person’s identity recognizable; only costume, expression, set, and TV-show styling may change.
- Broadcast realism: chyron, headline, live bug, episode label, ticker, desk props, lighting, and show graphics should look like a real Korean comedy-broadcast screen, with no layout glitches.
- Preserve {비율} as the intended vertical poster/thumbnail composition for 1024x1536 output.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites or unauthorized likeness of real public figures