Style: Real-life, gym or posture assessment setting, high clarity, authentic with no cinematic effects.
Scene: A muscular man starting with a neutral, well-aligned posture (first image), followed by a gradual shift into a noticeable high-low shoulder misalignment (second image).
Camera: Start with a full-back view of the man standing straight (first image), then smoothly transition to show the left shoulder higher than the right, emphasizing the misalignment (second image).
Visual Effects: Use a red line starting from the left shoulder, making it visible in both frames to highlight the shift from balanced to uneven posture.
Movement: Ensure a smooth, continuous transition from the first image to the second, showing the gradual effect of poor posture on the shoulder alignment. The camera remains fixed, but the posture shift is highlighted.
Environment: Gym or posture clinic with anatomical charts or gym equipment in the background for a clinical, professional feel.
Lighting: Bright, even lighting with a focus on the shoulders to make the misalignment clearly visible. The background should remain slightly blurred to keep the focus on the posture change.