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Using the portrait as a base, preserving all facial features, create a vertical shot in the spirit of the series "American Horror Story: Asylum." Style: waist-up, super-detailed, realistic skin, unedited, atmospheric, emotional, horror shot, cinematic masterpiece.Plot: The character is a helpless patient, strapped to an electroshock chair. This is the moment right before the doctor presses the button. There's an animalistic terror in her eyes.Clothing: A simple, gray hospital gown. No nun's robes. Her hair is tousled and damp with sweat.Location and Atmosphere: A cold, sterile room with white tiles in Briarcliff Asylum. Frightening medical equipment is scattered around. The only light is a bright lamp shining directly into the character's face. An atmosphere of hopelessness and pain.Emotion and Action: Pure terror and rage on the face. Eyes wide, mouth open in a silent scream. The character struggles to break free from the leather straps holding his head and arms. In the background, out of focus, Dr. Arthur Arden (James Cromwell) prepares the apparatus for operation.Technical Specifications: Close-up shot to show every tear and drop of sweat. Camera tilted slightly (Dutch angle) to show that the character's world has been upended. Colors are cool, almost black and white, with a clinical greenish tint. Vertical shot 9:16Camera: Arriflex 16ST to convey the feel of old 1960s cinema.