IDENTITY PRESERVATION INSTRUCTION:
Using the uploaded photo as the primary reference, preserve the person's exact facial features, face shape, eye color, skin tone, and unique characteristics. Maintain the individual's natural likeness and identity while applying the transformation.

TRANSFORMATION DESCRIPTION:
Transform the person into a character from the American TV show "The Office" (specifically the US version). The subject should be wearing professional business attire typical of the show: a button-down dress shirt (white or light blue), a tie (solid color or subtle pattern), and optionally a blazer or cardigan. The character should have the casual, slightly awkward pose and expression typical of the show's documentary-style cinematography. The overall look should be a realistic cosplay or character portrait, not a cartoon or caricature.

STYLE AND AESTHETIC PARAMETERS:
- Art style: Photorealistic, cinematic television style, mimicking the look of the show's HD camera footage. Slightly desaturated color palette with a warm, office-like glow.
- Lighting conditions: Soft, flat studio lighting typical of office environments and TV sitcoms. Avoid harsh shadows; aim for even, diffused light that flatters the face.
- Color palette: Neutral office tones-beiges, grays, whites, and muted blues. The background should be an office setting (cubicle, conference room, or plain wall with office decor).
- Background treatment: A recognizable office environment with desks, filing cabinets, generic office plants, or a plain backdrop with a motivational poster (like "Hang in There" or "World's Best Boss"). The background should be slightly blurred to keep focus on the subject.
- Facial expression: Neutral, slightly awkward, or a subtle smile-capturing the "talking head" interview vibe of the show.

TECHNICAL QUALITY PARAMETERS:
- high resolution, 4K, detailed
- sharp focus on face
- professional quality
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 (cinematic widescreen) or 1:1 (square for social media)
- Natural skin texture preserved with realistic pores and lighting
- Clothing fabric should look realistic (cotton, polyester blend)
- Hair should be styled naturally, matching the user's original hair color and texture

NEGATIVE PROMPT GUIDANCE:
Avoid: distorted features, unrealistic proportions, blurry face, loss of likeness, unnatural skin smoothing, cartoonish style, exaggerated facial expressions, low resolution, pixelation, artifacts, text on clothing (except generic tie patterns), blood, wounds, injury, damage, or any negative physical harm. Do not alter the person's age, gender, or ethnicity. Avoid fantasy or sci-fi elements; keep it grounded in the show's reality.

USER CUSTOMIZATION:
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ADDITIONAL TIPS:
- For better results, ensure the uploaded photo has good lighting and a clear view of the face.
- You can specify a particular character from the show (e.g., "like Jim Halpert" or "like Pam Beesly") in the {additional_context} field for more specific styling.
- If you want a specific scene (e.g., at the desk, in the conference room), mention it in the customization section.