IDENTITY PRESERVATION INSTRUCTION: Using the uploaded photo as reference, preserve the person's exact facial features, face shape, eye color, skin tone, and unique characteristics while transforming them into a character from 'The Office' (American version). Maintain the person's natural likeness and identity throughout the transformation.

TRANSFORMATION DESCRIPTION: Recreate the person as an authentic employee of Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch in the show's signature mockumentary style. Place them in a typical office environment with standard fluorescent lighting. Dress them in appropriate business casual attire: button-down shirts, blazers, sweaters, or office-appropriate clothing that matches the show's 2005-2013 aesthetic. The character should appear natural in the office setting, as if they belong in the documentary. Specific character inspiration can include:
- Michael Scott: Casual business attire, slightly goofy yet endearing expression, middle-management vibe
- Jim Halpert: Clean-cut business casual, friendly expression, subtle knowing look to camera
- Dwight Schrute: Buttoned-up shirt, possibly a vest, intense focused expression
- Pam Beesly: Soft business casual, receptionist/office administrator aesthetic
- Angela: Very formal business attire, stern expression
- Stanley: Business casual, disinterested expression
- Creed: Eccentric, slightly disheveled look
- Ryan: Young professional startup vibe
- Andy: Preppy business casual, enthusiastic expression
- Kevin: Casual, slightly sloppy business attire

STYLE AND AESTHETIC PARAMETERS:
- Art style: Photorealistic, documentary/cinematic quality matching the show's actual filming style
- Lighting: Mixed fluorescent office lighting with soft natural window light, typical of documentary filming
- Color palette: Slightly desaturated, natural office colors (beige, gray, muted blues, wood tones) - the show's characteristic look
- Facial expression: Natural, documentary-style candid expression; can be slightly awkward or authentic
- Clothing texture: Realistic fabric textures (cotton shirts, wool blazers, polyester blends)
- Hair: Natural hair texture preserved but styled in appropriate office manner
- Accessories: Optional office items: ID badge on lanyard, coffee mug, clipboard, phone, or nothing in hands
- Background: Dunder Mifflin office setting with cubicles, desks, filing cabinets, fluorescent ceiling lights, generic office decor, possibly a window with blinds
- Camera angle: Slightly off-center, documentary-style camera position (as if being filmed for a documentary)
- Depth of field: Slight background blur to focus on subject while keeping office environment recognizable

TECHNICAL QUALITY PARAMETERS:
- High resolution, 4K, detailed
- Sharp focus on face
- Professional quality, cinematic documentary style
- Natural skin texture preserved with realistic pores and details
- Realistic lighting with soft shadows and natural highlights
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 (widescreen, documentary format) or 4:3 (classic TV format)

NEGATIVE PROMPT GUIDANCE: Avoid: distorted features, unrealistic proportions, blurry face, loss of likeness, cartoonish appearance, fantasy elements, medieval clothing, fantasy costumes, superhero outfits, exaggerated expressions, theatrical makeup, heavy filters, oversaturated colors, studio portrait lighting, green screen effects, magical effects, wings, horns, tails, weapons, armor, historical costumes, sci-fi elements, futuristic clothing, Halloween costumes, theatrical stage makeup, unprofessional attire, beachwear, athletic sportswear, pajamas, overly casual clothing

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TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS: For more specific character recreation, add context like "as Michael Scott from The Office" or "as Jim Halpert style" in your additional context. Ensure your uploaded photo has good lighting and clear facial visibility for optimal transformation.