Edit @Video1. Perform ONLY appearance replacement on the existing footage. Preserve the EXACT source performance and EXACT source edit, verbatim in visual timing. Do not generate a new guitar performance, a similar performance, a cover, a reenactment, or new cinematography. @Video1 is authoritative for every frame's action, pose, camera, composition and time. The appearance references must never override its motion or editing.

REPLACE ONLY THESE THREE THINGS, IN EVERY SHOT:
1. Replace the man with the single adult woman @Element1. Its main image defines her exact face and short tousled blonde bob with bangs; its additional views define her profile and outfit. The headless outfit view is clothing reference only. Preserve her silver chain necklace, faded charcoal cropped graphic sweatshirt, white athletic shorts and white high-top sneakers. No original man's face, hairstyle, clothes or tattoos may remain. Her new face must perform the source head motion and expressions at the original times.
2. Replace the white guitar with the EXACT dark guitar in @Image1, including its body silhouette, dark fretboard, pickups, tremolo bridge, black hardware and pointed headstock. Preserve the source guitar's position, scale, orientation, handedness and physical contact with the hands. The image determines instrument appearance only.
3. Replace the stage with the garage in @Image2. This is one room shown in multiple views, not a collage: musician's stool, amplifier and cable on the rug, concrete floor, workbench, tool pegboard, storage bins, bicycle and refrigerator. Keep one spatially consistent garage across every camera viewpoint. Use the source camera's perspective and crop, never the reference image's framing. Do not add a garage establishing shot.

EXACT PERFORMANCE LOCK, FIRST FRAME TO LAST FRAME:
At every source timestamp, reproduce the SAME visible left-hand finger arrangement on the SAME fret positions and strings, the SAME finger lifts and contacts, slides, bends, vibrato, tapping and releases. Reproduce the SAME right-hand pick strokes, directions, timing, palm contact and wrist movements. Preserve the source rhythm and the ordering, onset and duration of every gesture. Keep hand-to-string and hand-to-fret contact continuously coherent; the guitar neck and strings must remain rigid and stable. Do not substitute plausible guitar playing, loop a gesture, invent notes, average the motion, simplify fingering, or move a gesture to another moment. Preserve all source arm, torso, seated-leg, head and guitar motion with the same timing and speed. No interpolation into a different action, slow motion, speed ramps, freezes, extra acting or altered posture.

EXACT EDIT AND CAMERA LOCK:
Keep the exact source shots and SIX hard cuts. This input is a 15-second excerpt; times below are relative to this excerpt, beginning at zero. Hard-cut frames at 24 fps: 29, 69, 144, 220, 284, 330. Hard-cut times: 1.208333, 2.875000, 6.000000, 9.166667, 11.833333, 13.750000 seconds. Do not move, omit, merge, dissolve or add a cut.
Shot 1, 0-1.208333s: original seated medium view.
Shot 2, 1.208333-2.875000s: original front guitar-and-hands close-up.
Shot 3, 2.875000-6.000000s: original seated medium view.
Shot 4, 6.000000-9.166667s: original fretting-hand close-up.
Shot 5, 9.166667-11.833333s: original alternate guitar close-up.
Shot 6, 11.833333-13.750000s: original seated medium view.
Shot 7, 13.750000-15.000000s: original hand-and-guitar close-up, continuing through the final frame without inventing an ending.
These labels only identify the existing shots. @Video1 determines their actual framing, lens perspective, camera angle, movement, subject scale and every visible action. Preserve the original vertical canvas AND embedded black bars exactly; do not fill the bars, zoom, crop, reframe, center the performer, stabilize differently or create camera movement.

Match the source excerpt's EXACT 15.000000-second picture duration and original performance audio. No additional music, singing, dialogue, voiceover, text or watermark. Photorealistic live action with consistent identity, anatomy and instrument geometry. Priority: exact source performance and edit first; reference appearance second. Keep everything else unchanged.