Show the Figure Gender figure in the Pose from the View Angle as a four-frame turn sequence. Use the Number Of Figures figure repeated at the same scale in one clean horizontal row, with even spacing and clear separation between frames. The figure should gradually turn her head and shoulders to look back, showing a believable progression of weight, balance and natural joint angles while the lower body remains stable. Render it in the Render Style, with a featureless artist mannequin, no face, hair, clothing, nipples or genitals, and simple segmented joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Include the Props only as applicable, using simple darker-gray shapes in the same matte material. Use a plain light gray seamless background, soft overhead studio lighting and a soft contact shadow beneath the figure. Keep the full figure visible with comfortable margins, clearly formed hands and feet, and no cropping. Arrange the sequence in the Format. No text, labels, numbers, arrows, watermarks or logos.
Use these details:
Pose: "Turning her head and shoulders to look back"
View Angle: "Rear three-quarter view"
Number Of Figures: "One"
Figure Gender: "Female"
Props: "None"
Render Style: "Smooth matte gray 3D mannequin with an untextured clay-render finish"
Format: "16:9 wide sequence"
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