Got it, you want your face to be visible to the camera with the window behind yo

Got it, you want your face to be visible to the camera with the window behind you. Here’s how to adjust the scene: 1. **Camera Position:** - Place the camera facing the character, who is seated at the round table. The character’s back should be to the window. 2. **Character Placement:** - Position the character facing the camera, so their face is visible to the camera. The window and cityscape will be behind them. 3. **Table and Computers:** - Keep the modern round table in front of the character. Place two computer monitors on the table, facing the camera. Make sure the keyboards and mice are neatly arranged on the table. 4. **Background:** - Ensure the large window behind the character displays the nighttime cityscape, including the monorail and train. 5. **Lighting and Atmosphere:** - Add lit candles on a coffee table for a warm, cozy glow. Ensure the city lights outside the window create a dynamic backdrop. This way, the window and cityscape will be visible behind you, while your face and the table with computers will be prominently featured in the foreground.