Live Basketball Broadcast Portrait

Create an ultra-realistic live sports-broadcast portrait of a young woman with long dark hair seated among spectators inside a packed professional basketball arena. The image should feel like a genuine frame captured during a televised game rather than a staged photoshoot. Frame the subject in a medium shot from approximately eye level. Position her slightly off-center, with her body angled gently to the right while her head turns back toward the left, as though she has just reacted to something happening on the court. Keep her expression natural and composed, with subtle curiosity or quiet engagement rather than a posed smile. Preserve realistic facial proportions, natural skin texture, soft makeup, individual hair strands, and believable human detail. Her long dark hair should fall naturally around her shoulders with slight wave and movement. Use authentic arena illumination coming softly from above and in front. Create gentle highlights across the cheekbones, bridge of the nose, lips, and hair, with subtle shadows beneath the chin and around the facial structure. Keep the overall white balance neutral and consistent with professional indoor sports photography. Behind her, show a dense crowd of spectators rendered with shallow depth of field. Include believable incidental details such as people talking, watching the game, or holding drinks, while keeping the background secondary and naturally blurred. Dark arena seating, muted blacks and greys, and occasional team-color accents should create a convincing live-game atmosphere. Add a polished professional basketball broadcast scoreboard across the lower section of the image using **{argument name="scoreboard text" default="LAL 51 BOS 43 2ND 3:31 24 NBA WEDNESDAY"}**. Use compact bold sans-serif typography, dark graphic panels, crisp white information, and restrained yellow and green accent blocks. Keep the overlay sharp and geometrically clean, like a real television broadcast graphic, without overwhelming the portrait. Include a small minimal sports-broadcast information element near the upper corner if appropriate, maintaining the feeling of an authentic televised game. Use subtle medium-telephoto lens compression, natural shallow depth of field, balanced exposure, realistic crowd reflections, professional broadcast color treatment, and high photographic detail. Avoid glamour retouching, studio beauty lighting, plastic skin, exaggerated bokeh, distorted facial features, duplicate spectators, warped hands, unreadable scoreboard typography, excessive UI graphics, neon effects, CGI appearance, illustration styling, or movie-poster treatment.