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CINEMATIC SEQUENCE — Tropical forest cottage, exterior-to-interior reveal SHOT 1 — OPENING (0:00–0:03)Start on a wide establishing shot of the cottage exterior (Image 1 framing): thatched roof, ochre-plastered walls, wooden bench on the porch, steps leading up to the wooden front door. Camera is static for a beat to let the environment breathe — leaves gently swaying, mist drifting through the palm trunks in the background. SHOT 2 — SLOW PUSH-IN (0:03–0:07)Camera begins a slow, smooth dolly-in / push-in toward the front door, maintaining the same eye-level height, moving along the stone pathway and up the steps. The movement is steady and continuous — no jump cuts, no speed ramps. Depth of field shallows gradually as the door fills more of the frame. Focus stays locked on the wooden door and its brass/iron handle. SHOT 3 — THE DOOR OPENS (0:07–0:10)As the camera reaches just short of the threshold, the wooden door swings open smoothly inward (naturally, no snapping or teleporting motion — hinge motion at realistic speed, roughly 1–1.5 seconds for the swing). Light spills outward briefly as the gap widens. This is the pivot transition point of the video: the exterior mist and greenery visible through the doorway gap dissolve seamlessly into warm interior lighting. CAMERA & MOVEMENT NOTES:- All camera moves are slow, continuous, and motivated (dolly-in, then a   combined pan/dolly reposition) — never abrupt, never a hard cut.- Consistent eye-level height throughout (approx. 1.5–1.6m), simulating a   person walking in through the front door.- Depth of field: exterior shot slightly wider/deeper focus; interior shots   shift to a softer, warmer, shallower focus consistent with an interior lens   look.- Maintain consistent architecture, proportions, and material continuity   (wood tones, terracotta floor, beam ceiling) between Image 2 —   treat them as two angles of the same continuous room, not two different   rooms. LIGHTING & COLOR CONTINUITY:- Exterior: cool, diffused, overcast daylight with soft green/grey tones and   ambient mist.- Transition: brief warm light bloom as the door opens, acting as the bridge   between cool exterior and warm interior palettes.- Interior: warm amber/terracotta tones, soft practical lighting from wall   sconces, golden-hour-like warmth throughout, consistent between Shot 4 and   Shot 5.PACING:- Total duration: ~20–24 seconds.- No jump cuts, no whip pans, no speed ramping.- Every transition (approach → door opening → threshold crossing → pan to   center) must be gradual, continuous, and motivated by camera movement, not   a scene cut.MOOD / STYLE:- Architectural real-estate / luxury villa showcase cinematography.- Smooth gimbal or drone-to-steadicam-style handoff feel.- Warm, inviting, high-end resort aesthetic — think a five-star eco-villa   walkthrough film.NEGATIVE PROMPT / AVOID:- No abrupt scene cuts or hard jump cuts between exterior and interior.- No flickering, morphing, or warping of architecture during the door-open   transition.- No unnatural door motion (no instant open/close, no clipping through walls).- No camera shake, no handheld jitter.- No mismatched lighting continuity (avoid sudden overexposure or color shift   spikes).- No people, no added characters, no text overlays, no logos.TECHNICAL PARAMETERS (suggested):- Aspect ratio: 16:9- Duration: 20–24 seconds (or per model's max, looped/extended proportionally)- Frame rate: 24fps cinematic- Motion strength: low-medium (prioritize smoothness over dramatic motion)

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