BIBLIOTECADEFINITIVARECURSOS IA

<<<image_1>>> is the exact first frame; <<<image_2>>> is the exact last frame. Total duration: 10 seconds.

The subject is the exact same young woman shown in <<<image_2>>>, preserving her facial identity, hairstyle, body proportions and clothing throughout the entire video: shoulder-length dark brown wavy hair worn loose with lighter caramel balayage ends, a black sleeveless ribbed crop top with a high round neckline, high-waisted light blue wide-leg denim jeans, white high-top canvas sneakers with white laces and white rubber toe caps, small gold hoop earrings, a thin gold chain bracelet on her right wrist and a thin gold ring. Her clothes must never transform into a superhero costume.

She swings through the environment shown in <<<image_1>>> and <<<image_2>>>, matching the location, ground, surroundings, depth and background exactly: an open rooftop terrace paved with large square light grey concrete tiles, enclosed by a dark grey painted parapet wall, overlooking a dense city of beige and terracotta high-rise apartment towers, palm trees, low buildings with red tile roofs, satellite dishes and power lines, with a large green mountain ridge and heavy overcast grey clouds behind them. The movement has a realistic, agile, spider-inspired superhero quality, but remains completely generic and NON-IP.

THE WEB — CRITICAL: Each web is ONE single THIN strand only, roughly the thickness of a climbing rope, translucent white with a faint criss-cross fiber texture and constant thickness along its entire length. It must NOT be a wide band, double or twin line, tapering beam, jet vapor trail, contrail or broad translucent ribbon. Only ONE strand is visible at any given moment: she fires the second one only after the first has fully recoiled out of view. She grips it with ONE hand overhead only; the other arm remains free for balance. Its far end is always anchored to something high and solid OUTSIDE the edge of the frame. Generic web, NON-IP.

CAMERA: Handheld vertical 9:16 shot, as if a person were holding a phone. The shot begins on the exact framing of <<<image_1>>> and ends on the exact framing of <<<image_2>>>. Between those two points the camera has natural handheld life: subtle organic drift, gentle breathing sway, small weight shifts and tiny micro-corrections, plus a light bump and settle on her landing impact. Keep the same camera height, focal length, perspective and composition as <<<image_1>>> and <<<image_2>>> throughout. The handheld motion stays SUBTLE and restrained: no whip pans, no zooms, no dolly or crane moves, no reframing, no violent shake, no rolling shutter wobble. The camera never searches for the subject and never tracks her: she moves through a nearly fixed frame. The first and last frames must still match <<<image_1>>> and <<<image_2>>> exactly.

LIGHTING: Match the lighting visible in <<<image_1>>> and <<<image_2>>> exactly: flat, soft, diffused overcast daylight with no harsh shadows and a slightly cool grey cast. Preserve consistent exposure, realistic skin tones, natural soft shadows and the original color characteristics of the environment throughout the entire shot. Do not introduce artificial lighting, dramatic lighting changes, sunlight or changes in weather.

ACTION — EXACTLY TWO WEB SWINGS TOTAL, in one continuous unbroken take, no cuts. Timing must be spread evenly across the full 10 seconds at consistent real-time speed:

0.0s to 0.5s: The shot opens on the empty rooftop terrace exactly as shown in <<<image_1>>>. She appears extremely small in the far distance, high above the apartment towers in the background, correctly scaled to the real depth and perspective of the environment.

0.5s to 3.5s: SWING ONE. She fires a thin strand at a high off-screen anchor and swings in a wide pendulum arc between the distant apartment towers, passing between and around the buildings. She grows steadily larger with correct perspective and depth. No sudden scale changes, no teleportation and no vertical lowering motion. At the top of the arc she releases and the strand whips upward and recoils out of view.

3.5s to 7.0s: SWING TWO, the final one. She fires a new thin web toward a high off-screen anchor near the camera and swings into the foreground along a wide lateral arc, moving diagonally in over the parapet wall of the rooftop and toward the camera, filling more of the frame. At the bottom of the arc, her legs swing ahead of her torso while her body trails naturally behind the taut strand. Momentum then carries her torso forward and upward.