Glitch Face Dimension Crash

After rhythmic close-ups like stop-motion, the facial sculptures change without hesitation, featuring glitch visuals that intensely switch between completely different dimensions (2D⇔3D) such as 3DCG, live-action, 2000s anime, and pixel art. It ends with a browser crash-like screen crash.
Video Concept: Completely eliminate smooth camera movement, and the "Snap! Snap!" *Bang!* In this rhythm, the camera gradually approaches the face (jump cut). After approaching, the girl's face does not need to retain its "original features." The entire screen is encompassed, and the images are repeatedly and intensely switched between "completely different styles and dimensions (2D⇔3D)" such as three-dimensional 3D graphics, vivid live-action, 2000s-style anime beauties, and flat retro pixel art.
Camera and editing policy: [Extremely important: Smooth transitions and zooming in are absolutely not allowed. It is composed of approaching with jump cuts like stop-motion shots and a "complete switch" to a different dimension of art. 】
0.0–3.0 seconds: [Stop-motion approach] Starts from the first footage. Instead of the camera moving smoothly, it kept a constant rhythm at 0.5-second intervals, shouting "Pa! Pa! Pa!" Snap! *Bang!* Step by step, she jumped straight at the face, closing in on her. At the moment each cut switches, intense noise of chromatic aberration (RGB shift) runs through.
3.0–8.0 seconds: [Dimensional Collapse / Complete Art Swap] Reaches a close-up state of the face. From here, the facial shape changes, and the rendering style of the video itself switches rapidly (back-and-forth) every 0.5 to 1 second. Images are forcibly switched with flashes, such as "3D polygon-like 3D CG," → "ultra-high-definition live-action humans→," "2000s-style cel animation beautiful girl characters (2D)," → "flat retro pixel art (2D)."
8.0–10.0 seconds: [Black Crumbling Ending] The intense back-and-forth of the artwork exceeds processing limits, causing the video to completely collapse. With a facial image as a foundation, "a large number of error windows," "video panels with different visual expressions," and "vividly colored block noise" pop up chaotically across multiple layers like a browser crasher. The entire screen is completely covered with a bug video collage, creating a chaotic collapse scene that completely disembodies the original image form
Constraint: In the mid-series art style changes, "smooth changes that try to maintain the original silhouette" are absolutely unnecessary. Even if the design changes, I intensely repeat the 'complete hard cuts' (substitutions) of rendering styles on different levels: '3D (3D)', 'flat (2D)', and then 'live-action' and '2000s anime'.