Masked Girl Dancing at Home

Reference image: The girl in Figure 1 starts dancing. The camera stays completely still, neither pushing nor shaking, with the camera positioned low and shooting slightly upward, like a phone casually placed on a low cabinet. The frame maintains three-quarters of the body: from mid-thigh to top of the head, the figure occupies the height of the frame. She wore the mask in Photo 1 throughout, and the mask in Photo 2, a light gray short-sleeved tight T-shirt, and dark gray high-waisted sports pants. Movement progresses in time: for the first four seconds, she clenches her right fist and rushes rapidly toward the camera, each time her fist almost touches the frame, fills the entire frame, and is slightly out of focus, then quickly withdraws and repeats five times in a row to the beat. Then withdraw both hands and start dancing: turn your body 45 degrees to face the camera, center of gravity on one leg, hips thrusting left and right with the rhythm, shoulders and hips twisting in opposite directions, creating smooth body waves; Arm movements close to the body and face, wrist twists, fingertips tracing the sides of the neck and hair tips; She turned slightly in place to change direction, her long hair swung wildly and floated up. Finally, she reached out her hand to the camera again. The image maintains the reference image lighting and texture: the flat front light from the ceiling light, faint shadows on the wall, white balance leaning toward warm yellow, normal phone image quality, no sharpness, like casual daily video recording. The structure of both fingers should always be clear, complete, and natural.