Finger Frame Video Effect Prompt

Photorealistic live-action video, shot on cinema camera, natural skin texture, realistic lighting, 16:9 horizontal. Setting: A cozy indoor room with warm ambient lighting, posters on wall, hanging lamp, modern furniture. Subject: A young blonde American woman with shoulder-length golden blonde hair, fair skin, wearing a gray hooded jacket. She faces the camera from waist up. The video has TWO distinct phases — do NOT repeat the same motion throughout. === FIRST HALF (seconds 0–5): Horizontal spring stretch === - Both hands at face height. Thumb and index finger on each hand form L-shaped viewfinder corners facing inward. - Purely horizontal motion: hands close together in front of her face, then pull outward left and right to shoulder width, then pull back to center. Repeat this lateral spring cycle 2–3 times. - Smooth, elastic sideways pull. Forearms stay level. Elbows move outward as hands spread. === SECOND HALF (seconds 5–10): Varied finger-frame gestures === - Transition naturally into different finger-frame poses. She rotates and flips her wrists so the thumb-index frame orientation changes. - Always keep thumb and index finger extended upright forming the corner of a viewfinder on BOTH hands. - End with hands at a relaxed wide finger-frame pose. NOT animated, NOT cartoon, NOT 3D render, NOT anime — real filmed footage. Stable camera, no zoom, no cuts.