A birthday in three little moments

Your video prompt

Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 reel. If a personal reference photo is attached, preserve that person’s identity, age, facial structure, skin tone and natural proportions; the example demographics below must not override them. Adapt the named hairstyle and expression to that person while retaining their hairline and recognizable facial features. If a style preview is also attached, use it for styling and composition, not as the face to copy. Scene: a five-year-old Indian girl with brown skin in a comfortable peach party dress standing beside a small birthday cake, parents’ hands entering the frame to help with a ribbon, no readable lettering. Appearance: Use long dark hair half gathered away from the face with gentle loose waves, a small pale flower hair clip and a shy happy smile. The child looks down at the ribbon and then lifts her eyes towards a parent. Pose and expression: Stand beside the cake while two parents help tie one ribbon at the waist. Keep the child’s hands relaxed and the adults’ hands distinct and clear of the candles. Essential visible details: Comfortable peach sleeveless party dress with floral texture and a waist ribbon, one small pastel birthday cake with plain candles, window light and warm fairy lights; preserve the child’s natural age. Lighting: gentle window light and warm fairy lights. Camera: 50mm lens, f/2.8, candid eye-level medium shot. Keep defining details inside the central vertical frame with space above hair or the product cap. 0–5 seconds: Establish the child beside the cake as the parents bring the two ends of the same waist ribbon together. Transition: Match cut maintaining action continuity. 5–10 seconds: Cut to the hands tying one simple bow at the dress waist, keeping every hand distinct and away from the candle flames. Transition: Match cut maintaining action continuity. 10–15 seconds: Return to the child’s face as she glances up at a parent with a small delighted smile; keep the completed bow visible. Hold the final frame during 14–15 seconds, within this scene. Transition: Hold and end. Continuity: Maintain each person’s identity, age, hairstyle, facial marks, jewellery, wardrobe and props across every shot. Expressions should evolve subtly with the action; no face swapping, hair changes, disappearing accessories or merged fingers. Total runtime is exactly 15 seconds, including the final hold. Use natural motion; no flashing lights, added text or watermarks.