Взрывной день рождения

Use the uploaded photograph as the sole identity reference for the child. Preserve the exact same recognizable child throughout the entire video: identical facial geometry, natural asymmetry, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, skin tone and texture, hair color, hairstyle, apparent age, gender, and natural body proportions. The uploaded photograph remains the only authority for appearance. The child may be either a boy or a girl; reproduce the gender shown in the uploaded photograph without reinterpretation. The child’s birthday age is {{variable_1}}. Display this value only on the birthday candle. Reproduce {{variable_1}} exactly as provided without changing, mirroring, reordering, duplicating, or decorating its digits. Do not alter the child’s face, body, height, proportions, or apparent age according to {{variable_1}}. The uploaded photograph remains the only authority for the child’s visible age. Use exactly one human character: the child from the uploaded photograph. Do not create parents, other children, pedestrians, reflections, or background people. Create one continuous nighttime birthday scene in a quiet park. A long gray wooden bench stands on a paved path. Dark trees and several softly glowing park lamps are visible in the background. Bright direct frontal lighting clearly illuminates the child while the surrounding park remains dark. The child wears a loose black T-shirt, white knee-length shorts, striped white socks, white sneakers, and a black bucket hat. Keep the outfit completely unchanged. The child carries two separate objects: - In the right hand: one small dark plastic bottle filled with cola. - In the left hand: one small round white birthday cake on a rigid plate, decorated with one large white age candle displaying exactly “{{variable_1}}.” A small orange flame burns at the top of the age candle. Keep the cola bottle in the right hand and the cake in the left hand throughout the entire video. Never exchange, merge, duplicate, drop, or deform the objects. 0–2 seconds: The child walks into view beside the bench while carefully holding the cola bottle upright and keeping the cake level. The child turns toward the camera with an excited smile and sits down in the center of the bench. 2–4 seconds: Sitting upright, the child presents the cake and cola bottle to the camera. The child then vigorously shakes the closed cola bottle up and down several times with the right hand. The dark liquid and carbonation move visibly inside the bottle. The cake remains completely level in the left hand, and the age candle displaying “{{variable_1}}” continues burning. The child does not open the bottle. Do not show the child twisting, loosening, touching, or removing the bottle cap. 4–5 seconds: The child raises the shaken cola bottle above the right side of the body and then makes one quick, deliberate downward movement. The bottom of the bottle strikes firmly against the wooden seat of the bench beside the child. Show one clear physical impact: the bottle moves downward, its bottom makes visible contact with the bench, and the child immediately stops the bottle in an upright position. The child does not strike the cake and does not hit the bottle with a hand. 5–6.5 seconds: At the exact moment the bottom of the bottle hits the bench, internal pressure automatically forces the cap off and a tall fountain of foamy cola erupts vertically from the bottle neck. The child never opens the bottle manually. The fountain consists entirely of brown carbonated cola and pale beige foam, not fire, sparks, smoke, steam, or a pyrotechnic effect. Show liquid droplets, wet foam, and a continuous narrow jet rising high above the bottle. The cola fountain travels straight upward and does not touch the child’s face, cake, candle, or clothing. The surprised child looks toward the rising cola fountain with wide eyes and an open mouth while continuing to hold the bottle upright and the cake securely level. 6.5–8 seconds: While the cola fountain continues spraying upward, the child turns toward the cake, leans slightly forward, purses the lips, and performs one clear continuous blowing action toward the flame on the age candle displaying “{{variable_1}}.” 8–9 seconds: At the exact moment the child’s breath reaches the candle, the small flame unexpectedly expands into one large, brief orange fire burst. The fireball travels horizontally away from the child toward the outer side of the frame. It never touches the child, hat, hair, hands, clothing, bottle, or bench. The child instantly leans the head and upper body slightly backward and reacts with genuine shock, opening the eyes and mouth wide. Both the cola bottle and the cake remain securely held. 9–10 seconds: The orange fire burst quickly disappears without causing damage. The cola fountain weakens into falling droplets. The child looks from the cake toward the camera with an astonished expression, then begins to smile. Finish with the child seated on the bench, safely holding the bottle and intact cake. Use one locked camera at the child’s eye level with no cuts, zooms, or sudden reframing. Maintain a stable full-body composition. Use realistic nighttime lighting, natural facial expressions, accurate hand anatomy, believable walking and sitting motion, stable object contact, realistic cola foam and droplets, and smooth comedic timing. The essential bottle action is: the child vigorously shakes the cola bottle, raises it, strikes the bottom of the bottle against the bench, and only then a fountain of foamy cola erupts from the bottle. The child never opens the bottle manually. No face replacement, identity drift, facial flicker, beautification, age transformation, gender change, duplicate child, additional people, extra limbs, malformed hands, changing hand count, swapped objects, floating cake, tilted cake, bottle opened by hand, cap twisting, sparkler, fireworks coming from the bottle, fire coming from the bottle, dry white fountain, disappearing bottle, incorrect age, altered digits, mirrored digits, additional numbers, additional candles, fire touching the child, random text, captions, logos, or watermarks.