Multi-shot sequence, 15 seconds total, cuts between shots. Shot 1…

Multi-shot sequence, 15 seconds total, cuts between shots. Shot 1 (0-5s): @image1 is the locked reference. The subject starts and remains a solid bronze statue for the entire duration of this shot — completely inanimate, rigid metal material, weathered dark patina, fine reflective highlights on the bronze surface, no skin, no fabric, no living material anywhere, no motion in the figure itself. Standing on a stone pedestal, cold overcast daylight. Camera slowly orbits and rises around the statue in a graceful low-angle arc, revealing the face, glasses, and bow tie in close detail. Only the camera moves — the statue itself stays perfectly motionless and made of bronze from the first frame to the last frame of this shot. Cut to Shot 2 (5-9s): Close-up on the statue's face and chest, beginning exactly as solid bronze. The bronze surface then begins to crack and flake away in fine warm-colored fractures, starting at the face and hands, revealing living skin and fabric underneath — bronze dissolving into real skin tone and natural black wool fabric, matching @image2 facial reference exactly. The patina falls away like old paint. By the end of this shot the transformation is complete and the man's eyes are open and alive. Cut to Shot 3 (9-12s): Medium shot, the man now fully alive, standing in the same pose where the statue was. He takes a slow breath, blinks, shifts his weight naturally, then turns his head and looks off into the distance with a thoughtful, composed expression. Wind gently moves his coat and hair. Natural daylight, photorealistic skin texture, cinematic depth of field. Cut to Shot 4 (12-15s): Close-up on his hand reaching into his waistcoat pocket, pulling out an antique pocket watch on a chain, opening it. Quick cut to his face glancing down at the watch with a calm expression, then closing it and looking back up toward the distance. Photorealistic throughout, detailed skin and fabric texture, subtle ambient sound: light wind, distant city ambience, a faint mechanical click as the pocket watch opens.