10-second cinematic shot. Preserve the exact original composition,…

10-second cinematic shot. Preserve the exact original composition, stage layout, objects, colors, lighting style and camera framing from the reference image. The camera remains completely stable. No cuts, no shake, no reframing. Animate only the practical lights in the scene. The two floor lamps react rarely and independently: - during the full 10 seconds, the first floor lamp slowly dims and lights back up only once; - the second floor lamp does the same only once, at a different moment; - they must not react simultaneously; - all transitions are slow, soft and natural; - no rapid blinking, no hard switching, no strobe effect. The decorative string lights stay visible during the entire shot and never switch off completely. Their behavior is irregular and organic: - individual bulbs and very small groups of bulbs softly fade down or fully go dark, then gradually return; - different bulbs react at different times; - occasionally the entire garland gently loses some brightness and then slowly becomes brighter again, but it never goes fully dark; - no synchronized flashing; - no rhythmic pulsing; - no electronic strobe behavior. The lighting should feel physically real, like warm incandescent bulbs with natural glow, soft light spill and realistic brightness transitions. Do not animate any other objects. No people movement, no object movement, no deformation, no new elements. The final result should feel like subtle, chaotic, living practical lighting on a real stage, not a programmed light show.