15-second sequential multi-shot video, 16:9. REFERENCES @Image1 —…

15-second sequential multi-shot video, 16:9. REFERENCES @Image1 — STORYBOARD, CHARACTER, LOCATION, UNIFORM, PROP, COLOR AND 3D ANIMATION LOOK MASTER. The quadriplan defines the same two workers, their faces, proportions, uniforms, PPE, industrial environment, manhole, cover, crowbar, barrier, sign, bright daylight and vivid colors. It represents consecutive events, NOT a split-screen composition. Never show the four-panel grid. @Image2 — STRICT UNIPRO LOGO MASTER. Use the exact two-line Cyrillic logo from @Image2 on the white helmets and uniforms: “ЮНИ” above “ПРО”. Preserve the exact letter shapes, especially the final letter “И”. @Image2 controls only the logo, not the background. SUMMARY The workers walk toward the fenced manhole. The man opens the heavy cast-iron cover with a crowbar and slides it aside. The open shaft is extremely deep and dark, without an internal protective lid. The woman steps backward, catches her boot on the rim and falls BACK-FIRST into the shaft. The camera follows her downward, ending close to her frightened upward-facing eyes. Cinematic camera choreography, but the image remains a bright premium Pixar-style 3D animated feature with realistic materials and physics. Never transform into live-action cinema. 0–3 s — AERIAL APPROACH Begin above bright white clouds. The camera smoothly descends through a gap toward the clean industrial facility and finds the same two workers walking along the asphalt. Finish as a moving wide three-quarter shot behind and slightly above them, revealing the fenced closed manhole ahead. 3–6 s — APPROACH Cut to a low front three-quarter tracking shot. The woman walks on the left, the man on the right. They enter the fenced work zone through the designated opening without crossing the tape. They stop beside the closed manhole. The man prepares the steel crowbar. The warning sign remains beside the manhole on one thin black post. 6–9.5 s — OPENING THE COVER Cut to a medium side angle. The man inserts the crowbar beneath the heavy round cast-iron cover and lifts it using realistic leverage and body weight. He slides the rigid 60–70 cm cover completely aside onto the ground. It never floats, bends, duplicates or touches their feet. The woman stands nearby and watches. Opening the manhole must not change the exposure or color palette. 9.5–11.5 s — OPEN SHAFT Cut to a direct high top-down shot. Reveal an extremely deep dark shaft disappearing into blackness. There is no yellow protective insert and no secondary safety lid. The removed cover lies fully on the ground. The woman looks around and carelessly steps backward without checking behind her. Her boot catches the concrete rim. Her body reacts naturally and her torso begins tilting backward over the opening. 11.5–15 s — BACKWARD FALL The woman loses balance and falls strictly BACK-FIRST into the manhole: back directed downward, face turned upward toward the camera and daylight above. Her arms move instinctively as she tries to stabilize herself. Her eyes open wide with genuine fear and shock. Her white helmet remains secured by the black chin strap. The camera smoothly passes over the rim and descends after her, matching her fall while remaining above her body. Begin with her full body visible, then gradually approach her upper body and frightened face. End close to her wide fearful eyes while she is still falling. Do not show the bottom, impact or injury. LOOK / COLOR Unmistakably Pixar-style premium 3D animation: stylized expressive faces, appealing rounded forms, realistic textures, weight and motion physics. Not live-action, not photorealistic movie footage. Preserve the exact vivid saturated palette of @Image1 throughout: rich Unipro blue, bright white helmets, fresh green grass, red-and-white tape, clean asphalt and clear blue sky. Inside the shaft, daylight from above keeps her blue uniform, natural skin tone, white helmet and logos colorful and visible. The shaft is black and deep, but the character never becomes gray, muddy or desaturated. CONTINUITY Maintain exactly the same two workers, faces, proportions, uniforms, pockets, gloves, transparent glasses, helmets and chin straps. The woman’s light hair stays secured in a ponytail. No earmuffs. All Unipro logos remain naturally integrated into helmet curvature and fabric folds, with correct perspective and lighting. Logos remain perfectly stable, sharp and readable during walking, opening and falling. The warning sign remains stable and readable with the original pictogram, padlock and exact text: “ОПАСНОСТЬ” “Замкнутое пространство” “Вход только по наряду-допуску” “ТК-4” AUDIO NO GENERATED AUDIO. Completely silent video: no ambience, no footsteps, no metal sounds, no gasp, no dialogue and no music. NO No split screen, quadriplan grid, live-action people, realistic cinema style, gray film grade, desaturation, teal-orange grading, haze, grain, noise, vignette or excessive blur. No color loss when the cover opens. No face changes, duplicated workers, extra people, altered uniforms, missing PPE or doll-like expressions. No logo flicker, letter morphing, misspelling, “C”, “Ц”, mirroring, floating logo or flat sticker. No sign deformation, unreadable text or invented writing. No floating crowbar, flexible cover, duplicate lid, oversized manhole or yellow inner cover. The woman falls backward only: back downward and face upward. No forward fall, head-first dive, body flip or upside-down rotation. No impact, blood, injury, gore, subtitles or watermark.