Create a 10-second continuous 3D animated sequence using exactly four…

Create a 10-second continuous 3D animated sequence using exactly four references. REFERENCE 1 — ABSOLUTE CHARACTER, LOCATION, UNIFORM AND LOOK MASTER. Preserve the exact same male and female workers, their faces, proportions, clothing, industrial location, manhole area, bright lighting, saturated colors and realistic Pixar-inspired 3D style. REFERENCE 2 — IMMUTABLE WARNING-SIGN MASTER. Use the exact sign image as a fixed texture. Do not recreate or reinterpret its typography. The sign contains no padlock. REFERENCE 3 — IMMUTABLE LOGO GRAPHIC MASTER. This is the only permitted Unipro logo. Treat it as a fixed graphic texture, not as editable text. Never rewrite, translate, approximate or invent any letters. REFERENCE 4 — ABSOLUTE HELMET MASTER. Preserve the exact white helmet shape, logo size, position, orientation and integration shown in Reference 4. Reference 4 overrides all helmet details from Reference 1. VISUAL STYLE LOCK: preserve exactly the colorful realistic Pixar-inspired 3D animation of Reference 1. Natural expressive human faces with living eyes, subtle blinking and realistic facial muscles. The characters must not look like plastic dolls, mannequins or emotionless game models. No frozen smiles or blank stares. Keep vivid royal-blue uniforms, fresh green grass, red-and-white tape, clean white helmets, blue sky, warm daylight, even exposure and sharp clean textures. This is NOT live-action cinema. No dark film lighting, teal-orange grading, desaturation, gray colors, haze, grain, vignette or excessive background blur. Only the inside of the open shaft is black. LOGO LOCK: the exact graphic from Reference 3 appears only on the front of both helmets and on the upper back when visible. No logos on chests, sleeves, pockets, buildings or equipment. The helmet logo must remain completely unchanged and readable in every frame. It must behave as a physically printed decal following the helmet curvature and lighting. No morphing, smearing, flickering, crawling, replacement letters, random symbols or invented text. Never regenerate the logo between frames. 0.0–2.2 seconds: Begin high above the industrial facility, descending smoothly from the clouds toward the two workers. During the fast aerial descent, keep the workers small in frame so the helmet logos are not subjected to motion-heavy close-up rendering. The camera decelerates gradually before reaching them. No abrupt zoom or motion blur across their helmets. The workers walk in a single-file column along clean asphalt: the man leads, and the woman follows approximately one meter behind while carrying the black handheld gas analyzer. They are the exact workers from Reference 1. Their walking is natural and purposeful. 2.2–4.0 seconds: The camera settles into a stable medium-wide tracking shot behind and slightly beside the workers. Their helmets are now clearly visible and the exact logos from References 3 and 4 remain sharp and stable. They approach a neatly enclosed work zone surrounded by red-and-white tape on red stanchions. A clearly visible entrance gap approximately one meter wide exists between two front stanchions. There is absolutely no tape across this entrance. The man and woman turn toward the opening and walk directly through the gap in single file. They do not approach from the side, step over the tape, touch it, tear it, duck under it or pass between taped sections. Their entire bodies and feet travel through the empty entrance. The warning sign from Reference 2 stands INSIDE the taped work zone beside the manhole, mounted on exactly one thin black pole. 4.0–5.8 seconds: The man uses a long steel crowbar correctly. He hooks the curved end underneath the SIDE EDGE of the cast-iron manhole cover and uses controlled leverage to slide the cover horizontally across the ground. He does not stab the crowbar into the top, strike the cover, lift it vertically, flip it or drop it. The cover remains low and slides completely to one side, safely away from everyone’s feet. The woman stands at a safe distance holding the gas analyzer. 5.8–7.2 seconds: The camera smoothly leaves the workers and performs a controlled push-in toward the warning sign. It approaches the sign almost perpendicularly until the sign becomes a stable front-facing close-up. The sign is the exact unchanged image from Reference 2, applied as a locked physical texture. It must remain pixel-stable and perfectly readable: “ОПАСНОСТЬ” “ТК-4” “Замкнутое пространство” “Вход только по наряду-допуску” There is no padlock and no replacement symbol. Do not redraw, retype, animate, morph, blur, flicker or deform the letters. Add only a very subtle soft red-white edge glow around the outer physical border. The sign is visibly located inside the safety perimeter. 7.2–8.3 seconds: The camera pulls back smoothly from the sign and tilts down to reveal the open manhole next to it. The cast-iron cover lies fully aside. The shaft is deep, empty and featureless black: NO yellow protective cover, NO green cover, NO inner grille, NO ladder and NO visible bottom. The exterior scene remains bright and saturated. 8.3–10.0 seconds: The woman stands beside the opening, briefly looks sideways and naturally takes one backward step without noticing the manhole behind her. Her rear foot enters the opening, she loses balance and falls BACK FIRST into the shaft. Her free hand reaches outward instinctively. Her face remains turned upward toward the camera, with a natural expression of sudden fear and living, focused eyes. She falls at normal speed, not in slow motion. The camera moves above the opening and begins following her downward, ending on her frightened face surrounded by black darkness. End before impact; no blood, injury or visible bottom. Maintain the same characters, faces, ponytail, uniforms, right-sleeve pockets, reflective strips, gas analyzer, helmets, logos, sign, lighting and spatial layout throughout. NO generated audio. No cuts, flashes or time jumps. No doll faces, blank eyes, chest logos, building logos, fake lettering, distorted helmet logos, padlock, protective inner cover, crossed tape, tape across the entrance, stepping over tape, malformed hands, duplicated limbs or floating tools.