Cinematic 3D Comedy Animation Storyboard Prompt

Use the attached storyboard as the exact visual reference. Preserve the same characters, faces, hairstyles, outfits, proportions, office environment, props and 3D cartoon style throughout. Create a 30-second cinematic comedy animation with expressive acting, exaggerated but natural cartoon motion, dramatic camera movement, fast pacing and strong comedic timing. 0–3.5s - Late Arrival: The young employee rushes into the office, out of breath and nervous, his bag swinging naturally. Side tracking camera follows him quickly, then pushes toward his worried face. 3.5–7s - Boss Scolds Him: The boss angrily points at him and lectures him. The employee stands nervously. Use a dramatic low-angle shot toward the boss, followed by a fast dolly-in to his angry face, with subtle camera shake. 7–10.5s - Huge Workload: The boss drops a gigantic pile of files onto the employee's desk. The employee stares at it in disbelief. Start with a close-up of the files hitting the desk, then tilt dramatically upward to reveal the huge pile, ending on his shocked face. 10.5–14s - Apocalypse News: The television suddenly announces that the world is going to end. The employee freezes in shock. Use a fast whip-pan to the TV, rapid push-in toward the screen, then snap back to his terrified eyes. 14–18s - Sudden Confidence: His fear instantly turns into reckless confidence. He grabs the workload and marches toward the boss's office. Use a low-angle tracking shot moving backward in front of him, followed by a smooth dramatic orbit as his expression changes. 18–21.5s - Papers Back to Boss: He dramatically throws the entire pile of paperwork onto the boss's desk. Papers fly through the air in harmless exaggerated cartoon motion. Follow the flying papers with a fast tracking camera, then push rapidly toward the boss's stunned face. 21.5–25s - Office King: He places the office chair on the boss's desk, climbs onto it and sits proudly like a king, arms crossed. Use a dramatic low-angle crane-up followed by a smooth 180-degree orbit. The boss remains speechless in the background. 25–30s - April Fool Twist: The TV suddenly reveals that the apocalypse news was an April Fool's prank. The employee's confidence disappears instantly. He freezes, sweats and slowly looks toward the boss. The boss slowly turns toward him with an extremely furious cartoon expression. Whip-pan to the TV, snap zoom to the employee, then slow dramatic dolly-in toward the boss's angry face. End on the boss's furious expression and the employee's terrified reaction for a strong comedic punchline. Premium cinematic 3D animated comedy, expressive facial acting, dynamic body language, natural cloth and hair motion, cinematic depth of field, dramatic perspective, smooth animation, polished animated-film quality. Keep all actions readable and continuous. No character redesign, face changes, outfit changes, morphing, extra limbs, distorted hands, flickering, duplicate characters, inconsistent proportions, random backgrounds, graphic violence or gore.