Prompt vidéo de transition CD (Seedance 2.0)

Style: 2 seconds of real-life phone footage → position-matched hard cut → 8-second static aesthetic poster (2.5D parallax + player UI), with a stark contrast between the two segments. Character: Protagonist @ Image 1 [Shot 1 00:00-00:02 | Realistic Home · Spinning Record] Medium shot, fixed camera, no camera movement. Indoor hallway with off-white walls and a dark brown wooden door in the background (hinges clearly visible), dim warm indoor lighting, with visible noise and slight exposure fluctuations typical of real phone footage. The protagonist wears a white top with black floral print, thin-rimmed glasses, makeup-free casual look, standing on the right side of the frame facing the camera, calm and reserved expression, eyes locked on the lens, body almost still. 00:00-00:00.6 She raises her left hand to the left side of her body, her left index finger pierces through the center hole of a black vinyl record, lifting it to the left-of-center position of the frame (noticeably left, not centered), the record facing the camera directly like a disc suspended in mid-air on the left side. 00:00.6-00:02 She extends her right hand, fingertips touching the edge of the record, and with a sharp flick of her wrist - the record immediately spins at high speed around her left index finger. She retracts her right hand instantly, the record continues spinning on its own, the surface blurring into concentric rings of motion, edge reflections streaking into arcs of light. The record remains fixed in that left-side position, spinning at high speed, size and position unchanged. 00:02 HARD CUT (position-matched). At the very frame when the record reaches maximum speed, the image cuts abruptly - the next frame is an entirely different scene, but at the exact position where the spinning record was, a spinning vinyl control from a player UI seamlessly takes over, perfectly aligned in position, size, and rotation direction. Visually, it feels like the same record has been spinning all along, only the world around it has completely transformed. [Shot 2 00:02-00:10 | Album Cover Poster · 2.5D Parallax] Close-up portrait. This segment is not live-action footage but a retouched static poster given 2.5D parallax motion - no physical camera movement, only an extremely slow pseudo-zoom effect: subtle relative displacement between the subject layer and background layer, with the foreground falling leaves layer moving fastest, the subject layer second, and the background layer slowest, creating a sense of depth. The entire visual rhythm is extremely slow and soothing. The right half of the frame shows the same protagonist, now fully transformed into her poster persona: flawless makeup (luminous fair skin, creamy eyeshadow, winged eyeliner, full moist lips), wearing a diamond-studded thin-strap gown, a string of pearls resting on her collarbone, hair in a loose updo with a few loose strands falling. She makes no movement, simply facing the camera with a subtle smile, her gaze gentle yet slightly melancholic, serene and ethereal like a frozen magazine cover. Background: an autumn ginkgo tree-lined avenue bathed in golden light, sunlight filtering through leaves casting dappled shadows, blurred silhouettes of pedestrians and a bench in the distance, shallow depth of field dissolving the background into a flowing warm golden bokeh. [Particle Effects] A golden leaf-fall effect covers the entire frame, leaves gently spiraling down from the top - the few closest to the camera with noticeable depth-of-field blur, large and soft as they drift past the foreground; distant leaves smaller and sharper, enhancing the sense of depth. [UI Layer (fixed on screen, not moving with parallax)] - Top left: gold serif large text "FASHION", below it smaller text "SELF-PORTRAIT", and below that the year "1901" - Left-of-center (continuing from the record position in the previous shot): a 3D vinyl record-shaped player control, slowly rotating clockwise, with a circular avatar of her embedded in the center - Bottom left: minimalist music player progress bar with play/pause, previous, and next buttons, progress bar slowly advancing to the right over time - Additional pale yellow and light gray magazine-style color blocks on the left as layout decoration - No lyrics or lyrical text anywhere on screen [Overall Color Palette] Shot 1 is realistically dim indoor warm tones, everyday and documentary-like; Shot 2 is rich autumnal golden tones, high sunlight quality, luminous skin, commercial print-ad texture. [Sound Design] Shot 1 features real indoor ambient sounds plus the subtle plastic friction and airy noise of the record spinning; the sound cuts abruptly at the hard cut; Shot 2 transitions directly into full lyrical music (warm vinyl crackle texture) with very faint wind and rustling leaves in the background.