Seedance One-Take Handheld Bedroom Camera Choreography

10 seconds, 9:16 vertical, realistic handheld phone footage, one continuous take. Use @image1 as the sole character reference card; the character's appearance, hairstyle, and clothing must strictly match the reference card. Setting is a naturally lit bedroom, white bedsheets and soft pillows, lifestyle scene, soft warm tones. 0-2s: The character lies face down on the bed with her back to the camera, forearms propping up her upper body, legs extended naturally toward the foot of the bed. The camera shoots from a higher position near the foot of the bed at a downward angle; the initial framing includes her back, legs, and feet. The camera physically moves forward along the line from foot to head of the bed while gradually framing upward, moving from a wide shot to her waist and shoulders, with the legs and feet naturally exiting the bottom of frame. Keep a slight handheld sway; the push-in is smooth and continuous. 2-4.5s: An off-screen hand briefly enters from the bottom left of frame, lightly touches the fabric at her waist, then withdraws. Noticing this, she turns her head toward the camera, then rotates her shoulder and turns her body, supporting herself with one arm, gradually revealing her face. The camera tilts upward following her movement, from shoulders and back to face and upper body, with a small lateral framing adjustment, maintaining the higher downward-angle position from the side of the bed. Her turn and the camera's follow should connect naturally. 4.5-6s: She adjusts her pose sideways, both knees bent naturally together. The camera performs one clear, continuous, slightly fast downward tilt, moving from her face, past her upper body, down to her bent knees and legs; her face exits the top of frame. It decelerates briefly on reaching the knees and legs. Allow a small amount of real motion blur and a slight wrist tilt during the move. 6-7.5s: The camera immediately reverses along the same path, tilting back up from the knees and legs, past the upper body, to the face and shoulders, in one smooth continuous motion. She gently raises a hand to tuck hair behind her ear, her gaze lifting back up toward the camera, expression natural, with a hint of curiosity and warmth. 7.5-10s: The camera pulls back slightly, widening the frame from the top of her head to her upper thighs. She leans sideways against the pillow, hands resting naturally, continuing to look at the camera. The camera gradually slows, settling at the higher downward-angle position beside the bed, ending with a subtle handheld drift. Camera focus: slow approach at the start, slightly faster tilt down and back up in the middle, gentle pullback and slowdown at the end. Camera movement, the character's turn, and the framing changes must maintain spatial continuity; the bed, pillows, and room layout stay fixed. Avoid: cuts, transitions, 180-degree orbit, 360-degree roll, flipped frame, sudden digital zoom, excessive shake, character teleporting, face changes, clothing changes, deformed limbs, extra fingers, a second full character entering frame, captions, watermark. The off-screen hand should only briefly appear when touching, then fully exit.