Self-Building Miniature City Cinematic Video Prompt

Create a 15-second ultra-realistic cinematic miniature-world video designed for maximum visual impact. FORMAT: Vertical 16:9, 4K, photorealistic miniature cinematography, premium commercial-film quality, 24fps, realistic physics, macro photography, shallow depth of field. SCENE: An empty dark wooden architectural worktable. In the center is a perfectly clean rectangular construction platform with a tiny architectural blueprint lying on it. 0–3 SECONDS - HOOK: Extreme macro close-up of the blueprint. A tiny red construction light suddenly switches on. The blueprint begins physically transforming into a miniature 3D city foundation. Tiny roads automatically unfold from the paper. 3–8 SECONDS - BUILD: In a continuous seamless transformation, miniature construction machines activate. Tiny excavators dig foundations, cranes lift steel frames, walls rise floor by floor, windows install themselves, roads form between buildings, trees appear along sidewalks and tiny streetlights rise from the ground. 8–12 SECONDS - CITY COMES ALIVE: The final skyscrapers lock into place. Tiny cars begin driving naturally through the streets. Miniature pedestrians walk along sidewalks. Office windows gradually illuminate. Traffic lights turn on. 12–15 SECONDS - FINAL REVEAL: Camera smoothly pulls upward and backward from macro distance to reveal the entire miniature metropolis glowing at blue hour. Hundreds of tiny illuminated buildings fill the platform. STYLE: Extremely realistic miniature photography, physically accurate materials, believable tiny construction equipment, realistic shadows, subtle atmospheric haze, cinematic depth of field, detailed glass reflections, tiny imperfections, premium architectural commercial aesthetic. IMPORTANT: The city must physically BUILD itself rather than simply appearing through a magical dissolve. Smooth continuous motion, coherent spatial transformation, no random object changes, no duplicated buildings, no warped architecture, no text, no logos, no people looking at the camera.