Three-stage pipeline: analyze a GIF, recreate as image and video

I have attached a GIF. Complete the following two-stage generation task. Stage 1: Analyze the GIF Examine the attached GIF and produce a precise breakdown covering: - Visual style (art direction, color palette, lighting, texture, rendering style, era or aesthetic references) - Subject and composition (framing, camera angle, focal length feel, depth) - Motion characteristics (what moves, direction, speed, easing, looping behavior, physics, secondary motion) - Any distinctive effects (grain, chromatic aberration, glow, particles, distortion, frame rate feel) Stage 2: Generate the still image with Seedream 5.0 Pro Using Seedream 5.0 Pro at 2K resolution, generate a single still image that replicates the exact visual style, subject, composition, lighting, and aesthetic of the GIF. Capture the moment and look faithfully so the still reads as a frame from the same world. Write a detailed Seedream 5.0 Pro prompt tailored to this, then execute it. Stage 3: Animate with Seedance 2.0 at 1080p Feed the Stage 2 image into Seedance 2.0 as the starting frame. Generate a 7-second video at 1080p that reproduces the exact motion observed in the GIF, matching direction, speed, easing, looping quality, and any secondary or background motion. Write a detailed Seedance 2.0 motion prompt describing the movement precisely, then execute it. Deliver: the analysis, the Seedream prompt used, the generated 2K image, the Seedance motion prompt used, and the final 7-second 1080p video.