Create a 10-second cinematic 3D animated family film shot in 16:9. Use the uploaded Lumi characte...

Create a 10-second cinematic 3D animated family film shot in 16:9. Use the uploaded Lumi character sheet only as a strict character design reference for Lumi in future shots. Lumi does NOT appear in this shot. The scene takes place at night in a cozy magical fairytale village surrounded by a beautiful forest. START: A wide cinematic establishing shot of the peaceful village at night. Small cozy houses with warm glowing windows, soft moonlight, gentle mist above the rooftops. The sky is filled with many beautiful stars. CAMERA: Start with a wide view of the village and slowly tilt upward toward the night sky. The camera movement must be smooth but purposeful, not slow or empty. ACTION: At approximately 2 seconds, one small star suddenly flickers. At 3–4 seconds, the same star flickers again, noticeably brighter than all the other stars. The surrounding stars remain calm and steady. At 5 seconds, the mysterious star begins pulsing with a soft warm golden light. At 6–7 seconds, a tiny golden spark breaks away from the star. The spark begins falling rapidly but gracefully toward the forest below. CAMERA: The camera immediately follows the falling golden spark downward, creating a sense of discovery and movement. At 8–10 seconds, the golden spark travels toward the dark forest canopy and disappears behind the treetops. END FRAME: The camera is looking down toward the forest, following the golden spark. The final frame must clearly communicate: SOMETHING MAGICAL HAS JUST ENTERED THE FOREST. Visual style: high-end 3D animated feature film, premium children's animation, appealing stylized characters and environments, soft detailed materials, beautiful volumetric moonlight, warm glowing windows, subtle atmospheric fog, magical particles, cinematic depth of field, polished professional animation. Pacing: visually engaging from the first second, a clear visual event every 2–3 seconds, no long static moments. Camera: smooth cinematic movement, controlled motion, no random camera movement, no excessive zooming.