Create a 30-second, 10-shot handheld smartphone gym-vlog sequence with photorealistic snapshot realism. Make it feel spontaneous and genuinely filmed on a phone, with varied angles, subtle shake, slight tilts, natural reframing, realistic motion blur, fine film grain, harsh fluorescent gym lighting mixed with warm afternoon sunlight from high windows. Woman: use the reference only for her face, identity, and hairstyle. Keep her appearance consistent throughout. She wears a fitted heather-grey athletic top, black leggings, tied-back hair with a few loose strands. Setting: She is alone in a quiet, slightly scuffed gym corner with folded mats, a spotted mirror, and a bench holding a rolled yoga mat and water bottle. No other people. Audio: All dialogue must be spoken naturally in English, with casual delivery, genuine laughter, breathing, footsteps, rope impacts, clothing movement, and faint distant gym ambience only. No music, subtitles, text, logos, or watermarks. 1 — 0–3s She confidently starts jump-roping, but the rope immediately catches her foot. She stumbles, looks down in disbelief, then laughs. "Oh, come on, already?" 2 — 3–6s Side close-up of her hands resetting the rope. Her wrists flick naturally; the rope slaps the floor twice before she finds the rhythm. Slight shaky follow camera. 3 — 6–9s Straight-on medium shot. She starts jumping properly, focused with a small smile. Her breathing becomes quicker and the rope creates natural motion blur. "One, two, three…" 4 — 9–12s She catches the rope on her shoe again, briefly loses balance, then immediately continues. She looks toward the camera and laughs. "Seriously?" 5 — 12–15s She finally gets a smooth rhythm. The camera slowly moves from a side angle toward the front. Her ponytail and loose strands move naturally with every jump. 6 — 15–18s The pace increases. Faster rope rotations, heavier breathing, subtle sweat around her hairline, realistic body movement and handheld camera sway. 7 — 18–21s The rope clips her shin. She winces, hops once, then laughs instead of stopping. Slight upward camera angle with a gentle push-in. "Okay… that still counts." 8 — 21–24s She pushes herself into another fast set. Straight-on framing, rapid rope beats, heavier breathing and realistic motion blur. She looks determined but is clearly struggling. 9 — 24–27s The rope suddenly tangles around her feet. She stops, bends over with her hands on her knees and bursts into genuine laughter. Camera naturally tilts downward. "I seriously can't do this anymore." 10 — 27–30s Still laughing and breathless, she slowly straightens, wipes her eyes, drops the tangled rope and looks toward the camera with an embarrassed grin. "Yeah… I'm done." She shakes her head while the camera slowly drifts backward and slightly upward, lingering on the funny moment. Continuity & realism: Keep the same woman, face, hairstyle, clothing, environment and lighting throughout. Maintain realistic human physics, rope movement, foot placement, breathing, sweat, hair motion and camera inertia. Preserve small imperfections and spontaneous reactions. Avoid polished commercial cinematography; make it feel like a real friend casually filming a funny gym session. End with her laughter and breathing naturally fading into the quiet gym ambience. Do not recreate or copy the reference image itself; use it only for facial identity and hairstyle.