Character Storyboard

Treat the attached storyboard image as the guide for shot order, framing, character, and action. Animate the 8 panels in order as one continuous viral livestream clip. Do not show any storyboard panel borders, numbers, labels, captions, notes, or tempo bar in the final video. Fully photorealistic live-action. Same girl in every shot: stylish young football-fan creator, early 20s, medium-light warm skin, long dark brown softly waved hair with vivid green money-piece front streaks, small silver nose stud, silver hoop earrings, layered silver necklaces, long almond nails, cropped Brazil football jersey, black low-rise mini skirt. Keep her face, hair, outfit, jewelry, and body consistent throughout. Cozy creator bedroom desk setup, evening livestream atmosphere, warm table lamp, laptop glow, phone/webcam framing, soft clutter on desk, charger cable, notebook, drink cup, small football-fan objects. Creature: tiny palm-sized baby flying dragon / pet dinosaur, believable living animal, expressive eyes, tiny wings, soft leathery skin with fine scale texture, cute curious behavior. Camera style: genuine phone livestream, slightly imperfect handheld/webcam framing, small natural exposure shifts, subtle lens softness, warm lamp light mixed with cooler laptop glow. Add subtle livestream UI: red LIVE badge, rising viewer count, short English chat lines sliding, floating hearts. Keep UI light and readable. Action flow: she leans toward camera holding a small cardboard package and tells chat it is a World Cup match predictor. She shakes the box near her ear and reacts to a small thump inside. She opens the box on the desk; warm glow spills out. A tiny baby dragon pops up from the box and flutters its wings. She reacts with delighted disbelief. She places two small desk flags in front of it: Brazil and Argentina. The dragon looks between both flags, tilts its head, hesitates, then hops clearly onto the Argentina flag. She recoils in funny disbelief because she is wearing Brazil, points at the dragon, then laughs into the camera while the dragon stays on the Argentina flag. Pacing: curious opening, quick reveal, short suspense, clear prediction, funny reaction payoff. Keep each beat readable and connected. Use simple camera moves only: slight push-in, small handheld wobble, desk-level reframing, quick reaction bump, final close hold. Keep small motion alive: hair movement, hands, jersey folds, dragon wing flicks, chat hearts, lamp glow. No fantasy overload, no chaotic room movement, no extra creatures.