REFERENCE & SUBJECT CONSISTENCY Use "@<image1" as the exact visual reference for the woman. Maintain identical identity, face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, skin texture, and natural appearance. Use exactly ONE small playful dog throughout the entire video. The dog must remain the same individual throughout. No duplicate animal and no other animal. FORMAT 30-second continuous vertical smartphone selfie video. The woman is standing in front of a full-length indoor mirror while holding the phone in one hand. The phone camera is the only camera. Natural window daylight enters from the side. Realistic mirror reflection. No cuts, no transition, no zoom. Natural handheld phone movement. --- 0–5 SEC — MIRROR SELFIE The woman is casually filming herself through the mirror. She adjusts a strand of hair while looking at the phone screen. The dog is initially lower in frame, partially beside her legs. She does not notice it immediately. The camera remains slightly imperfectly framed. --- 5–9 SEC — DOG APPEARS The dog slowly walks into the reflection behind her. She notices movement in the mirror. She turns her head. Her expression changes from neutral to amused surprise. She looks down toward the dog. The dog looks directly back at her. --- 9–14 SEC — FIRST JUMP The dog suddenly jumps upward toward her. She reacts with a surprised laugh. The phone hand moves upward instinctively. The mirror framing becomes slightly tilted. She tries to keep herself and the dog inside frame. The dog lands and immediately looks up again. --- 14–19 SEC — BLOCKING HER FACE The dog jumps again. Its head rises into the center of the mirror reflection and partially blocks her face. She laughs and tries moving sideways. The dog follows her movement. She says: "Can you move?" The dog stays directly in front of her. --- 19–24 SEC — SELFIE CHAOS She gently tries to guide the dog lower with one hand while keeping the phone raised. The dog keeps moving toward the phone. Her laughter becomes louder and less controlled. The phone shakes naturally. The reflection remains physically consistent. Her hair moves slightly as she turns. --- 24–27 SEC — DOG APPROACHES LENS The dog suddenly notices the phone itself. It moves directly toward the camera. Its nose approaches the lens. The woman's face remains visible behind it in the mirror. She laughs and pulls the phone slightly backward. The framing becomes tighter. --- 27–30 SEC — LENS BLOCK The dog reaches the phone. Its nose fills a large part of the frame. Whiskers and fur become sharply visible. The woman laughs behind the camera and starts saying: "You little—" She cuts herself off laughing. The phone dips slightly. The dog's nose remains close to the lens. The image briefly loses focus and then regains it. The clip ends naturally with the dog still trying to investigate the camera. AUDIO Natural room ambience only. Dog paws against floor, light collar movement if visible, clothing movement, woman's breathing, surprise reaction, genuine laughter and dialogue. No music. No voice-over. No subtitles. No text. No logo. No watermark. No artificial sound effects. STRICT CONSTRAINTS Exactly one woman. Exactly one dog. No other animal. No duplicate reflection. No duplicate woman. No impossible mirror behavior. No extra limbs. No face distortion. No cuts. No zoom. No camera operator. No cinematic effects. Maintain realistic mirror physics and continuous handheld phone movement from beginning to end.