Nine Grid Girls Breaking Borders

[Image 1] is the first frame, 12 seconds long, 3:4 portrait mode. In the nine-grid image, nine girls are each still in their own square. Seconds 1-3: All the girls in the squares begin to move slightly, maintaining their individual expressions. Suddenly, the girl in the top left selfie square realizes she's trapped, pushes the square's edge, and her expression changes from confident to confused. Seconds 4-7: She forcefully slaps the right square's edge. The vibration travels to the smiling girl in the top middle square, who is startled and looks to her left with displeasure. Meanwhile, the girl sticking out her tongue in the bottom left corner extends a hand from the bottom of her square, across the border, into the territory of the laughing square directly below her in the center. The hand emerges from below the laughing girl's image and scratches her chin, making the girl in the laughing square laugh even harder. Between seconds 8 and 12: The scene descends into chaos, with multiple squares interacting—the surprised face in the top right corner is startled even more by a hand reaching out from the square to its right, while the disgusted face in the middle shrugs away from an outstretched hand. Finally, everyone is interacting, pushing, and shoving across squares, the square borders becoming crooked and distorted. The entire composition is a 3x3 grid, but the square borders are distorted by the interactive actions. Prohibited: Any text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.