Purikura Center Battle

Image 1 = See the three characters. Consistently maintain your face, hairstyle, clothing, and atmosphere throughout the film.
Image 2 = See storyboard. Refer to the sequence of panels, tempo, changes in facial expressions, the battle for positions, and the flow of comedic direction.
Based on the attached images 1 and 2, create a 15-second horizontal 16:9 aspect ratio comedy scene video of a purikura machine.  Theme: Inside the purikura machine, the three compete for the center every time the shutter is released, creating a fast-paced, cute, and noisy comedy scene.

Scene Setting: The setting is inside the purikura machine. The camera is the fixed lens view of the purikura machine, and no shots taken from the camera itself or the outside are allowed. The screen always focuses on the three people shown in the photo booth's photo booth.
The three maintain the character's character from image 1, maintaining the charm of the relationship, appearance, and expressions: the black-haired man on the left, the girl in the center, and the blond man on the right. Basic concept of the video: The three compete for 'the position where they can stand out the most = the center of the screen.' Every time the shutter is about to be released, someone suddenly steps forward, cuts in from the side, pushes aside, or pokes their face in battle to take the center. It incorporates comical and exaggerated reactions, cute poses, impatience about to make funny faces, jealousy, surprise, cuteness, and forced interruptions, portraying it as a battle of "desire to get carried out" in the style of purikura. In the end, all three fit into the frame, and the ending ends with a cute and friendly relationship.

Flow (15-second format)
0.0 to 2.0 seconds: Three people enter the first pose. The girl in the center strikes a cute pose, and the two on either side lean forward, saying they want to be in the photo too. It's still peaceful, but there are already signs of a battle for the center. The expressions were: the black-haired man seemed to be aiming coolly, the blond guy was exaggerated and excited, and the girl, though a bit hesitant, was still cutely decided.  2.0 to 4.0 seconds: Just before the first shutter, the blond man on the right forcefully plunges his face into the center. His face was pushed forward, and the other two almost pushed him aside. The girl was surprised, and the black-haired man glared at him with dissatisfaction. Emphasize the fun of "someone suddenly stepping forward."
4.0 seconds to 6.0 seconds: Before the next shot, the black-haired man on the left quickly steps forward and takes center stage with a cool, sullen face. The blond man exclaimed, "Huh!?" With such an overreact, the girl looked troubled as she was caught between the two. Face-to-face closeness, eye contact, and subtle pushing create laughter.
6.0 to 8.0 seconds: The girl says, "Hey!" He pushed the two back and took center position himself. She strikes cute winks, poses where she cups her cheek with her hand, and cute poses—all of which are typical of purikura. The two on either side are frustrated as they are pushed to the back or edge.  8.0 to 10.0 seconds: Synchronized with the shutter sound, the three of them simultaneously plunge toward the center. The comedy is packed with chaotic pressure, with faces getting too close, shoulders bumping, one side pushing their face in, and the other squeezing in from the side. This is the fastest tempo. Each expression is a mix of anxiety, frustration, surprise, laughter, and desperation.
10.0 to 12.5 seconds: Momentarily nearly losing balance, but all three try to stay within the frame. The atmosphere gradually shifted from pushing each other to a 'set-up' approach. The girl takes the center, the black-haired man goes to the left, and the blond man goes to the right, converging into a position where the three faces look beautiful.
12.5 to 15.0 seconds: Final shutter. All three strike their best poses simultaneously. The girl is cute, the black-haired man smiles a little coolly, and the blond man smiles cheerfully and brightly. The finish is a close, lively purikura photo with a signature shot. Toward the end, the atmosphere shifts from a fight to a cute chaos that turns into a friendly punchline.

Style: Ultra-high-quality, ultra-high-definition, photorealistic live-action footage. However, the atmosphere is a pop and cute world typical of Purikura. Overall, it should provide bright, soft high-key lighting, a beautiful skin feel, cute shades of subtle pink, lavender, and light blue, sparkle, a pop and lovely atmosphere, and a sense of energy for young people. A high-tempo visuals that capture the vibe of cute purikura culture from the Heisei to Reiwa eras. Direction: The camera is basically fixed from the lens of the purikura machine. However, to make the finished video look good, slight digital punch-in, subtle shaking, forward and backward movement with momentum, and facial movements are allowed. Close-up shots viewed from outside are prohibited. Compositions showing the camera body on the screen are prohibited. Fun should be created through the subject's movements, face-to-face movements, pushing, interruptions, and facial expressions At every shutter timing, make it clear that someone will interrupt → the moment you almost fall into a "signature pose." Edit: Focus on rhythmic, high-speed development, a sharp cut, ultra-close-up feel, dynamic forward and backward movement, and facial expression transitions. Even if the actual camera position is fixed, make a big difference in the image by moving the subject closer to or farther from the lens, or cutting in from the left and right. Keep in mind the fast-paced shutter timing, cute moments, comical interactions, and a perfect finish. Do not use it as a still image slideshow. Move the three faces, hair, clothes, accessories, age, and atmosphere as natural and rich animations while maintaining their sense of age.  Emotional tone: Cute, comedy, chaotic, a slightly romantic atmosphere, a slight jealousy, everyone desperately wants to make themselves the cutest/coolest in the photo. In the end, friendship is important. Do not show the camera body on the screen. Shots must be taken from the lens of the purikura camera. Image 1: Consistently maintain the faces, hairstyles, clothing, and character traits of the three characters from image 1. The tempo and competition for positions in image 2's storyboard, Maintain comedic elements. No still slideshows allowed. No text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks. No excessive addition of people. No personification. The last three must be well-balanced and cute