Use the attached image as the exact first frame and authoritative visual reference for the cat an...

Use the attached image as the exact first frame and authoritative visual reference for the cat and broom. Create a 6-second, single-take, full-body motion-reference video. Static frontal camera, neutral gray studio background, no cuts, no zoom, no camera movement. 0–1 s: The large black cat stands upright in its original pose, gripping the broom vertically with both front paws, staring forward with a stern, completely serious expression. 1–4 s: The cat suddenly performs a compact but surprisingly skillful kung-fu staff kata using the broom: steps into a wide stable stance, swings the broom into a fast controlled vertical figure-eight in front of its body, smoothly changes the paw grip, then makes one full rotation above its head. Dynamic, rhythmic and slightly exaggerated movement, with the tail counterbalancing the body. 4–5 s: The cat executes one low horizontal sweep followed by a short powerful forward thrust with the handle, without moving toward the camera. 5–6 s: During the final flourish the broom almost slips from its paws. The cat makes one small awkward recovery, catches it, plants the bristles firmly on the floor and instantly freezes in a proud martial-arts pose, maintaining the same deadly serious expression. The contrast between its serious attitude and the ordinary broom creates the comedy. Preserve the cat’s exact face, yellow eyes, proportions, thick black fur, paws and tail. The cat remains bipedal and uses only its two existing front paws; never create human hands or extra limbs. Preserve one single broom with a straight rigid wooden handle and unchanged straw bristles. The broom must never bend, break, duplicate, disappear or pass through the cat. No aerial throw, no transformation, no clothing, no text, no additional objects or characters. Realistic fur and believable physical motion. No dialogue or martial-arts shouting; only subtle broom whooshes.