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Create a hyper-realistic cinematic 60-second time-lapse documentary titled “100 Seeds, 365 Days — My Tiny Garden”. A fixed camera observes the exact same small backyard throughout an entire year. Keep the camera position, framing, garden boundaries, house, fence, and background consistent in every shot. SCENE 1 — EMPTY BACKYARD A small neglected backyard with dry soil, a simple wooden fence, a few weeds, and an empty garden bed. Morning sunlight, realistic shadows, peaceful atmosphere. SCENE 2 — PLANTING 100 SEEDS A gardener enters the frame, carefully prepares the soil, creates neat rows, and plants 100 tiny seeds. Show close-up macro shots of the seeds being placed into the dark soil, followed by gentle watering. SCENE 3 — FIRST SPROUTS Time accelerates. Days pass rapidly. Tiny green sprouts break through the soil. Morning and evening light cycles smoothly while clouds move across the sky. SCENE 4 — YOUNG PLANTS The seedlings grow taller and develop their first leaves. Show realistic leaf movement, natural sunlight, rain, and small insects moving through the garden. SCENE 5 — RAPID SUMMER GROWTH The plants become lush and dense. Tomato plants produce flowers, cucumber vines spread across supports, lettuce becomes full, carrots grow beneath the soil, and pumpkin vines spread across the ground. SCENE 6 — FLOWERING Colorful flowers bloom between the vegetables. Bees and butterflies visit the flowers. The garden becomes increasingly vibrant and full. SCENE 7 — FRUIT DEVELOPMENT Show tomatoes changing from tiny green fruits to large red tomatoes, cucumbers growing longer, pumpkins becoming larger, and other vegetables reaching maturity. Use occasional macro close-ups while maintaining the same overall environment. SCENE 8 — SEASONS CHANGE Smoothly transition through summer, rainy season, autumn, and winter. Show realistic changes in sunlight, rainfall, leaves, soil moisture, and plant growth. SCENE 9 — 365 DAYS LATER Return to the same exact camera framing as the opening shot. The once-empty backyard is now a beautiful, dense, productive garden filled with vegetables, flowers, vines, and greenery. SCENE 10 — HARVEST The gardener walks through the mature garden and harvests fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, lettuce, pumpkins, and other vegetables. Place the harvest into several wooden baskets. FINAL SHOT A beautiful wide shot of the completed garden at golden hour. The gardener stands beside the overflowing harvest baskets and looks proudly at the garden. VISUAL STYLE: Photorealistic nature documentary, cinematic 4K, realistic botanical growth, physically accurate lighting, natural weather changes, detailed soil and leaves, realistic insects, smooth seamless time-lapse transitions, shallow depth of field for macro shots, highly detailed textures. CAMERA: Locked-off main camera, consistent composition and perspective. Occasional smooth macro inserts are allowed, but the main garden geography must remain perfectly consistent. AUDIO: Natural birdsong, soft wind, gentle rain during rainy periods, subtle gardening sounds, peaceful cinematic background music. No dialogue. FORMAT: 16:9 landscape Duration: 60 seconds No logos, no watermark, no subtitles, no text overlays, no unrealistic instant transformations. Thanks.