Start from the first frame: the woman is in active labor, straining intensely while gripping her ...

Start from the first frame: the woman is in active labor, straining intensely while gripping her husband’s hand extremely tightly. Her fingers remain firmly locked around his hand and never separate. Show realistic tension in the hands and small involuntary movements caused by the force of her grip. The camera has strong raw handheld shake, irregular and imperfect like a real person filming in a stressful moment, not smooth or cinematic. Then the camera quickly turns and pans to the right in one continuous handheld movement, naturally transitioning toward the doctor from the last frame. End on the exact composition of the last frame: the doctor is holding the newborn baby securely in her arms. The newborn is crying loudly, with natural small body movements, moving the mouth, face, arms and hands like a real newborn. The doctor remains focused and carefully supports the baby while making subtle natural adjustments to her grip. Maintain strong irregular handheld camera shake throughout the entire shot, communicating the tension and urgency of the delivery room. Preserve the identities, clothing, medical environment and visual continuity of both provided frames. Natural human motion, realistic physical interaction, realistic newborn movement. No morphing, no face transformation, no character replacement, no disappearing people, no anatomical deformation, no unnatural hand movement. The transition must happen through actual camera movement to the right, not by morphing or dissolving between the frames.