Rainy-night rooftop neon light-trail dance short

For the target video, at 0.00 seconds into the target video, <Picture 1> (from [Shot 1]) is fully referenced.

integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] 2D-animated, painterly anime illustration style with rough, expressive brush strokes and grainy textures, deep green and teal night tones with glowing neon accents, matching the reference picture exactly, a vertical music-video shot of a girl dancing alone on a misty rooftop helipad high above the city at night, a tall glowing tower lit in orange and pink far away, billboards and green city lights blurred in the haze, cables and antennas around the edges, at night or in deep shade, with a long-exposure light-painting look made for a viral short video: whenever she moves, glowing neon light trails in colors that match the picture follow her hands, hair and feet and linger in the air like ribbons before fading. She is a cool, calm girl with a short dark-brown bob and bright green eyes, wearing a long olive-brown hooded coat with buckled straps and a short black ruffled skirt, with plain black very short leggings worn under her skirt so her underwear is always hidden. Her eyes are always half-lidded in a sleepy, unimpressed, deadpan "jito-me" look in every shot, never wide open, even when she smiles. Her face, hair and outfit stay exactly the same as in the reference picture for the whole video. Her dance is graceful and beautiful, with long flowing lines and smooth spins that paint big glowing curves in the air, cut through by sharp, cool hits that land exactly on the beat, and she keeps landing in sharp, cool model poses that freeze for an instant like snapshots. She has one catchy signature move that she performs twice: two sharp shoulder pops, a smooth hip sway and a quick hair flick, all exactly on the beat, each leaving a bright streak of light. The camera work is intense yet snappy, with a new angle on almost every beat: fast orbits that wrap the light trails around her, crash zooms, whip pans where her motion carries straight into the next shot, handheld shake on the kick drums, overhead shots, low angles from a distance, profiles and extreme close-ups, never the same angle twice in a row. Her gaze keeps changing: sometimes she stares straight into the lens with a cool, half-lidded, deadpan look, sometimes she gazes far away into the distance. Glowing neon words written by her light trails decorate her dance: one short word at a time, drawn in the air by her hand or her spin.
At 0.00 seconds the video opens exactly on the reference picture, perfectly still. At 0.3 seconds a single tiny point of light appears at her fingertip, and at 0.5 seconds it races around her in one fast, glowing circle while her eyes slide to the lens. Exactly at 0.8 seconds the beat drops: the circle explodes into hundreds of swirling light trails, a bright flash fills the screen, and a hard cut shows her full body striking a sharp opening pose inside the swirling light, as she slashes one arm and the glowing word "GO" appears in a single bold stroke behind her.
At about 1.5 seconds she does her signature move for the first time, each hit leaving a bright streak of light, while the camera jumps to a new angle on each beat.
At about 3 seconds, whip pan into a wide low-angle shot from a distance: she flows through wide, graceful arm waves and a slow, elegant turn that paint huge glowing arcs around her, gazing far away into the distance.
At about 4.2 seconds the camera orbits her fast at chest height while she spins three times, the light trails wrapping around her like a glowing ribbon tornado, then she stops dead in a strong pose and looks straight into the lens as the camera crash-zooms into her face.
At about 5.2 seconds, hard cut to a top-down overhead shot: she steps in a slow circle facing forward, her feet painting a glowing ring on the ground, then stops and holds a strong pose while the camera itself slowly rotates above her and her hand draws the glowing cursive word "glow" in the air beside her; finally she tilts her head back and looks straight up into the lens.
At about 6.5 seconds everything goes dark except the light: for one beat, only her glowing light trails are visible, drawing her whole silhouette in light in the middle of a big move, then the scene lights back up exactly on the next beat as she finishes the move.
At about 7.5 seconds, hard cut to a close-up of her profile lit by her own trails: she gazes far away while a ribbon of light passes slowly in front of her face, then turns her eyes to the lens.
At about 8.5 seconds the camera orbits her fast: she hits a series of sharp, powerful dance moves exactly on the beat, arms snapping into clean lines, each hit leaving a sharp straight streak of light, and her final hit writes the bold glowing word "FAST" across the air beside her.
At about 9.8 seconds, hard cut to a medium side angle: she does a slow-motion hair flip, her hair leaving soft glowing trails that hang in the air, her gaze lost in the distance.
At about 11 seconds, four rapid hard cuts on four beats, each frozen for an instant like a long-exposure photo with her light trails frozen around her: a close-up of her eyes looking into the lens, a high-angle shot of her framing her face with both hands, a profile shot of her gazing into the distance, and a low-angle full-body shot of her in a sharp model pose.
At about 12.3 seconds she does her signature move once more, bigger and sharper, as the camera whips around her in a fast half circle and the light trails burst outward.
At about 13.3 seconds the camera pushes in from the front: she rests one hand on her hip, glances away into the distance, then turns back to the lens with a cool, half-lidded stare; on the final beat a faint, smug half-smile appears while her eyes stay half-lidded, the glowing word "YOU" shines above her head, and all the light trails fade away into the still opening image, so the ending loops smoothly back to the start.
All on-screen text is only the English words described above, spelled exactly, each word appearing alone as one clean, sharp word on a single line, never overlapping other letters, never split, and never covering her face. She never speaks or sings; there is no dialogue. If she wears a skirt or dress, she always wears plain black very short leggings underneath, so her underwear is never visible; the video stays wholesome and stylish, with modest framing, and the camera never looks up her skirt or lingers on her chest or legs. Her body proportions, arms and legs always stay correct during fast motion; her hands always have five fingers with correct joints. Whenever she turns or spins, her head, shoulders, hips and feet always turn together as one body; her head never stays still while her body rotates, and in overhead shots she never spins. Whenever she holds a pose, her hands are relaxed and clearly drawn, each with exactly five fingers, never six, and never thrust toward the lens. No other people appear. No mirrors and no reflections of her. No subtitles, no logos, no watermark. Everything stays in the illustration style of the reference picture, never photorealistic.

overall_soundscape: Silence on the still image at the start, a tiny bright chime as the point of light appears, a fast rising whoosh as it circles her, a huge shimmering burst at 0.8 seconds, airy electric swooshes that follow every light trail, sharp sparkling zaps on every hard hit, a sudden hush when everything goes dark at 6.5 seconds, her footsteps and the swish of her hair and outfit, the whoosh of the whip pans and crash zooms, and a deep airy whoosh during the slow-motion hair flip.

non_diegetic_music: A fast, driving, catchy melodic drum-and-bass track at about 170 BPM: a deep, heavy rolling reese bass, a punchy breakbeat with a hard snare, rapid crisp hi-hats, dreamy rainy-night pads and a cool, wistful synth hook. The track is silent at the start, a sparkling riser swirls with the circle of light, and the beat drops exactly at 0.8 seconds when the light explodes; the groove stays punchy with a hit on every cut, the drums cut out for the one dark beat at 6.5 seconds and crash back in with the light, opens up into a short airy breakdown at 9.8 seconds with the sub bass still rumbling underneath, gives four sharp stabs on the four snapshots at 11 seconds, comes back at full power for her second signature move, and ends with a hard final hit and a soft shimmering tail as the light fades.