Use Image 1 as the exact START FRAME and Image 2 as the exact END FRAME. Create one seamless cont...

Use Image 1 as the exact START FRAME and Image 2 as the exact END FRAME. Create one seamless continuous five-second shot. The scene begins exactly on Image 1. Jack Pot’s anatomical RIGHT FRONT PAW is already resting against the camera lens. Jack Pot applies one very small, slow and gentle forward pressure with the paw. The paw itself remains almost completely still and preserves the exact shape, proportions and anatomy shown in Image 1. PAW LOCK: the paw remains open and flat toward the lens. It must not curl, close, bend, rotate, slide, grow, shrink or change shape. Preserve the exact number, placement, shape and dark-brown color of all paw pads. Preserve the narrow wrist, slim forearm and narrow elbow. This gentle pressure tips the camera backward around its LOWER BASE, exactly like a small camera being slowly pushed over onto its back. CRITICAL CAMERA MECHANICS: the camera stays in the same physical location and performs only ONE smooth backward pitch rotation around