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SCENE 1 - START FRAME of an animated series episode, warm volumetric 3D animated-film style, vertical 9:16. CHARACTER CONSISTENCY IS TOP PRIORITY. Use the provided LILA MASTER turnaround as the strict, non-negotiable source of truth for Lila. Reproduce her exactly as on the model sheet. Do not redraw or reinterpret her. Lila must keep: * the same face shape and facial features * the same SHORT SILVER BOB hairstyle * the same haircut length, color and parting * round glasses * oversized white shirt * black cropped trousers * white sneakers * the same body proportions and overall character design SCENE: A cozy 3D cartoon artist's studio with a warm nostalgic feature-film look. Keep the existing Studio master layout unchanged: * cream walls * wooden beams * large window on the LEFT * warm golden light * one work table only * shelves with paints and brushes * framed paintings * rug * plant * copper hanging lamp * easel with the existing unfinished painting Do not add extra tables, extra furniture or redesign the studio. The studio should feel lived-in and creatively full of unfinished artistic work, but the composition must remain clean and readable. Organized artistic clutter only. No random mess, trash or visual overload. Do not block Lila or the easel with unnecessary objects. SHOT: Medium-wide establishing frame, vertical 9:16. COMPOSITION FOCUS: The main storytelling focus is Lila's PRODUCTIVE PROCRASTINATION. FOREGROUND / MAIN FOCUS: Lila is at the work table, captured naturally mid-action, not posing for the camera. She is sorting old sketches and drawings, rearranging papers, checking folders and organizing small art materials. Her behavior must clearly communicate: she is busy with secondary tasks to avoid returning to the unfinished painting. She is NOT drawing. She is NOT painting. She is NOT approaching the easel. LILA'S GAZE: Locked downward toward the papers, sketches or art materials in her hands. She does NOT look at the unfinished painting at any moment. LILA'S EXPRESSION: Calm, absorbed, mildly avoidant concentration. Subtle and natural facial expression. Not cheerful, not dramatic, not exaggerated. BACKGROUND: The easel with the existing UNFINISHED PAINTING STATE A remains clearly visible behind and slightly to the left of Lila. It must be readable as a silent reminder of the work she is avoiding, but it must NOT dominate the frame and must NOT become a close-up. Use the painting exactly as it appears in the Studio master reference. Do not reinterpret or redesign: the girl, her face, hair, silvery-pearl carnival headdress, colored gems, white mask in her hand, pose, composition, proportions, color palette, placement on the easel. STATE A: Upper part already painted in watercolor color. Lower part still unfinished in pencil sketch. LIGHTING: Keep the exact lighting logic of the Studio master: warm golden light from the LEFT window, same shadow direction, same light intensity, soft dimensional 3D feature-film lighting. Do not change the time of day. FINAL VISUAL PRIORITY: 1. Lila clearly reads as the main character. 2. Her productive procrastination is immediately understandable. 3. The unfinished painting remains clearly visible in the same composition. 4. The studio remains fully consistent with the Studio master. 5. Clean, readable vertical 9:16 composition. Warm soft dimensional 3D animated-feature-film look. Natural proportions. Natural facial expression. No caricature. Keep Lila 100% consistent with the master turnaround.