Corgi Intern Caught on Night Shift

One seamless continuous shot from start to finish. No cuts, jump cuts, hidden transitions, or sudden camera position changes. Start outside a dark apartment building at night. The camera rapidly pushes toward one warm, illuminated window, continuously moving toward the same window and revealing the interior through the glass without changing angle or perspective. Inside, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi Image 1 wears round glasses and sits in an office chair, seriously typing on a keyboard with its paws. A mug on the desk reads “WORLD'S OKAYEST INTERN.” The whiteboard behind it reads “Treat = f(Barks)”. As the camera gets close enough to be noticed, the Corgi immediately snaps its head toward the window. Its startled expression transforms into a hilarious, mouth-closed, squinted-eye, cold and judgmental glare, as if silently saying, “Seriously?” Without hesitation, it gives a quick sarcastic eye-roll, stands up, grabs the curtain, and forcefully pulls it completely closed toward the camera. Fast comedic timing: notice → turn → judgmental glare → eye-roll → stand → close curtain. No prolonged staring or frozen hesitation. Photorealistic cinematic live-action, authentic nighttime atmosphere, realistic glass reflections, natural dog movement, and believable physical interaction. Strictly maintain one continuous shot, consistent camera movement, the same dog, glasses, desk, and props. No cuts, jump transitions, duplicated objects, teleporting, slow motion, or cartoon-like movement.