Create a cinematic 30-second vertical social-media food commercial, recreating the uploaded reference video's overall sequence, pacing, energy and visual storytelling. Scene 1: A busy outdoor Korean-style fried chicken food truck on a bright sunny day. A young woman approaches the truck and looks at the menu while people walk naturally in the background. Scene 2: Show a young man and the woman near the food truck as the order is prepared. Use quick cinematic cuts, natural crowd movement and energetic camera motion. Scene 3: A branded bucket of crispy golden fried chicken becomes the hero shot. Make the chicken extremely appetizing, crunchy, freshly fried and detailed, with warm highlights and realistic food texture. Scene 4: Create a playful surreal moment where crispy chicken pieces appear to fly dramatically through the air toward a surprised young woman. Use dynamic slow motion, realistic physics and cinematic depth of field. Scene 5: Cut to a close-up of the woman reaching toward a floating piece of fried chicken. Keep her expression surprised and playful, with the chicken sharply in focus. Scene 6: Show the food truck and pedestrians in the background while several pieces of chicken fall onto the sidewalk. Keep the scene humorous but visually polished. Scene 7: End with the woman sitting on the ground beside the spilled chicken and bucket, looking surprised and amused. Finish with a beautiful hero shot of the crispy chicken and branded bucket. Style: premium commercial cinematography, photorealistic, vibrant summer daylight, Korean street-food atmosphere, energetic social-media pacing, smooth transitions, cinematic camera movement, shallow depth of field, realistic people, realistic hands, realistic food physics, detailed crispy texture, natural expressions, high-end advertising quality, visually satisfying composition, no unnecessary text, no distorted faces, no extra fingers, consistent characters throughout.
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