Use the uploaded image as the exact start frame and the primary visual reference for the lead woman’

Use the uploaded image as the exact start frame and the primary visual reference for the lead woman’s face, short black bob haircut, blue eyes, stern expression, and grounded vintage-action-movie realism. Do not turn her into a cartoon, superhero, or glossy CGI character. Keep her look consistent throughout: adult female action lead, sleeveless dusty blue tactical top, black armband, realistic skin texture, practical lighting, subtle sweat, natural motion. Create a 14-second live-action sequence, 16:9, 720p or higher, with synchronized audio. Style: late-1990s vintage techno-action thriller, real actors, real set, practical effects, 35mm film grain, slight halation, mild handheld camera shake, hard cuts only, tense pacing, blue-gray lab lighting mixed with flashing red alarm lights. Environment: cluttered computer lab filled with CRT monitors, beige keyboards, server racks, cables, rolling office chairs, flickering screens, smoke haze, sparks, and an emergency exit door at the back. The woman is with a nervous male computer lab technician, around 30, rumpled office clothes, ID badge, slightly awkward, carrying printouts. Chrome humanoid robots suddenly invade the lab. TIMELINE 0–3 seconds: Medium shot. The woman strides into frame beside the lab technician and grabs his arm, annoyed but charismatic. She sharply chides him: “Don’t you have better things to do than test prompts on the Fourth of July?” The technician turns, startled. Alarm lights begin flashing. 3–5 seconds: A chrome humanoid robot smashes through a glass lab door in the background. Another emerges through smoke between server racks. CRT monitors flicker and pop. Quick push-in on the woman as she instantly shifts from irritated to battle-ready. 5–9 seconds: She pulls a compact futuristic handgun from her belt and fires at the incoming robots. Bright practical muzzle flashes. Loud metallic impacts. Sparks burst from the robots’ chrome bodies. One robot crashes into a monitor cart, another keeps advancing. Handheld camera tracks with urgency but keeps the action readable. 9–11 seconds: The woman grabs the lab technician with her free hand and yanks him away from the workstation toward the exit while firing one last shot over her shoulder. She shouts: “Let’s get out of here!” 11–14 seconds: Tracking shot down the lab aisle as she drags the technician into a run. Robots push through smoke behind them. Overhead cables spit sparks. Papers fly, warning lights flash, boots pound on the floor. End on the woman pulling the technician through the emergency exit as the red alarm light flares across the frame. STYLE RULES: Realistic vintage action-film energy. Practical chrome robot suits or animatronic-style enemies, not weightless CGI. Real explosions of sparks, real smoke, real set damage, believable physics, cinematic but gritty. No subtitles, no on-screen text, no logos, no watermark, no comedic slapstick. Keep the woman visually dominant, fast, tough, and decisive.