Use the attached ZARA VS THE HURDLES character sheet as visual reference throughout. Create a 15-sec

Use the attached ZARA VS THE HURDLES character sheet as visual reference throughout. Create a 15-second 16:9 Pixar 3D animated 100m hurdles race. Bright vivid stadium — deep red synthetic track, white lane markings, white hurdles, packed blurred crowd in background. Full stadium lighting throughout, no dark frames. Character — ZARA: Pixar 3D athletic young woman, early 20s, lean powerful sprinter build, dark hair pulled back tight, fierce focused eyes. Vivid yellow Jamaican sprint vest with black side panel, yellow shorts, yellow and black spikes, small Jamaican flag on chest. Same uniform every single shot. Competitors: Two female sprinters always visible beside Zara — one vivid blue, one vivid red. Always slightly behind. Always present. Never threatening. They clear every hurdle at the same time as Zara — slightly less cleanly. Shot sequence: •0:00–0:02: Low angle wide front shot. Zara coiled in the blocks, competitors on both sides, starter raises gun. Complete silence. Gun fires. •0:02–0:04: Wide side tracking shot. Full explosive acceleration from blocks, spikes hammering the track, first hurdle approaching fast. •0:04–0:06: Wide tracking continues. First and second hurdles cleared — clean, precise, fast. Zara pulling slightly ahead with every clearance. •0:06–0:09: SLOW MOTION. Third hurdle hero frame. Lead leg snapping forward perfectly straight, trail leg tucking through low and tight, body fully horizontal over the bar, arms balanced, face locked on the finish line only. Peak drama. Maximum detail. •0:09–0:11: Normal speed snaps back instantly. Final drive to the finish line — arms pumping, knees driving, crowd erupting, tape visible ahead. •0:11–0:13: Wide front static. Zara breaks the tape — chest forward, arms spreading wide, eyes closing one split second. Competitors crossing slightly behind. •0:13–0:15: Wide static pulling back. Both arms raised, chin up, eyes open, chest heaving. Yellow uniform under stadium lights. Slow fade out. Camera: Always track level — low, fast, wide. No cutaways, no new locations. Front wide for blocks and finish, side tracking for the sprint and hurdles, slow motion wide tracking for the hero clearance. Sound: Crowd silence before the gun — one full held breath — then gun fires. Spikes on track accelerating. Music starts fast and driving at 0:02. Slow motion crowd noise stretched at 0:06. Normal speed snaps back at 0:09 — crowd erupting. Tape snap at 0:11 — loudest moment. Warm resolved music fades out on the final pose. Goal: A 15-second Olympic final feeling — explosive, precise, vivid, and completely earned.