Three Golden Birds

Prompt

Use the supplied 16:9 artwork as the exact visual anchor. Preserve the three adult women, distinct faces, elaborate gowns, flower crowns, golden clockwork birds, butterflies, painterly garden and existing “Emma Leila” signature. Create one continuous 30-second film at 30 fps with no cuts. The song and visible singing begin together on the very first frame. No silent opening, instrumental introduction or delayed vocal. At 0:00, the pink-haired woman’s mouth is already beginning the first word, “Three.” Use one intimate adult female mezzo-soprano with breath-warmed clarity, delicate vibrato and restrained emotion. The same enchanted voice passes from one woman to the next: 0–6 seconds: the pink-haired woman sings, “Three golden birds remember spring.” 6–12 seconds: the blue-haired central woman sings, “Where sleeping flowers guard the hour.” 12–18 seconds: the auburn-haired woman sings, “They stitch the dark with threads of song.” 18–26 seconds: all three women sing together in soft three-part harmony, “And teach the night itself to flower.” Precisely synchronize every sung syllable with the correct woman’s natural mouth, jaw and breathing movements. During each solo line, only that singer moves her lips; the other two listen with closed mouths. During the final line, all three sing visibly and remain synchronized. Keep expressions tender and mysterious, never exaggerated. Make an extremely slow push toward the trio while keeping all three faces and costumes visible. As each woman sings, her golden bird pulses warmly and the existing embroidery on her gown glows: blush flowers on the left, gold filigree at the center and rose-copper blossoms on the right. The birds remain perched safely in their hands. Music: luxurious baroque dream-pop in 3/4 at 76 BPM with felt piano, harp, pizzicato viola, muted cello, bass clarinet, subtle clockwork clicks and mellow golden-bird tones. No harsh high notes or heavy percussion. Complete the final sung word “flower” by 26 seconds. All mouths close naturally. Leave four seconds of fading cello, clockwork breathing and golden-bird resonance while the women exchange faint, knowing smiles. End gently without a hard cutoff. No missed opening lyric, delayed lip-sync, closed mouths during singing, incorrect singer, extra people, duplicated birds, distorted faces or hands, costume changes, rapid camera movement, subtitles, logos or added writing. EmmAI Fragile Vision in motion. Express, not impress. Soul Line: One voice passed through three hearts, and the darkness flowered wherever they sang.