Make a 15-second live-action short that looks like a scene from a big-budget fantasy film: real people, natural skin texture, shallow depth of field, warm afternoon light through tall leaded windows. 16:9, at least 1280x720, with native audio (voices, sound effects, light music). The characters (a fan version, both adults, years after school): - Miss Malfoy: a gender-swapped Draco Malfoy, now 25. Sleek platinum-blonde hair, sharp grey eyes, proud and dramatic. Black tailored coat with a silver-and-green scarf. - Harry Potter, now 25. Messy black hair, round glasses, a faint lightning-bolt scar, a dark suit. Both faces are original casting choices, not any real actor. The story, in four quick shots, in her elegant London flat: 0 to 3 s: wide shot. Miss Malfoy stands with her arms crossed, chin up: "I am NOT going to the reunion ball with Potter." 3 to 7 s: whip pan. She flings open a wardrobe trunk; dresses and scarves fly through the air in slow motion as her hair whips round, until she pulls out an emerald gown and freezes. 7 to 11 s: close-up. Her cheeks flush pink, eyes squeezed shut: "...I'm only going so he doesn't win." 11 to 15 s: a knock. She yanks the door open: Harry stands there in his suit, holding two tickets: "Ready, Malfoy?" She shrieks and slams the door in his face. Cut to black. Fast cuts, big expressions, comic timing, like a clip people can't stop sharing. Playful, not romantic or suggestive. No text or subtitles in the video. Deliver one MP4 between 14 and 16 seconds long, and a short note on exactly how you made it: models used, how many generations, and how long it took.