Single 360-degree horizontal orbit around a subject, transitioning from one person to another as the camera returns to front. Start on Image A as the opening frame. Camera Movement Pure horizontal orbit only. Camera moves strictly on the X axis — no vertical rise or fall, no tilt, no zoom. Clockwise rotation starting from the subject’s right side, traveling around the back, continuing past the left side, and returning front-facing to complete the full circle. Constant camera height throughout. End frame returns to the exact original front-facing angle. Subject Morph As the camera passes the subject’s left shoulder and begins its final approach back to front, begin dissolving Person A into Person B. The transition should feel like it is being carried and concealed by the camera’s returning motion. By the time the camera is fully front-facing, the morph is complete. Person B is sharp, fully resolved, and locked. Final frame matches Image B exactly in framing and composition. Subject Life Neither subject is fully static. Throughout the entire shot apply subtle passive movement — slow natural breath visible in the chest and shoulders, slight micro-sway as if standing at rest, gentle movement in any loose hair or fabric from a light consistent breeze. Wind direction stays constant throughout. No deliberate gestures, no blinking, no pose shift. Everything involuntary and natural. Speed Design When camera is front-facing at the start and end: slow, sharp, minimal motion blur. Through the side and back angles: accelerate, heavy directional motion blur, cinematic streaking. Use the motion blur in the final side angle to help carry and conceal the morph as it begins.