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Video Generation Prompt: "Generate a video using the provided reference photo of a building featuring the 'multipack' logo as the primary visual base. Scene and Object: The video should begin with a clear, stable shot of the building. The building must be well-lit, but the background (perhaps evening or night) should be sufficiently dark to make the projected elements maximally visible and impactful. The 'multipack' logo must be clearly discernible on the building's facade. Projected Elements: Numerous glowing white snowflakes and white circles are projected onto the entire visible surface of the building's facade. These elements should vary in size and be distributed across the building's surface in a random yet aesthetically pleasing manner. They should appear as light projections, not as physical objects. Movement and Animation: The snowflakes and circles must smoothly and continuously glide downwards along the building's facade. Speed: The movement should be slow and graceful, creating a sense of calm yet constant flow. Appearance/Disappearance: As the snowflakes and circles reach the bottom of the visible building area (or the bottom edge of the frame) and disappear, new elements must emerge from the top, smoothly "growing" or "appearing" from beyond the upper frame boundary, maintaining a continuous cycle of motion. Effect: The overall effect should be that of a "light waterfall" or "falling snow" that constantly renews itself. Camera and Composition: The camera should be predominantly static, focusing on the building and the movement of the projections. Very slow, barely perceptible panning or zooming is permissible to emphasize the scale of the building or the dynamics of the projections, but the main focus should remain on the smooth movement of the elements. Atmosphere and Style: The overall atmosphere of the video should be festive, wintry, and slightly magical. The lighting should be soft, possibly with subtle cool tones (blue, purple) to enhance the feeling of a winter night and highlight the white projections.