Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro) Prompt: "Cinematic close-up portrait video of a 35-year-old Slavic man with fair skin, high cheekbones, light blue-gray eyes, short light brown hair. CRITICAL SEQUENCE: Eye movement MUST happen FIRST, facial expression changes ONLY AFTER. Phase 1 - Neutral state (0-2 seconds): Completely neutral, blank expression. Eyes looking slightly downward or straight ahead with unfocused, distant gaze. Facial muscles completely relaxed, no tension, mouth neutral. Person appears lost in thought or routine. Cool overcast lighting. Phase 2 - Eye movement FIRST (2-3.5 seconds): ONLY THE EYES MOVE - eyebrows stay neutral, mouth stays neutral, cheeks stay relaxed. Eyes suddenly lift upward at 2-second mark, pupils shift direction, gaze focuses sharply on something specific off-camera above the horizon line. Eyes widen slightly with initial recognition, but rest of face remains completely neutral and still. This is just the moment of SEEING something, no emotion yet on the face. Phase 3 - Processing delay (3.5-4.5 seconds): Brief pause where eyes stay fixed on the object, processing what they see. Still minimal facial movement - maybe the slightest eyebrow twitch beginning at 4 seconds, but face mostly neutral. Eyes show growing focus and attention. Phase 4 - Facial reaction BEGINS (4.5-6 seconds): ONLY NOW the face starts changing - eyebrows lift creating forehead lines, corners of mouth begin rising, cheeks start to lift. The smile develops gradually as a REACTION to what the eyes already saw. Phase 5 - Full joy (6-8 seconds): Complete genuine Duchenne smile erupts - eyes crinkle, bright catchlights appear, entire face illuminates with warmth and joy. Color grading shifts from cool to warm golden tones. Technical: 85mm lens, f/1.8, shallow depth of field. Camera slow push-in 10%. 24fps. CRITICAL: Maintain strict temporal causality - eyes move at second 2, facial muscles don't engage until second 4.5. No premature smiling. No simultaneous eye and mouth movement. Hyperrealistic, 8K, natural anatomy. Atmosphere: Authentic moment of unexpected joy. The sequence must show: 1) neutral state, 2) seeing something, 3) processing, 4) emotional response. Not all at once."