Animate the supplied first frame into the supplied last frame over ten seconds. Use the referenced numbered 16-panel storyboard image above only as a visual guide to the same adult woman's identity, wardrobe, action order and changing camera compositions. Do not display the contact sheet, a grid, gutters or multiple images in the video. Keep Soo Hee Tan 2's face consistent with the portrait reference and both supplied frames. She wears the same sand-beige trench coat, black turtleneck, black trousers and black ankle boots throughout. One fluid cinematic camera move with varied, readable framing: 0–2 seconds, follow her measured approach to the walnut door in a medium-wide view, briefly lowering to emphasize her last bootstep on the stone; 2–4 seconds, glide up and nearer to her right hand turning the aged brass lever; 4–7 seconds, move with the door's single slow inward swing, showing the hinge and an over-the-shoulder reveal of the warm room; 7–10 seconds, ease around into the supplied final medium close-up as she crosses the threshold, turns slightly back and forms a small closed-mouth smile. The changing compositions must feel physically connected. Preserve the same door, one handle, the left-side rain window and stable hands. Natural restrained movement, elegant blue-and-amber light, realistic cloth motion, no abrupt morphing or impossible jumps. Resolve smoothly into the exact supplied ending composition. Generate a detailed natural soundtrack with three clearly motivated non-vocal cues: dry close ankle-boot footsteps aligned to the visible footfalls during the approach; one quiet metallic latch click as the lever turns, followed by one low wooden hinge creak during the door swing; continuous soft rain tapping the window behind her, quieter than the nearby action cues, with natural indoor distance and a gentle sound tail. No dialogue, singing, narration or music. Do not add voices, thunder, bangs or unrelated impacts. Keep the sound present through the ending. No titles, subtitles, logos, watermark, split screen or interface. The numbered storyboard is ONLY an action and framing guide. Keep the walnut door and aged brass lever exactly as shown in the supplied first and last frames, even where the storyboard differs. Never show any reference numbers or contact-sheet borders in the finished film.