create 14-sec video A continuous, perfectly smooth forward camera flight through the actual cutout openings of traditional Mexican papel picado banners suspended overhead during a Día de los Muertos celebration.CAMERA PATH – SPECIFIC MOVEMENT:0–3 Seconds: Begin with the camera positioned directly in front of the large crimson-red papel picado banner featuring the heart design. Slowly move forward toward the large open cutout area inside the decorative heart. Align the camera lens precisely with the center of the opening.3–5 Seconds: Continue straight forward, passing physically through the heart-shaped opening in the red paper banner. The paper edges pass closely along the sides of the camera frame. Do not pass through the solid red paper.5–8 Seconds: Immediately after clearing the first banner, maintain the same forward trajectory toward the next suspended papel picado banner. Make a subtle upward camera adjustment to align with a clearly visible open decorative cutout. Pass directly through that opening without touching or distorting the paper.8–11 Seconds: Continue forward through the next layer of colorful banners. Make gentle, precise left-right and vertical adjustments as needed to center the camera on successive open cutout holes. Each opening must be visibly aligned with the camera's direction of travel before passing through it.11–15 Seconds: Gradually emerge from the final layer of banners and reveal the large teal sugar skull hanging in the center of the street. Continue gliding forward toward the skull, allowing the colorful canopy, warm festival lighting, and crowded street below to unfold in the background.CAMERA MOVEMENT & PHYSICS:One uninterrupted forward-moving camera flight.Camera travels through actual empty cutout openings in the paper, never through solid material.Each opening is approached head-on, centered, and passed through completely before moving toward the next.Maintain a consistent forward direction and realistic spatial depth.Only subtle directional corrections to line up with openings; no exaggerated weaving.Papel picado gently flutters in the evening breeze.Natural parallax as foreground paper passes close to the lens.VISUAL CONSISTENCY: Preserve the original crimson, turquoise, magenta, orange, and yellow decorations, intricate folk-art patterns, teal sugar skull, and nighttime festival atmosphere.AVOID: Passing underneath the banners, clipping through solid paper, teleporting between openings, sudden camera turns, cuts, zoom transitions, distorted decorations, or changing the original artwork.