Asset referencing: @image1 is the first frame of this video: a completely closed cream greeting card standing on a pale pink table, folded like a closed book with its fold on the LEFT side, held at its edges by two hands. @image2 is the last frame of this video: the same card opened sideways like a book, its vertical fold in the middle, with a colourful paper pop-up party scene — paper balloons, a flag garland, paper stars and a flat cut-out paper figure of THE PERSON — and the words "You're Invited!" printed inside. Together they define the card, the pop-up scene, the paper figure, the lettering, the hands, the light and the framing. ATTACHED IMAGES ARE MANDATORY AND FINAL: the attached frames outrank every word written below them. Wherever the images and this text disagree, follow the images. The paper figure keeps exactly the face, hair and clothing it has in @image2 for the whole film. THE POP-UP — this is the whole point of the film: the card starts fully shut. The card opens sideways like a book: its fold is the vertical crease on the LEFT side, and the right hand swings the front cover open to the LEFT around that fold in one smooth, continuous movement, until the two halves stand open on the table like an open book with the fold in the middle, exactly as in @image2; it never opens upward or downward and never folds back shut — and as it opens, the whole paper scene springs up out of the fold in layers: the balloons lift and bob on their paper strings, the flag garland pulls taut across the top, the little paper stars flip up, and the paper figure of THE PERSON rises upright in the centre. Then, as if by magic, the paper figure comes alive like a paper puppet: its one paper arm swings up at the shoulder on a tiny paper hinge and waves at the viewer, then settles back down to its side. THE PAPER FIGURE NEVER CHANGES SHAPE: it stays exactly the size and outline it has in @image2 — cut off above the knees, flat as a single sheet of card, with a thin white paper border around its edge. It never grows legs or feet, never becomes rounded or three-dimensional, never becomes a real person, and never grows taller. Only its waving paper arm moves on the hinge. Summary: a playful pop-up invitation film in one unbroken take in which hands open a closed card, a paper party scene springs up out of it, and the paper cut-out of the visitor waves under the words "You're Invited!". Timeline: 0–1s — The framing of @image1: the card is completely closed, the hands holding its edges. 1–4s — The front cover swings open to the left around the vertical fold, like the cover of a book, and the pop-up scene springs up in layers — balloons lifting, the garland pulling taut, stars flipping up, the paper figure rising upright — while "You're Invited!" comes into view. 4–8s — The flat paper figure of THE PERSON swings its paper arm up on its hinge and waves at the viewer, while the paper balloons bob gently. 8–10s — The paper arm settles back down, the scene comes to rest, and the film arrives at the framing of @image2. Notes: everything is made of paper and card and moves the way paper moves — folding, springing, bobbing. The card opens once and never closes again. The paper figure stays a flat paper cut-out. The lettering reads "You're Invited!" whenever it is visible. The same two hands appear throughout. The camera stays still at card height with no cuts, and the film runs as one unbroken take. No subtitles. No BGM; generate only environmental sounds and action sounds: a crisp, playful mix — the stiff creak of the card opening, the lively snap and flutter of paper layers springing up, the tiny tick of the paper hinge as the arm waves, and a cheerful quiet room ambience, to the last frame.