Anime Girl Sliding on Power Lines

[Protagonist] A 2nd-grade elementary school girl with a black bob cut.
[Setting] A shopping street with closed shutters.
[Gimmick] Power lines.

[Video Style]
15 seconds. Japanese full-color anime. High-density 2D animation with a budget equivalent to 500 million yen. Detailed background art, smooth in-betweens, and movie-quality post-processing. Develop attractively by changing composition, camera angles, screen size, and character distance so that similar images do not continue. No subtitles, no watermarks, no BGM. Includes ambient sounds.

[Visual Composition] Night fog swallows the town, and lights go out one by one. The main character glides on the power lines like skating and moves by jumping between them. After gliding, the town lights are restored in order, and gaps are jumped over using only light trails as footings.

[Highlight (must be included somewhere in Shot 5-7)] The sparks from gliding jump to the extinguished streetlights in order, drawing a single line of light through the shopping street.

Shot 1 (Gliding Hook): A shopping street with closed shutters. The main character glides along the power lines, trailing light from the soles of her shoes. An exhilarating expression as she cuts through the wind.
Shot 2 (Fog): The town below is swallowed by night fog, and lights go out one by one. A quiet determination dwells in the protagonist's eyes.
Shot 3 (Jumping): Jumping from power line to power line. Each time she moves, the color of the light tail changes, and the footing sounds like a string. Light and precise movements.
Shot 4 (Low Posture): Accelerating with a low posture on a long straight line. Night wind and light flow past her cheeks. A focused, serious profile.
Shot 5 (Restoration): After gliding, the extinguished town lights are restored in order. The protagonist has a small smile on her lips.
Shot 6 (Gap): Jumping over a break in the footing, using only the trail of light as a platform. A moment of held-breath tension.
Shot 7 (Patrol): Descending to a high place, looking down at the restored city lights, and saying proudly, "It's just a patrol."