Baseball Practice Vlog Style Video

Create a 15-second Vlog-style home video of a Japanese middle school boy who is usually playful but becomes serious only during baseball practice, as if filmed by a teammate. 480p. The 15 seconds consist of a hard-cut montage of 7 short shots (approx. 2 seconds each). Each shot is a different moment, 1 shot = 1 small event. No transitions or fades. Since a close teammate is filming, he looks relaxed and natural.

Main Subject:
Same Japanese middle school boy throughout all shots. A refreshing, handsome boy. Thick, sharp eyebrows, large double-lidded eyes, straight nose, large mouth with upturned corners, sharp jawline. Realistic sun-tanned skin texture, showing white teeth when laughing. Short black hair. Wearing a white practice undershirt, muddy baseball uniform pants, baseball cap, and a well-used glove. Completely consistent face, physique, hairstyle, and clothing throughout.

Location:
Countryside middle school ground on a summer evening. Backstop, benches, white dust, distant mountains, and sunset. No ads or recognizable brands.

Camera / Visual Style:
Common for all shots: Handheld old consumer digital camera. Natural shake, imperfect framing, occasional focus hunting, exposure fluctuations, light motion blur, subtle noise, slightly muted colors. No stabilization, gimbal, drone, slow motion, or cinematic lighting.

Shot List (In order, approx. 2 seconds each, all hard cuts):
1. In front of the bench, posing strangely with a bat like a sword, trying to make the camera laugh.
2. Drinking barley tea in one go with his hat backwards, making an exaggerated face.
3. Going out to the field and fixing his hat to the front. His expression changes instantly.
4. Practice swing. Serious eyes in the evening light. Stopping perfectly in the follow-through pose.
5. Another swing. Sweat from his forehead drops to the soil. Silent.
6. Chasing a grounder, sliding catch in the dust. Not even a grin.
7. End of practice, returning to his usual smile and showing the ball in his glove to the camera jokingly. Midway, around 00:14, the recording suddenly cuts to blackout. No fade out.

Physical Realism:
Maintain realistic physics. Hands, fingers, feet, hair, sweat, bat, ball, glove, and dust behave naturally. No extra fingers, fused hands, distorted bodies, floating objects, disappearing items, or sudden deformations. Bat swings and ball trajectories remain realistic. Keep the subject consistent across all shots.

Audio:
Natural ambient sounds only. Sound of bat swinging through air, ball hitting glove, footsteps kicking soil, cicadas, distant shouting. No music. No narration. No artificial sound effects.

Final Mood:
The transition between his playful face and serious eyes is the coolest part; a record of an ordinary day at club activities. Not a commercial work. Not a sports CM. Dedicated, youthful, nostalgic, warm, improvisational, and deeply human. Prioritize the feeling that the camera just happened to be there.