Master Luthier’s Final Touch: A Hyper-Real Violin Scroll Inspection

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  "scene_id": "s01_the_approach",
  "time_start": 0,
  "time_end": 3,
  "description": "An extreme close-up shot. The weathered, wrinkled hands of an elderly luthier (master violin maker) are slowly and carefully turning a newly carved maple wood violin scroll. The focus is on the intricate details: the fine grain of the wood, the subtle sheen of the first varnish coat, and the texture of his skin. Motes of workshop dust float and dance in a single, sharp sunbeam that cuts across the frame.",
  "camera": {
    "type": "macro shot",
    "lens": "100mm macro prime lens",
    "aperture": "$f/2.8$",
    "focus": "Start with a rack focus from the sharp edge of the wood carving to the luthier's fingerprint on the scroll.",
    "movement": "Very slow, almost imperceptible push-in ($1\\text{cm/s}$).",
    "shutter_speed": "$1/120$"
  },
  "lighting": {
    "type": "natural light",
    "source": "A single beam of 'golden hour' sunlight from a dusty workshop window (off-camera left).",
    "effect": "Creates strong highlights and deep, soft shadows. The light should catch the floating dust particles, creating a 'god ray' effect.",
    "key_light_temperature": "3500K"
  },
  "audio": {
    "sfx": "Faint, realistic sound of wood surface gently rubbing against calloused skin. The ambient sound of a quiet, still room.",
    "ambience": "Silence, with the faintest hint of distant, muffled city sounds."
  }
}