Key-to-Motorcycle Cinematic Transformation

Use the first frame as the exact starting reference and the second frame as the exact ending reference. Create a smooth, ultra-realistic transformation where the key gradually materializes into the motorcycle over time. Transformation behavior: The change must feel like realistic material formation, not a hard morph Gradual surface emergence, structural buildup, and detail refinement No sudden jumps or discontinuities Transformation progresses logically from simple form to full motorcycle Camera & framing (strict lock): Maintain the exact same camera angle, position, and lens throughout No camera movement, zoom, shake, or reframing Background must remain perfectly consistent Subject stability: Motorcycle position remains fixed in space No drifting, sliding, stretching, or scale changes Ground contact and alignment stay constant Effects & motion: Add subtle cinematic dust and particulate interaction during materialization Light atmospheric motion only—no exaggerated energy effects Dust responds naturally to the forming object and gravity Lighting & realism: Consistent lighting direction, intensity, and color temperature Realistic shadows forming progressively with the object Accurate reflections and surface response as materials appear Physically believable interaction with the environment Quality constraints (very strict): Ultra-realistic rendering No glitches, flickering, or visual noise No warping, stretching, or deformation artifacts Clean temporal continuity frame-to-frame Final result should feel like a professional VFX film shot