Корабль вылетает из экрана в кинозале

Vertical 9:16 handheld iPhone footage, 12 seconds, single continuous take, natural low-light cinema grain, slight rolling-shutter wobble, no cuts.
0–3s: POV of someone sitting in a packed movie theater, filming casually. The camera is turned to the left, framing the person in the adjacent seat in profile from @ (IMAGE HERE) match the face, outfit exactly to the reference image. He's holding a large drink cup with a straw, watching ahead with a calm, slightly bored expression. Rows of red and teal seats behind him, dim wall sconces, ambient audience chatter.
3–5s: The camera pans right in one smooth handheld sweep, blurring past seat backs, and settles on [что вылетает].
5–8s: as it moves toward the screen it pops out of the cinema canvas and becomes a solid physical object inside the auditorium — forcing its way past the front wall into the room above the audience. Forced perspective: it is enormous and close to the lens. Its underside catches the red glow of the seat lights, and its bulk blocks the ceiling fixtures one by one as it advances. A hard shadow sweeps back over the rows of heads. The camera jerks, shakes violently, tilts steeply upward to follow it passing directly overhead, filling the entire frame, glow spilling across the seats and the faces below. Motion blur, lens flare, auto-exposure blowing out then recovering, phones lighting up all around.
8–10s: Camera whips back down and around to follow the glow receding, then snaps back left to the person @ (IMAGE HERE).
10–12s: The sleeves and hair flutter in the wake. The person has been hunched over, face hidden in the arm; the person @ (IMAGE HERE) lifts his head, eyes wide, and bursts out laughing in shock, clapping a hand over his mouth. The person behind him laughs too. Camera settles, still slightly shaking.
Style: raw amateur phone video, auto-exposure hunting in the dark, no color grade, no music, ambient theater audio and low rumble. Not cinematic, not stabilized.