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Reshoot this exact room from directly above
Reshoot this exact room from directly above, as a top-down shot of the same film scene. CAMERA MOVE: the camera rises to the ceiling above the middle of the room and looks straight down, almost vertically. The chandelier is left out of the view. WHAT THAT CHANGES: we see the room as a floor plan from above, with the same left and right as the reference. The large red carpet is a rectangle on the white marble floor, covering the half of the room nearest the bottom of the frame. On it, near the bottom, are the two square tasselled floor cushions (dark green on the left, red on the right) and, to their right, the low carved dark-wood table with its brass bowl, and the tall lidded brass urn seen as a round lid. Along the LEFT wall stand the gilded dressing table seen from above, the red velvet stool in front of it, and the brass pot by its leg. In the middle, toward the top of the frame, the wooden swing is seen from above as a long seat with its red bolster and green and red cushions, its brass chains rising toward the camera. Along the RIGHT side runs the arcade of three cusped arches with its low carved balustrade, and the garden's cypress trees beyond it. The walls are seen from above as thick ochre edges around the room, with pink-red curtains at the corners. WHAT MUST STAY THE SAME: the same room, painted by the same artist at the same hour. Every object keeps the shape, size, colours, pattern and place the reference shows, and their distances from each other stay the same. Keep the bright midday daylight falling in through the arches as bright patches on the marble floor, the warm colours, and the style: a hand-painted background from a 1990s hand-drawn feature-film cel animation, gouache with clean ink outlines. No people, no animals, no text. Do not add or remove furniture.
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