Use the uploaded image as the exact first frame. Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 sma…

Use the uploaded image as the exact first frame. Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 smartphone video in one continuous handheld shot. Start with the same marble table, pink pig toy, green pixelated toy, glass mug, and indoor wall background. The key effect: both toys must visibly split into two identical copies every second. The split must be shown clearly in real time, not as a jump cut, not as an instant pop-in, and not as an edit. Each split should last about 0.5 to 0.8 seconds so the viewer can clearly see the process. Important: preserve the exact shape of both toys during splitting. The pig must remain a rigid pig toy with the same proportions, snout, ears, and legs. The green toy must remain a rigid block-style figure with straight voxel edges and the same pixel pattern. No melting, no morphing, no stretching, no warping. Doubling pattern: 1 + 1 2 + 2 4 + 4 8 + 8 16 + 16 32 + 32 64 + 64 continuing until the toys cover the table and fill the room. After each visible split, the copies gently separate, collide, slide across the marble, crowd together, and fall off the table naturally. Keep realistic physics. The camera stays handheld like a real phone recording and subtly pulls back as the room fills up. No cuts, no CGI style, no flicker, no object distortion.