Mia's Lunch Time

3D CGI in the style of PixCreate a bright, funny, highly engaging 3D preschool animated music video for the uploaded “Yay Yay Yay, It’s Lunch Time!” song. CHARACTER CONSISTENCY IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY. Use the 3 uploaded character reference images as the EXACT permanent identities of MUMMA, MIA and BUDDY. Keep them recognizable and consistent in EVERY shot. MUMMA: Exact uploaded Mumma. Adult Indian mother, warm medium skin, large brown eyes, long thick dark-brown curly hair, same face, hairstyle, age and proportions. Warm, playful and expressive. MIA: Exact uploaded Mia. She MUST remain a tiny 2-year-old toddler in every scene. Large brown eyes, chubby rosy cheeks, two HIGH curly buns, two pink bows, loose forehead curls, oversized toddler head, small body and short arms and legs. NEVER make Mia older, taller or more child-like. BUDDY: Exact uploaded Buddy. Small golden-beige puppy with cream muzzle/chest, huge brown eyes, floppy ears, top hair tuft, short legs and signature pink bow. Keep him puppy-sized in every scene. SETTING: A bright, colorful, cozy family kitchen and dining area in the same polished soft 3D preschool universe throughout the video. Use cheerful pastel colors, rounded furniture, colorful plates and food, warm daylight and playful family-friendly lighting. STORY: Follow the uploaded song and lyrics closely. Every visual should match what is being sung. OPENING: Mumma happily announces lunch time and places a colorful healthy lunch on the table. Mia runs excitedly toward the table with Buddy. When Mia notices broccoli, she makes an exaggerated funny toddler face: excited about lunch, NOT excited about broccoli. Buddy curiously sniffs toward the food. MAIN CHORUS: Create a REPEATABLE signature dance that stays the SAME every time the chorus returns. “YAY YAY YAY” — Mia throws both hands up three times to the beat. “LUNCH TIME” — Mia points excitedly toward the food. “CRUNCH TIME” — Mia and Mumma make a funny exaggerated crunch gesture. “NO IFS” — playful finger wag. “NO BUTS” — hands on hips. “NO COCONUTS” — Mia makes a big silly X with her arms. “HEALTHY FOOD GOES IN OUR GUTS” — Mia happily pats her tummy. Buddy watches and tries to copy the actions in a silly puppy way. GREEN / GROW: Mumma shows Mia broccoli, peas and other green vegetables. Mia asks why they are green. Mia takes ONE small bite. CRUNCH! She suddenly stretches upward and stands on her tiptoes to check whether she has instantly grown taller. Mumma laughs and indicates, “Not that fast!” Buddy sees Mia stretching and hilariously stretches upward too. For “GROW GROW GROW,” use a simple upward stretching gesture children can copy. CHORUS: Return to the EXACT SAME signature chorus dance. BREAD / GO: Mumma shows Mia bread. Mia takes a bite. For “GO GO GO,” Mia suddenly becomes playfully energetic. She marches, runs or dances around the table. Buddy excitedly chases her. Mumma watches them race past with an amused expression. Keep this playful and safe, not chaotic. LENTILS / STRONG: Mumma shows Mia a colorful bowl of cooked lentils. Mia tastes a spoonful. For “STRONG STRONG STRONG,” Mia proudly flexes her tiny arms. Mia then seriously turns toward Buddy and asks him to show his muscles. Buddy lifts one little paw proudly. Mia reacts as though Buddy is incredibly strong. Make this a clear comedy moment. FRUIT / YUM: Show a beautiful colorful fruit plate with strawberries, banana, orange and apple. Mia looks carefully at the choices. Create a small anticipation pause before her answer. Mia excitedly chooses the STRAWBERRY. For “YUM YUM YUM,” Mia does a happy tummy/food gesture while Buddy looks eagerly at the fruit. MIA TEACHES BUDDY: This is an important character moment. After Mumma has been teaching Mia, Mia suddenly becomes very serious and starts teaching Buddy. Mia points at Buddy like a tiny teacher and explains that he needs healthy food too. Mumma watches in the background, amused. For: “NO IFS!” “NO BUTS!” “NO COCONUTS!” Mia copies Mumma’s gestures very seriously. Buddy reacts with a funny confused head tilt and a woof. FINAL CHORUS: Make this the BIGGEST and happiest section. Mumma and Mia dance together while Buddy joins them. Use clear visual actions: GREEN — GROW GROW GROW = stretch upward. BREAD — GO GO GO = marching/running-arm movement. LENTILS — STRONG STRONG STRONG = flex muscles. FRUIT — YUM YUM YUM = happy tummy gesture. Then repeat the signature YAY YAY YAY lunch-time dance. ENDING COMEDY: Mia finishes eating. Mumma offers Mia more broccoli. Mia looks at Mumma. Then at the broccoli. Then at Buddy. Pause for comedy. Mia slowly pushes the broccoli toward Buddy as if Buddy should eat it instead. Buddy looks suspiciously at the broccoli. Mia proudly acts like she is helping Buddy grow. Mumma laughs. End with Mia giggling and Buddy giving a cute reaction. VISUAL DIRECTION: High-quality polished soft 3D preschool animation. Bright, saturated but pleasant colors. Rounded shapes. Large expressive eyes. Detailed curly hair. Soft fluffy puppy fur. Warm cheerful lighting. Use expressive facial reactions and clear body language. Keep camera movement gentle and readable: mostly medium and wide shots with occasional close-ups for funny reactions. Change shots frequently enough to maintain toddler attention, but DO NOT use frantic editing. Prioritize actions children can imitate. Keep the visuals directly synchronized with the uploaded song. IMPORTANT CONTINUITY RULES: Use the uploaded reference images in EVERY scene where that character appears. Never redesign the characters. Never change Mumma’s face, skin tone, hair texture, hairstyle, age or proportions. Never change Mia’s face, eyes, curly buns, pink bows, skin tone or toddler proportions. Mia MUST remain visibly approximately 2 years old throughout the entire video. Never change Buddy’s face, fur colors, floppy ears, eyes, puppy proportions or pink bow. Do not randomly change animation style between scenes. Do not duplicate characters. Do not introduce additional children, adults or animals. Clothing may change ONLY if absolutely necessary for the story. For this video, preferably keep their normal signature outfits throughout. CHARACTER PRIORITY: IDENTITY > AGE > FACE > HAIR > PROPORTIONS > CLOTHING > BACKGROUND. The uploaded reference images override any conflicting text description. 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