Baby Chick First Steps

1. Create a short cinematic video featuring a cute baby chick learning to walk. 2. Set the entire story inside a cozy rustic barn with straw and natural farm details. 3. Keep the baby chick's appearance consistent across all scenes. 4. **Scene 1:** Show the chick standing hesitantly inside the barn. 5. **Scene 2:** Show the chick taking a small, wobbly step while trying to maintain balance. 6. **Scene 3:** Show the chick gently falling onto the soft straw without injury. 7. **Scene 4:** Show the chick getting back up and walking toward its mother. 8. Keep the mother hen visible naturally in the final scene. 9. Use warm golden barn lighting throughout the video. 10. Give the footage soft cinematic warm tones and realistic shadows. 11. Keep the chick's movements natural, gentle, and believable. 12. Make each scene approximately 8 seconds long. 13. Use smooth transitions between scenes so the story feels continuous. 14. Maintain realistic feathers, straw, barn textures, lighting, and animal movement. 15. Avoid distorted animals, unnatural movement, duplicated chicks, sudden appearance changes, excessive blur, cartoon styling, CGI-looking textures, flickering, and inconsistent lighting.