Handheld Selfie with Kitten

Single continuous handheld selfie shot, vertical phone front-camera footage, plain indoor window daylight, no color grading, faint sensor noise in the shadows and a soft auto-exposure wobble. A woman 1 is already holding a small tabby kitten up against her chest with one hand, her other arm stretched out with the phone, her face leaning in close to the lens and the kitten's head right beside her chin. She is murmuring to it, a short laugh escaping through her nose, her thumb rubbing the fur behind its ear. Then the kitten twists in her grip and swats one front paw straight at her chin - she sucks in a sharp breath, flinches back with her eyes squeezing shut, and the laugh bursts out of her, shoulders shaking, loose strands of her tied-back hair swinging across her cheek. Through the laughter she says in casual everyday colloquial English: "Ow- okay, okay, I get it-" A beat later the kitten scrambles up toward her shoulder, its claws catching the ribbed edge of her top. She yelps into another giggle, catches its hind legs with her palm and slides it back down her chest, then presses her cheek against the top of its head and puffs a breath into its fur, still hiccupping small laughs between breaths. The kitten's ears flick back and its paw comes up again. At the end, it reaches directly toward the lens - the frame drifts and dips as her arm moves, the focus breathing once as the paw fills the near corner. She pulls her head away, her laugh cracking and swallowing the rest of the words, and says while laughing: "You little-" Her hand keeps supporting the squirming kitten, her chest still jumping with the tail end of the laugh, and both of them are moving naturally as the clip runs out. Shoot it as one continuous handheld front-camera selfie - no cuts, no zoom, natural arm drift and re-centering. The camera is the phone in her hand. Keep the framing tight on the two of them from the chest up, with exactly ONE kitten in frame.