Photoreal handheld phone video, vertical, inside a small Japanese sus…

Photoreal handheld phone video, vertical, inside a small Japanese sushi bar with a slow conveyor belt of colourful sushi plates. Warm wood counter, paper lanterns, natural evening light. Frame 1: a large white pelican is already sitting on a stool at the counter like a customer, a tiny napkin tied around its neck. Behind the counter a sushi chef in white uniform and headband is already placing one single piece of salmon nigiri on a small plate in front of the pelican, very politely. 0-2 s: the chef bows slightly. The pelican looks at the single piece of sushi, then turns its head to the conveyor belt. At 2 s: the pelican lowers its huge beak onto the moving conveyor belt and scoops up a whole row of sushi plates into its pouch in one smooth motion; the pouch bulges with plates. Last 2 s: the pelican closes its beak, sits upright, calm. The chef freezes, holding his knife, and slowly stares straight into the camera. The single nigiri is still on its plate. Sound: quiet restaurant ambience, the soft clatter of plates sliding into the pouch, then silence. Deadpan, comedic timing. No text, no logos.