Act as my creative director. Help me design a short cinematic film about my future self. Start by asking me five specific questions: what defines me, which people matter to me, which object could represent my life, which everyday places feel personal, and what emotion the ending should leave behind. Do not invent personal facts about me.

I want the camera to orbit horizontally in one consistent direction. Every time it disappears behind a real foreground object, we enter another stage of my life. The camera moves faster through the occlusion, slows as the next moment is revealed, is slowest at the emotional centre, then accelerates toward the next occlusion. People continue moving at natural speed.

After I answer, propose a 28-second story with seven timed beats. Give each beat one readable human action, a location, an age, a recurring object and a motivated foreground occluder. Keep the same person's identity across ages. Build the meaning from my answers rather than copying somebody else's family or career. Explain how the last two beats could be alternate passes for the edit. First agree the written concept with me; then develop the blocking and reference prompts.