First-person point-of-view free fall from a very tall skyscr...

First-person point-of-view free fall from a very tall skyscraper in a dense modern city. The camera is the person’s eyes, looking straight down toward the street below. No body parts visible at all — no hands, legs, shadows, or reflections. Tall buildings stretch upward along the edges of the frame, creating a tunnel effect. Strong realistic gravity acceleration as the fall speeds up. Heavy motion blur on buildings and traffic, increasing over time. Cars, intersections, and pedestrians rapidly grow larger as the ground approaches. Slight handheld camera shake caused by wind and falling motion. Cinematic realism, ultra-realistic scale, natural daylight, dramatic perspective. 5–7 second continuous shot, smooth motion, no cuts.