Cinematic Catch and Throw Mug Sequence

10-second cinematic sequence. Begin from the exact edited image. Preserve the exact character, face, hairstyle, clothing, proportions, lighting, and composition. The camera remains completely locked. The animation begins immediately. Within the first 0.2 seconds, a matte black steaming coffee mug suddenly enters from the LEFT side of the frame at very high speed. The mug follows a clean, straight horizontal trajectory with natural physics. The mug remains perfectly upright. No coffee spills. Steam stretches behind the mug as a continuous motion trail. The character notices the incoming mug at the last possible moment. Instant athletic reaction. Eyes lock onto the mug. The body shifts naturally. The character reaches out and catches the mug cleanly with one hand while allowing the arm and shoulders to absorb the momentum. The catch feels smooth, believable, and athletic, like an experienced baseball player receiving a hard throw. The mug never tumbles. The coffee remains inside. Not a single drop spills. A quick smile appears. The character briefly admires the successful catch. (Optional) One quick sip. Immediately the body transitions into a powerful baseball-style throwing motion. The free arm extends naturally toward the target. The throwing arm rotates through the shoulders and hips. The mug becomes a rigid projectile. The fingers open. The mug completely separates from the hand. Visible empty space appears between the fingers and the mug. The mug accelerates rapidly toward the RIGHT edge of the frame. Steam trails behind the mug continuously. The mug completely exits the RIGHT side of the screen before the 8-second mark. The camera smoothly follows the mug for a brief moment, then naturally eases back to the character completing the follow-through. Dust kicks up around the planted foot. Hair and clothing react naturally to the momentum. The character finishes the throw with an EMPTY hand while watching the mug successfully leave the frame. Natural physics. One continuous shot. Ultra-photoreal. Locked character consistency. No warping. No duplicated mug. No duplicated hands. No extra limbs. No spilled coffee. No cuts. No transitions. The mug must visibly enter from the LEFT, be caught once, then visibly leave to the RIGHT while remaining upright for the entire sequence.