Style: Clean professional pet-grooming tutorial aesthetic; high-detail photorealism, soft film grain, muted sage-green background, warm neutral whites, high-key ring-light highlights, soft ivory-and-taupe fur contrast, natural textures (slightly damp fur sheen, velvety ear texture, stainless scissors, matte black tools). Final hairstyle should read as intentionally absurd but executed with professional precision: an unmistakable ultra-blunt retro bowl cut with a perfectly round silhouette, dense helmet-like volume, and a sharply defined straight fringe reminiscent of a 1990s pageboy / Dumb-and-Dumber-style bowl haircut. A single indoor grooming-studio scene: medium close-up framing of a compact rabbit with plush ivory fur, soft taupe shading on the ears and nose, upright ears, fine white whiskers, and large glossy dark-brown eyes, seated on a light wood table wearing a black collar-like grooming cape; only groomer’s light-to-medium skinned hands and forearms visible in a black short-sleeved uniform. Background: softly blurred sage-green wall, large circular LED ring light visible left with distinct circular reflection in the rabbit’s eyes, shelving with white/dark bottles and a mirror reflecting ring light to the right. Tools on set: matte black spray bottle, black comb, silver scissors, black hairdryer. Overall look: shallow depth of field, crisp focus on rabbit’s face and hands, soft even ring-light illumination, minimal motion blur. Cinematography: Camera: static medium close-up / eye-level with the rabbit; steady tripod framing that alternates between tightly centered front, rear shoulder-level, and right-side profile via sharp cuts described in Actions. Lens: 50mm–85mm portrait feel with shallow depth (bokeh background); subject razor-sharp, background softened by 2–3 stops. Lighting: even high-key studio lighting dominated by ring light; soft fill from front and slight warm back rim to separate pale fur from background; minimal shadows, clear circular catchlights in eyes. Mood: calm, professional, slightly whimsical — gentle, clinical precision with an affectionate undertone, with the humor coming from the extreme seriousness of the grooming process versus the ridiculous final haircut. Haircut design goal: By the end of the video, the rabbit should have a highly stylized, exaggerated bowl haircut: the crown trimmed into a smooth domed cap, sides carved into a rounded curtain wrapping symmetrically around the face, cheeks tucked neatly under the bowl line, and a very straight, very blunt fringe cut horizontally across the forehead. The line should be so even and geometric that it feels almost too perfect — a ridiculous, unmistakable “mom-cut-the-hair-with-a-mixing-bowl” silhouette, but rendered in luxurious photoreal detail. The haircut should look dense, sculptural, and slightly oversized for the rabbit’s small face, creating a deadpan comedic effect. Actions: [00.00 - 00.01] Camera: static front medium-close. Groomer hands gently cradle the sides of the rabbit’s face and chest while the rabbit sits very still, staring directly into lens; slightly damp forehead fur lies smooth; ring-light reflection bright in both eyes. The face is natural here, pre-cut, with visible fluff around the cheeks and between the ears. [00.01 - 00.02] Cut to front-medium still. Groomer right hand brings matte black spray bottle and lightly mists the head and cheek fur with an audible spritz; rabbit subtly twitches nose and turns slightly left to observe the mist; droplets catch ring light. Fur is being prepped to lay flat and obedient for a sharply structured cut. [00.02 - 00.03] Cut to rear shoulder-level medium-close. Groomer left hand combs the nape and upper back of the head fur with black comb; right hand uses silver scissors to trim a clean horizontal guide line at the nape — precise, metronomic snip-snip audible. This establishes the lower edge of the bowl shape. [00.03 - 00.04] Cut to right-side profile medium-close. Groomer lifts a side section near the cheek with comb and fingers, then clips it into a strict curved line that connects smoothly from behind the ear area toward the front cheek. The side should begin to read as a rounded mushroom-like wall of fur. Rabbit remains composed, looking calmly left, ears upright and still. [00.04 - 00.05] Cut to front-medium. Groomer combs the top portion between the ears straight up and trims across with scissors, creating a flat, controlled top layer that will fall into a smooth rounded cap. Rabbit’s glossy eyes follow the hands, expression patient and slightly bewildered. [00.05 - 00.06] Cut to front-medium. Groomer simultaneously runs a black hairdryer (held ~15 cm away) and comb through the head fur; hairdryer whirr rises, rabbit narrows eyes slightly against the airflow, whiskers trembling softly. As the fur dries, it fluffs into a more sculptable, uniform mass, emphasizing the coming helmet-like bowl silhouette. [00.06 - 00.07] Cut to front-medium. Groomer pu