Souk Labyrinth — Marrakech at the Spice Hour

An 11-second 9:16 vertical travel sequence: weaving through Marrakech's spice souk at late afternoon. The scene opens in the narrow covered lanes, pyramids of spices blazing with color on both sides — paprika, turmeric, indigo, dried rose — shafts of golden light piercing the slatted roof, igniting dust motes and saffron particles in the air. 0-4s: The gimbal weaves forward, brushing past hanging lanterns and dyed wool skeins, a vendor in a djellaba scooping olives from a barrel, the scoop's glisten, a boy threading past balancing a tray of mint tea, the glasses chiming. 4-8s: The weave continues through the spice pyramids, the colors intensifying — a hand trailing through turmeric, leaving a golden streak; the light shafts thickening with dust, the lane narrowing, the sounds of the medina pressing in. 8-11s: The lane suddenly opens onto a sun-blasted square, the camera emerging into the white light, the souk's shadow falling behind, the square's chaos bright and vast. A spice merchant's scale tips with a brass chime, weighing saffron in tiny pinches. The gimbal passes a wall of hanging dried roses, their petals rustling, and the saffron particles thicken in a shaft of light like golden snow. Subject and craft: spice pyramids, vendor in djellaba, olive barrel, boy with mint tea tray, hanging lanterns, wool skeins, slatted roof light. Camera: continuous weaving forward motion, emerging into the square. Lighting: warm golden shafts, amber grade, blazing spice colors. Mood: intoxicating, bustling, timeless. Style: travel documentary, rich texture detail, photorealistic.