Spicy Fire Noodle Toss — Wok Flame Burst

High-energy cinematic street cooking film, 10 seconds, 16:9. A street-side chef tosses fire noodles in a seasoned wok, flames erupting as chili crisp and oil hit the hot metal. 0-3 seconds: the camera sits low at wok level as the chef launches a wave of noodles skyward; they arc through a burst of orange flame, silhouetted against the tongues of fire, sparks and oil droplets flying in slow motion. 3-7 seconds: the noodles hang at the arc's peak, each strand rimmed in firelight and glistening with oil, then fall back into the wok with a roaring sizzle that sends a fresh gout of flame upward; the chef tosses again without looking, the flames leaping higher, chili crisp crackling and popping like tiny fireworks. 7-10 seconds: the camera pushes in as the noodles land coated in glossy red sauce, steam exploding upward, the chef giving the wok a final flourish; the background is dark and smoky, lit only by the wok's glow and a hanging work lamp. Craft: the chef wears a dark apron, a towel over one shoulder, and heat-flushed focus, wielding a blackened seasoned steel wok and a long-handled ladle; the noodles are wheat, the sauce glossy red with chili crisp; the stall has a hanging work lamp and stacked bowls. Camera: low at wok level, pushing in, slow motion on the arc; dramatic and close. Lighting: the wok's fierce orange glow against dark smoke, the work lamp's warm pool, embers drifting upward like fireflies. Atmosphere: high-energy, cinematic. Style: slow-motion street cooking, 120fps on the toss, 24fps base.