Дверь в другой мир

Edit @video1. Keep the woman, her face, blonde hair, outfit, gestures, running motion, the hallway, the front door, and the indoor lighting unchanged. Change only what is visible through the doorway: replace the real corridor with the world from @image1.

@video1 is the source footage: the woman, her performance, the hallway, and the timing.
@image1 defines the world beyond the door only: its composition, giant trees, valley, houses, sky, and palette. Use this exact world.
Exactly one person appears in the video.

From the moment the door begins to open, the doorway reveals the world from @image1 instead of the corridor. Warm daylight from that world spills across the hallway floor and touches her face and hair; a light breeze lifts her hair.
While she stands in the doorway and waves for the viewer to follow, her gesture and expression stay exactly as in @video1, with the world from @image1 behind her.
When she steps through the doorway and runs, she runs across the grass of @image1 toward the valley along the same path and with the same running motion as in @video1, getting smaller in frame. Clouds drift slowly, grass ripples in the wind. Her shadow falls on the grass, the light on her matches the sun direction of the world.
After she crosses the threshold, the camera makes a slow, gentle push-in toward the doorway, eye level, silky smooth.

Facial features, blonde hair, and outfit remain consistent with @video1 throughout, no identity drift. Anatomically stable body proportions. The world stays identical to @image1 in every frame. The door edges stay clean and sharp — a real physical doorway.

Keep the original audio; add only soft wind, birdsong, and footsteps on grass. No BGM. No subtitles.
[Strictly exclude] animation, cartoon, plastic CG look, glowing portal effects, sparkles and particles.