80s disco stage performer

Animate this exact still, not a new scene. Keep my face exactly as it is for every frame — same features, skin tone and age — and keep coloured stage light confined to my hair and shoulders exactly as in the still, never washing across my face or reshaping a feature. The only motion is the turn the pose already implies completing itself: my weight finishes shifting fully onto the other leg and my hair swings once with it, while the haze drifts slowly and steadily through the laser beams behind me — nothing else changes pace or direction. Camera: a slow, small arc around me at a fixed distance, not a push, not a handheld shake, the kind of restrained move a motorised slider produces. The one hard warm key and the coloured rim from behind must hold their exact angle and colour for the whole clip, so the hot edge on my hair and shoulder neither drifts nor changes hue. Keep the coarse pushed-film grain and the halation blooming off the sequins exactly as strong throughout. Add a muffled, distant disco bassline and a faint crowd murmur, both low enough to sit under the image — no legible lyrics, no dialogue. Exclude any modern stage screen or phone light entering frame. Output: 6 seconds, one unbroken shot, no cuts, vertical 9:16 matching the still exactly, loop-safe.