A movie-making vocabulary comprises Lighting, Camera Movements and NAME_1. A list of Lighting terms is: Key, Fill, Back, Side, Practical, Hard, Soft, Bounce, High Key, Low Key, Motivated, Ambient. A list of Camera Movements is: Aerial Shot, Arc, Cant, NAME_2, Dolly, Dolly Zoom, Follow, Handheld, Locked-NAME_3, Pan, Pedestal, NAME_4, Steadicam, Tilt, Tongue, Truck, Crab, Zoom. A list of NAME_1 is: Close, NAME_3, High-Angle, Extreme Close, Establishing, Full, Medium, Over-The-Shoulder, Point-Of-View, Two, Up, Low-Angle. A movie about aliens landing in London, comprising one shot, is specified in JSON format as follows: { "title": "Alien Invasion: London's Unforgettable Night", "shots": [ { "title": "Alien Ship Approach", "lighting": "Low key, with a mix of blue and green hues to create an eerie atmosphere.", "scenery": "A panoramic view of London's night sky, featuring the city's iconic landmarks.", "sets": "A rooftop overlooking the city.", "actors": "A group of people on the rooftop watching the alien ship.", "dialogue": "Look! It's an alien ship!", "camera": { "angle": "Wide-angle shot", "motion": "Slow zoom in on the approaching ship" } } ] }. Create a movie about the lifecycle of a butterfly. The movie must have 4 shots, each lasting 3 seconds. The movie must have a title and must describe each shot in terms of  title, lighting, scenery, actors, dialogue and camera movements and NAME_1. For lighting, camera movements and NAME_1, use the movie-making vocabulary specified.