I dropped a giant pumpkin into a volcano.

Vertical 9:16, 15 seconds, one continuous handheld smartphone shot, no cuts, realistic iPhone footage, overcast daylight. The helicopter cabin interior and open side door look like @image1, with the camera inside the cabin so the whole door opening is in frame. The person is the same person as @image2 (your photo): same face, hair and outfit throughout. There is no bucket and no corn anywhere in the video.

THE PUMPKIN IS COLOSSAL AND BRIGHT ORANGE: a single giant, vivid, saturated bright Halloween-orange pumpkin, over 5 feet tall and as wide as the entire helicopter door opening, filling the doorway from floor to ceiling. Round, deep ridges, thick green stem. Classic jack-o'-lantern orange, not pale, not tan.

0-1s: The video starts with the person sitting on the cabin floor next to the giant bright orange pumpkin wedged in the open doorway. They immediately shove it with both feet and hands, and it tips over the sill and rolls out of the helicopter within the first second. The helicopter rocks up as the weight leaves, and the whole doorway opens to reveal a dark smoky volcanic landscape and a glowing orange lava crater far below.
1-4s: Camera leans to the door and tilts straight down. The huge bright orange pumpkin falls, tumbling slowly, getting smaller, and plunges into the lava crater with a massive heavy splash of lava. The metal door sill runs diagonally across the bottom corner. The crater is an irregular, jagged opening of bubbling lava with a rough rocky rim, no glowing circle.
4-10s: Camera holds on the crater. The pumpkin sinks. Two triangle eyes, a triangle nose and a jagged grinning mouth slowly glow brightly in the lava surface, forming a giant jack-o'-lantern face filling the crater, flickering like candlelight.
10-12s: A huge eruption blasts straight up out of the lava toward the helicopter: clearly visible big chunks of thick bright orange pumpkin shell, long stringy orange pulp and hundreds of flat white oval pumpkin seeds fly up through the air. Real individual pieces, not fire, not smoke, not an orange haze. Debris flies past the lens.
12-15s: The camera swings back into the cabin. The aftermath is clearly visible: flat white pumpkin seeds and stringy orange pulp splattered across the metal floor, the door frame, the ceiling, and all over the person, who is sitting on the floor, covered in pulp, wiping their face. Seeds still rain in through the open door.

Audio: loud helicopter rotor and wind noise throughout, a heavy scraping thud as the pumpkin tips out, a deep massive splash and sizzle as it hits the lava, a low rumble, then a wet explosive burst and seeds and pulp slapping against the helicopter. No music, no speech.