4. Horror scene 0–1.5s (Shot 1): Low-angle shot from the floor. A wooden chair drags slowly across the room on its own, stopping abruptly. Shadows stretch unnaturally along the walls as a door creaks open in the…
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2. funny scene 0–1.5s (Shot 1): Wide shot. A funny anthropomorphic police cop stops a sneaky orange cat in a city alley at night, gently placing him against the wall while checking him. Streetlights cast dramatic shadows; the cat already looks nervous and guilty. Dialogue:
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- When iterating, change one variable first: lighting, motion, or emotion.
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