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Style: First-person documentary realism, waterproof camera aesthetic, sensor grain, cold ocean colour grading with murky green-blue tones and natural overcast exposure shifts **Prompt 1 (Scene 1: Discovery)** POV from waterproof phone camera held at water level, treading water in coastal ocean 30 feet from rocky shore. First-person perspective bobbing with small waves. White baby harp seal pup floating 20 feet ahead, wrapped in tight grey fishing net around mid-section and rear flippers, struggling weakly. Seal's mouth open, crying with high-pitched bleating, head above water surface, dark panicked eyes visible, small black nose, flippers tangled and restricted. Kelp strands floating nearby in murky green-blue water. Overcast grey sky, rocky cliff barely visible and out of focus in distant background. Orange waterproof glove occasionally visible at frame edge from treading motion. Cinematography: Camera: First-person POV, heavy micro-shake from treading water, water occasionally splashing on lens, autofocus breathing (slight blur shifts), ONE movement: slow pan right following seal's drift Lens: Waterproof phone camera aesthetic, wide angle, natural autofocus Lighting: Overcast grey sky, natural exposure, cool murky water tones, no shadows, cold colour cast Actions: - Camera bobbing with small waves, looking forward across choppy surface - White seal pup visible struggling in grey net, mouth open crying - Seal thrashing weakly, flippers tangled, unable to swim properly - Slow pan right as seal drifts slightly with current Audio: - Water lapping, small waves splashing - Seal crying: high-pitched bleating (continuous, desperate) - Heavy breathing from treading water - Fishing net rustling in water, kelp moving - Wind on microphone No text overlays, no subtitles, sensor grain visible, realistic ocean texture throughout. --- **Prompt 2 (Scene 2: Threat & Urgency)** Same POV from waterproof phone at water level, locked on struggling seal pup in foreground (wrapped in grey net, still crying). Murky green-blue water, overcast sky, rocky shore background. LARGE GREY DORSAL FIN surfaces 25 feet behind seal, cutting slowly through choppy water toward seal. Fin is 2 feet tall, triangular, grey with lighter edge. Seal unaware, still struggling with net. Then: orange waterproof glove enters frame from bottom, pointing urgently at shark fin. Operator voice YELLS sharply: "NO! NO!" Camera begins moving forward through water with swimming strokes (arms splashing). Shark fin submerges beneath surface. Seal's bleating intensifies. Kelp floating between camera and seal. Cinematography: Camera: First-person POV at water level, heavy micro-shake increasing with swimming motion, water splashing on lens repeatedly, autofocus shifting between seal and disturbance, ONE movement: forward motion (swimming toward seal urgently) Lens: Waterproof phone camera, wide angle, natural autofocus breathing accelerating with urgency Lighting: Overcast grey, natural exposure darkening water where shark approaches, cool colour cast, no shadows Actions: - Camera locked on seal (foreground) with fin approaching (background) for 2 seconds - Orange gloved hand points urgently at shark fin location - Operator yells "NO! NO!" (sharp, loud, urgent) - Camera begins swimming forward with visible arm splashes and wetsuit sleeve motion - Shark fin submerges as camera approaches - Seal's cries reaching peak intensity - Hold final frame on seal struggling, orange glove pointing, disturbed water visible Audio: - Water lapping, waves splashing harder - Seal crying: high-pitched bleating (continuous, intensifying) - Heavy urgent breathing (swimming effort) - Shark fin cutting water (distinct parting sound) - Operator voice URGENT: "NO! NO!" (sharp, loud, commanding) - Arms splashing water (swimming strokes) - Wetsuit fabric rustling - Wind on microphone increasing No text overlays, no subtitles, realistic ocean texture, sensor grain throughout, end frame holds 1 second for continuity.

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