Short Drama Suspense Dialogue Scene

Prompt

Native 16:9 photorealistic premium vertical streaming micro-drama, polished television-drama realism, actor-first framing, natural skin texture, clean readable faces, realistic modern apartment at night. A married couple is inside their living room. The wife stands near the sofa holding her husband's black smartphone in her right hand. The husband enters from the background and stops when he notices the phone in her hand. 0-5s: Begin with a medium close-up of the wife. She casually looks at the phone. A message notification appears from a contact belonging to her sister, whom she believes is dead. Her expression changes subtly: her small smile disappears, fingers stop moving, eyes remain fixed on the screen. 5-10s: Cut to a tight insert of the phone in her hand, then back to her reaction. She reads silently. Her breathing becomes shallow but controlled. No exaggerated crying or gasping. 10-17s: The husband enters behind her. Use a restrained medium two-shot. He sees what she is holding and immediately stops walking. His face becomes tense, but he tries to appear normal. 17-23s: Medium close-up on the wife as she slowly raises her eyes toward the husband, not toward camera. She asks quietly: “Why is my dead sister texting you?” Natural lip sync, low controlled voice. Her eyes begin to water but no tears fall. 23-27s: Reverse medium close-up of the husband looking toward her. He does not answer immediately. His jaw tightens, he swallows once, and his eyes briefly shift toward the phone. 27-30s: Very slow push-in toward the husband as he says quietly: “She’s not dead.” Immediately cut to a tight reaction close-up of the wife. Her eyes widen slightly, completely stunned. End with the wife frozen, phone still in her right hand, staring toward the husband, while the final line hangs in silence. Hold the final reaction for approximately 0.7 seconds for a clean cliffhanger cut. Camera style: eye-level, restrained static coverage with only one slow push-in near the reveal. Maintain consistent screen direction and eyelines. Clean soft motivated apartment lighting, visible eyes, natural contrast, recognizable environment. Audio: quiet apartment room tone, subtle phone notification sound, clear dialogue, almost complete silence after “She’s not dead.” Avoid fashion posing, excessive cinematic haze, dramatic orbiting camera, exaggerated acting, random extras, identity drift, changing wardrobe, phone changing hands, eyeline flips, anatomy errors, unnecessary camera movement, promotional movie-poster look.