Boy and Crocodile Mud Encounter

Subject: A 5-year-old boy
Scene: By a river in the wild, with a crocodile slowly swimming in the river
Photography Style: Handheld mobile phone shooting, slight screen shake, a casual video recording a fun moment, expressing the boy's progression from being mischievous, curious, happy, and surprised to sad
Storyboard:
0-2s: The little boy stands by the river with his back to the camera, watching the crocodile slowly swim over.
2-4s: The boy picks up a small stone and throws it at the crocodile; the crocodile is hit and stops.
4-5s: The crocodile remains still in the river; the boy laughs, looking very proud.
5-7s: The crocodile suddenly rises and uses its forelimbs to pick up a small piece of mud and throw it at the boy. The boy is caught off guard and tries to dodge but is hit by the mud.
7-10s: The boy turns around with mud all over his face and body, looking aggrieved and crying sadly. The camera turns to the river where the crocodile continues to lie in the water and slowly swims away, gently slapping the surface with its tail, splashing water.

Sound: Summer riverside cicadas and birds chirping, the little boy's voice, water sounds.