Horror Mystery Trailer Template

[Main Character] = Girl with black hair
[Target/Other] = Mother with a ponytail
[Setting] = Inside the house
[Anomaly Gimmick] = TV screen

[Video Style]
15 seconds. Japanese full-color anime. High-density 2D animation on a 500 million yen budget scale. Fast cuts like a trailer. Alternates between eyes, hands, feet, back, reflections, wide-angle pulls, and rapid push-ins. No subtitles, no watermarks, no BGM. Sounds are breathing, environmental noise, short sound effects per cut, and a final line.

[Visual Composition]
The meaning of the [Setting] and [Target/Other] changes based only on the [Main Character]'s perspective. Use the [Anomaly Gimmick] as a transition for each shot, ending with a reversal between the "observer" and the "observed."

[Shot 1: Single Eye Hook]
A close-up of the [Main Character]'s single eye filling the screen. The [Setting] is reflected in the pupil. The [Anomaly Gimmick] crosses deep within the eye.

[Shot 2: Feet]
The floor of the [Setting]. A single footstep. Only the feet step on light or shadows.

[Shot 3: Hands]
The [Main Character]'s hand moves slightly, stopping just before grabbing something.

[Shot 4: Target]
The [Target/Other] appears for a brief moment. Shallow focus, not showing too much of the face or whole body.

[Shot 5: Reflection]
The [Main Character] is reflected in mirrors, windows, smartphones, metal, or pupils. The physical position and reflection position differ slightly.

[Shot 6: Wide Angle Pull]
Briefly show the entire [Setting]. A composition where it's unclear where the [Main Character] is located.

[Shot 7: Approach]
Rapid push-in. The [Anomaly Gimmick] appears very close to the [Target/Other].

[Shot 8: Reversal]
High-speed pan as if the camera is looking back. The [Main Character] is standing there quietly.

[Shot 9: Fixed Gaze]
The [Main Character] stares at the camera. Still. Only the background sways slightly.

[Shot 10: Final Line]
The [Main Character] says shortly, "I was watching from the start." The last frame returns to the single eye close-up to end.