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Static locked camera; camera moves only in the final seconds. Same two people, same rule: WOMAN = foreground bottom-left, out-of-focus back, motionless, face NEVER shown, voice-only. MAN = visible, tan coat and hat — only HIS lips move; his mouth stays closed during her lines. Background: house, tape, distant officers only — no vehicles anywhere, start to finish. [0-2s] MAN (lip-sync, eager, encouraged): "Ma'am, I think these—" he stops mid-word as her voice cuts in, his mouth hanging open a moment. [2-5s] WOMAN (voice only, quiet, slow, effortless authority): "Bob...... clear the front yard. Not one officer in front of this house." — his expression slides from eagerness to deflated duty; he glances back over his shoulder at the distant officers, then back to her. [5-7s] He does NOT leave at once — a natural hesitation: he looks down briefly, half-opens his mouth as if to say one more thing, thinks better of it, gives a small reluctant nod: "Mm..." [7-10s] THEN he turns his body and walks away toward the tape line — only now the camera breaks into a smooth, gentle drift following his movement, keeping him framed as he strides off, raising one arm and calling ahead: "Hey — everybody, move, move!" His coat sways naturally, he adjusts his hat mid-stride, the distant figures begin stepping back as the shot ends. The background stays exactly as it is — house, tape, officers only. Grounded human acting: natural blinks, real hesitation, imperfect gestures, no theatrical performance. Negative: vehicles, cars, police cars appearing, woman's face revealed, woman turning, woman's lips visible, voices swapped, wrong speaker lip-sync, camera movement before his walk, fast pan, face morphing, hat falling, running, extra people, teleporting