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Style: cinematic, emotional drama, soft natural lighting, Pacific Northwest atmosphere, shallow depth of field, slow camera movements, film grain, indie aesthetic Length: 30–60 seconds Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Tone: melancholic, mysterious, nostalgic ⸻ 🎥 Opening Shot A quiet coastal town at dawn. Fog rolls through pine trees. A battered lighthouse stands against a dark, restless ocean. Rain begins to fall. Text on screen: “Arcadia Bay” ⸻ 🎞️ Max Caulfield Close-up of Sadie Soverall as Max Caulfield. She holds a vintage camera, nervous fingers adjusting the focus. Her eyes are observant, thoughtful, distant. Quick flashes: • a classroom at Blackwell Academy • a camera shutter clicking • time rewinding in subtle visual distortions Voice-over (optional): “I never wanted this power. But now I can’t escape it.” ⸻ 🎞️ Chloe Price Cut to Alexa Demie as Chloe Price. Blue hair under neon lights. A cigarette ember glowing in the dark. She smirks, but her eyes carry anger and grief. Shots of: • Chloe slamming a locker • riding in an old pickup truck • shouting at the ocean Text on screen: “Chloe Price” ⸻ 🎞️ Rachel Amber Soft, almost dreamlike images of Kaitlyn Dever as Rachel Amber. Sunlight through trees. Laughing. Vanishing. Her presence feels like a memory — warm, haunting, unreachable. Text on screen: “Rachel Amber — Missing” ⸻ 🎞️ The Mystery Dark interior shots: • Matt Bomer as Mr. Jefferson, calm smile hiding menace • Reneé Rapp as Victoria Chase, cold confidence • Ashby Gentry as Nathan Prescott, unstable and dangerous • Kiernan Shipka as Kate Marsh, fragile, isolated Quick cuts: • a locked darkroom • Polaroids scattered on the floor • a storm forming over the town ⸻ 🌪️ The Storm The sky turns black. Wind howls. The lighthouse is struck by lightning. Time fractures again. Max stands alone, crying, camera shaking in her hands. ⸻ 🎬 Final Shot Max and Chloe standing together on a cliff, looking at Arcadia Bay below. The storm approaches. A final choice looms. Text on screen: “Every choice has consequences.” Life is Strange – Season 1