Sora 2
Scene: An empty asphalt parking lot at night (near a supermarket or business center). Kamchatka. Wet asphalt reflects the light of lonely streetlights and light poles. Dirty snowdrifts lie all around. A full moon or starry sky in the background. Car: Toyota Chaser (JZX100), dark in color (black, dark blue). Slightly tuned: possibly a small rear wing, sport wheels. Loud exhaust system. Action: Skid: The car enters a controlled skid (drift) around one of the light poles. A beautiful, almost slow, sideways motion. The tires howl, throwing a white haze into the cold air, mixing with the steam from the exhaust. Lights reflect on the wet asphalt and the painted body. Error: The driver loses control or accelerates too much. The car goes from a controlled skid to an uncontrolled spin or abruptly changes trajectory. Collision: The rear or side of the car slams violently into the base of a metal light pole with a loud metallic bang! The pole wobbles violently, the light from the lamp jerks and flickers. Shards of plastic and ice fly out from the impact. Final Impact: The car comes to a stop in a cloud of its own smoke and steam. The hissing of the radiator, the ticking of cooling metal, and a trickle of coolant dripping onto the ice are heard. The hazard lights start flashing. The headlights on one side may be broken. Focus on the crumpled fender/bumper and the leaning pole. Angles: Shot from the ground for drama, from the side to demonstrate the skid, from behind the windshield (view of the revolving parking lot), static camera on the pole (the car bursts into frame and hits it). Sound: The roar of the engine, the screeching of tires, the sharp boom of the muffler as you release the throttle, the deafening impact of metal, the ringing of breaking glass, the hissing, the ticking, and then—an oppressive silence, broken only by the cracking of cooling metal and the distant wind. Style: A miniature disaster film, a "short story of one evening." Color grading in cool blue tones, accented by the warm glow of the headlights and yellow hazard lights.