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Use the provided reference image OmniRef #1. Preserve the exact blonde woman, dark-haired man, practical SEEDANCE 2.0 robot, wardrobe, faces, proportions, set dressing, lighting, and authentic early-1990s 35mm comedy-film look. Real actors, practical robot prop, physical effects only. Natural skin texture, visible film grain, sharp facial detail, realistic motion, no CGI appearance.
0–4s — Medium two-shot. The blonde woman and dark-haired man stand beside the powered-down robot, visibly worried but desperately trying to remain calm. The man raises his hands reassuringly and says: MAN: “Okay, let’s not lose it. I’m sure it’s just a temporary outage.” The woman looks at him anxiously. WOMAN: “How can we be sure? What do we do?”
4–8s — Comedy close-up. The woman suddenly decides: WOMAN: “I’ll try CPR!” She awkwardly starts giving exaggerated chest compressions directly onto the robot’s metal torso. The rigid practical robot rocks slightly under the pressure. The man watches in disbelief.
8–12s — Hard cut. The man says: MAN: “Get out of the way!” He quickly moves her aside, grabs jumper cables connected to an old car battery, and clamps them onto exposed terminals on the robot. He makes one determined attempt to jump-start it.
12–15s — Punchline. A small electrical spark. The robot’s head suddenly gives off a puff of practical white smoke, wobbles, then falls completely off the neck and drops out of frame with a metallic CLANG. No explosion. The man and woman freeze, then simultaneously gasp in horrified disbelief, staring down at the detached head.
Performance: fast, dry 1990s comedy timing; both characters are genuinely concerned, not cartoonish. Their attempts become increasingly desperate while they try to act rational.
Camera: authentic theatrical 35mm photography, mostly locked medium shots with one quick practical push-in for the final reaction; vintage spherical lens, shallow depth of field, natural focus pulls, subtle handheld imperfection.
Audio: room tone, nervous dialogue, metallic CPR thumps, jumper-cable click, small electrical crackle, short smoke hiss, heavy metal CLANG, synchronized double gasp.
Important: maintain exact OmniRef identities throughout. No face drift, no wardrobe changes, no robot redesign, no extra characters, no morphing, no floating objects, no large explosion, no slapstick speed-ramping, no modern digital look. The robot remains a heavy full-scale physical prop.
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