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Create a 15-second 16:9 landscape light-suspense crime film opening. Refer to the visual language of these images: retro Japanese anime opening, hard silhouettes, manga collage, asymmetrical split screens, bold geometric color blocks, English opening credits, and subtle katakana accents, with a jazz-crime mood. The tone should be 60% suspense and 40% jazz: mysterious, cool, agile, and urban-crime-like, but not scary, heavy, or cheerful. Make it feel like a graphic title collage: black line frames appear first, split-screen borders draw in quickly, and color blocks, panels, character silhouettes, prop close-ups, and English credits enter and reveal in sync with the beat. Do not make it a realistic narrative animation; make it feel like title design.
English credits must be clear and correct. No Chinese, no misspellings. Each name and job title should appear only once. Do not repeat roles or names, and do not assign multiple roles to one person.
Use varied transitions: vinyl-record masks, car-door cuts, long-shadow wipes, red-line cuts, giant-letter masks, split-frame rearrangement, hard color-block cuts, and panel-by-panel reveals. Keep all transitions crisp and beat-driven. No soft dissolves or liquid transitions.
BGM: original 15-second title music, 60% suspense and 40% jazz. Use low drones, tense string pizzicatos, cool synth pulses, bass drum, sparse brush drums, walking bass fragments, short low sax phrases, and brief brass hits. Build suspense in the first 2 seconds, bring in a deep drum pulse at 3 seconds, jazz bass at 6 seconds, a short sax/brass riff at 10 seconds, and end with tense chords and drum hits. Avoid cheerful jazz and do not imitate any existing melody.
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