Style: Cinematic disaster realism with slow-motion surrealism and tense atmospheric sound design. Camera: Smooth handheld tracking, transitioning to fluid slow-motion underwater shots. Scene: Inside a small convenience store, calm routine turns to chaos as an unexpected tsunami tears through the glass doors. [00.00–02.50] Tracking shot through a fluorescent-lit convenience store — people casually browsing chips and drinks. Calm, mundane rhythm. SFX: soft pop music from ceiling speakers, gentle register beeps echo in background. [02.50–05.00] Camera pans toward glass front doors as the floor begins to tremble. Shelves rattle, drinks vibrate. SFX: low rumble swells; fluorescent lights flicker erratically, creating strobe flashes. [05.00–07.50] Slow-motion close-up as the glass storefront explodes inward. A colossal wall of water surges through, swallowing aisles and hurling debris. VFX: water distortion, flying snacks, collapsing shelves. VO (whisper): “It came from nowhere.” SFX: deep bass impact, muffled screams drowned by roaring water. [07.50-10.00] Submerged silence. Floating debris and shattered lights drift through murky water. The camera drifts past a slowly spinning bag of chips illuminated by flickering emergency light. Soundtrack fades into a haunting, ethereal ambient tone.