14 shots, 30 seconds, hard cuts. Real-time except brief slow motion on the first punch impact (14.5–

14 shots, 30 seconds, hard cuts. Real-time except brief slow motion on the first punch impact (14.5–15.0s) and the jaw tear (24.0–25.0s). NO BGM. Style: 8K photoreal, large-format film, Kodak Portra 400 look — warm neutrals, soft highlights, muted greens, fine grain. Violent handheld camera, low angles looking up, mud hitting the lens, 24fps natural motion blur. NOT CGI, NOT a game, NOT a cartoon. No on-screen text, captions or logos. CRITICAL: gorilla always screen-LEFT, rex always screen-RIGHT, never swapping. Only these two creatures in frame. @Image 1 = the gorilla: thirty-metre upright black-furred ape, barrel chest, sagittal crest, amber-red eyes, yellowed canines, bare grey-black chest with a pale diagonal scar, mud-caked forearms. Match reference exactly. @Image 2 = the rex: thirteen-metre grey-green pebbled T-Rex, armoured skull, small yellow eyes, crowded conical teeth, pink gums. Match reference exactly. @Image 3 = the location: muddy jungle riverbank, fallen logs, cracked boulder screen-right, brown river and misty tree ferns behind. Controls setting and light only. 0.0–3.0s: medium, low — the gorilla smashes both fists into the mud, a wave hits the lens, then rears up and roars. 3.0–5.0s: close-up — the rex's open jaws roar back, saliva stringing between teeth. 5.0–7.5s: wide side profile — both face off across the mud; the gorilla drops to its knuckles. 7.5–9.5s: wide — both charge, camera whip-pans, mud across the lens. 9.5–11.5s: medium-close — the rex's jaws clamp onto the gorilla's left forearm, blood welling, shaking it. 11.5–13.5s: the gorilla hammers the snout, rips its arm free and grabs the rex by the throat; the rex thrashes. 13.5–15.5s: medium-close — a full-swing punch to the skull; slow motion on impact, hide rippling, a tooth flying, blood bursting; the head slams into the mud. 15.5–17.5s: a hammer punch drives the skull into the mud, then an uppercut lifts the rex's front feet off the ground. 17.5–19.5s: wide — the gorilla hurls the rex screen-right into the boulder, the boulder cracks, water explodes. 19.5–21.0s: the rex rises; the gorilla shoulder-charges it into the boulder and pins its throat. 21.0–22.5s: close-up — the gorilla's hands grip the upper and lower jaws, fingers between the teeth. 22.5–25.5s: the gorilla pulls, arms shaking — the jaw stretches past its limit and breaks; slow motion on the tear, blood arcing. 25.5–27.5s: close-up — the gorilla roars down at the rex, blood on its muzzle. 27.5–30.0s: low — the gorilla pins the skull and rips the lower jaw clean off; the rex goes still. The gorilla stays bent over the body, jaw hanging from its hand, arms down, chest heaving. Light: flat overcast morning, soft top light, cool mist rim. Physics: real mass, cratering footfalls, visible strain, punches with full follow-through, the rex dies slowly, nothing floats. Audio: roars, wet mud impacts, punch cracks, bone breaking, breathing, river and jungle ambience. No music, no dialogue.