PROMPT STYLE Premium cinematic stylized 3D animation with polished feature-film quality. Highly deta

PROMPT STYLE Premium cinematic stylized 3D animation with polished feature-film quality. Highly detailed characters, expressive facial animation, realistic materials, cinematic night lighting, subtle ray-traced reflections, soft global illumination, atmospheric fog, controlled shadows, and vibrant visual effects. REFERENCE IMAGE RULES (match exactly, identical in every shot) REFERENCE 1 - ALIEN REFERENCE 2 - DOG REFERENCE 3 - WAITER REFERENCE 4 - FREEZING GUN REFERENCE 5 - RESTAURANT REFERENCE 6 - SPACESHIP REFERENCE 7 - NIGHTTIME STREET CONSISTENCY LOCK Only one alien, one dog, one waiter. No duplicates, morphing, or redesigns. Spaceship, gun, restaurant, and street stay true to their references. The ship lands on the street outside the restaurant, and the alien walks in. Freezing effects are stylized sci-fi comedy, with no blood or injury. SHOT 1 — 0:00–0:02 — THE LANDING Quiet Riverton street at night. The reference spaceship descends, glowing with cyan lights, and lands mid-street with a burst of wind and a brief flash. The alien's silhouette is visible in the cockpit. CAMERA: Wide establishing shot, quick push-in at touchdown. VFX: Cyan engine glow, swirling dust, haze, glowing particles. SFX: Deep hum, rising electronic whine, landing THOOM. SHOT 2 — 0:02–0:04 — THE DOG'S MISTAKE The ship door opens. The alien steps out and looks around, annoyed. ALIEN (muttering): "Ugh. Earth." The dog spots him and barks aggressively. The alien turns slowly toward it. ALIEN (flat): "Quiet, dog." CAMERA: Medium shot of the alien, quick cut to the barking dog, then his irritated face. SFX: Hydraulic hiss, footsteps, loud barking. SHOT 3 — 0:04–0:06 — FROZEN! The dog keeps barking. The alien draws the freezing gun from the holster on his right hip and aims. A bright blue beam visibly connects the muzzle to the dog. The dog instantly freezes in sparkling ice in an exaggerated cartoon pose. The alien lowers the gun, holsters it on his right hip, and turns away. ALIEN (smug): "Rude." VFX: Blue beam, icy particles, spreading frost, sparkling crystals. SFX: Weapon charge, ZAP, crystalline crackle. The dog is unharmed inside the stylized ice. SHOT 4 — 0:06–0:09 — THE HUNGRY ALIEN Hard cut inside the reference restaurant. The alien sits at a wooden table piled with food and eats at an absurd speed. Pizza, burgers, meat, and other dishes vanish as he devours them. He swallows the last bite and wipes his mouth. The waiter watches in disbelief. WAITER (stunned): "Sir… that was for four tables." CAMERA: Rapid close-ups of grabbing, chewing, and empty plates, ending on a wide shot of the cleared table and the waiter's stunned face. VFX: Comedic motion streaks around his hands. SFX: Rapid munching, gulps, plates clattering, whooshes. MUSIC: Fast playful orchestral comedy. SHOT 5 — 0:09–0:12 — THE BILL The alien calmly looks up at the waiter. ALIEN (deadpan): "Where is the total?" The waiter smiles and places an absurdly long bill on the table. It keeps unrolling across the table and onto the floor. The alien lifts the endless paper, searching for the total as it keeps trailing down. His face shifts from confusion to total disbelief. CAMERA: Close-up of the bill unrolling, then a dramatic push-in on his shocked face. SFX: Endless paper unrolling, register ding, comedic sting. MUSIC: Slows into a suspenseful comedic note. SHOT 6 — 0:12–0:15 — BAD TIP! His shock turns to fury. ALIEN (angry): "That's too much!" He draws the freezing gun from his right-hip holster and fires at the waiter. A bright blue blast hits her, and she instantly freezes in sparkling ice in a harmless, exaggerated surprised pose. The alien holsters the gun, drops the bill on the table, and walks to the exit as if nothing happened, without looking back. The frozen waiter and endless bill stay visible behind him. SFX: Weapon charge, ZAP, icy crackle, casual footsteps. MUSIC: Low brass "BWAAH!" then a short mischievous sting. FINAL FRAME: The alien walks away confidently past the frozen waiter and the endless bill. CUT TO BLACK. CAMERA & EDITING Fast, readable editing: wide landing, quick reaction cuts, clear view of the gun firing, rapid eating montage, dramatic bill reveal, close-up of his furious reaction, final wide shot of him leaving. No random spinning. Keep characters and props spatially consistent. LIGHTING Street: deep night blues, spaceship glow, warm street lamps, haze, reflective pavement. Restaurant: warm amber lighting against cool blue freezing effects, soft shadows, detailed food. The blue weapon light briefly illuminates nearby characters and objects when fired. AUDIO & DIALOGUE Only the short lines written above, spoken clearly in English with natural lip-sync and expressive delivery. The alien's voice is deep and deadpan; the waiter's is bright and cheerful. No narration, no subtitles, no extra dialogue. ANIMATION DETAILS The ship lands before the alien exits. His annoyance at the dog is clearly visible. The beam visibly connects gun to target. The dog and the waiter freeze instantly. Food disappears only as he eats. The bill is comically long and visibly unrolls. His reactions are exaggerated and readable. All movement is smooth and physically readable. NEGATIVE PROMPT No photorealism, no 2D animation, no anime, no chibi, no duplicate characters, no alien/dog/waiter redesign, no outfit changes, no spaceship or weapon redesign, no teleportation, no inconsistent restaurant layout, no random props, no distorted faces, no extra limbs, no camera shake, no random spinning, no blood, no gore, no graphic injury, no subtitles, no text overlays except the restaurant bill and existing environment signs, no watermark. FINAL PRIORITY: Follow all seven references exactly. The freezing gun is always the pistol from the alien's right-hip holster. Preserve character and environment continuity. The eating montage and endless bill are the main comedy beats, with the blue freezing effects as the payoff at the start and end.