Cinematic, handheld-style comedy short filmed in a gritty New York City subway station. A young Asia

Cinematic, handheld-style comedy short filmed in a gritty New York City subway station. A young Asian woman with long black hair, wearing a floral midi sundress and strappy sandals, sprints down a tiled stairwell chased by a tall, playful man with ginger hair, a gray-green t-shirt and dark pants. She rushes onto the platform just as a silver NYC subway train's doors close, slaps her palms against the door glass in frustration. Through the window, the man grins smugly and taps his cheek, taunting her. She furiously shouts "Why is it you again?!" Doors open; she yanks him out by his shirt, he slides across the floor on his stomach, then ends up sitting dazed against the tiled wall. She leans over him, hair falling forward, pointing and growling "You better hope I don't see you again!" Dynamic tracking shots, low angles, quick cuts, shallow depth of field, fluorescent greenish-yellow subway lighting, natural reflections on stainless steel train, background commuters, 24fps film look, realistic motion, comedic timing, 16:9, 30 seconds. Avoid: blurry, distorted hands, extra fingers, warped faces, text, watermark, unrealistic physics, cartoonish look.