Format: "Pick a Door" POV survival horror — a ~60-second Instagram Reel

The 5-Part Structure

Segment	Timestamp	What Happens
Hook	0:00–0:07	Eerie hallway with 2 contrasting doors + a countdown (4-3-1). Monster and rat visible. No context given. Forces a choice before the viewer knows what they're picking.
Zoom-in transition	0:07–0:09	Camera pushes into one door as the monster's claw appears — builds dread before the reveal
Door 1 — "Safe" option	0:09–0:30	POV opens into a warm, golden luxury pool resort. Atmospheric narration with sensory detail. ONE hidden rule buried mid-description that seeds unease ("don't swim past the rope"). Ends: "Congratulations, you're safe."
Door 2 — "Dangerous" option	0:32–0:59	POV opens into cold blue flooded tunnels. Escalating survival rules. A creature appears in the distance. Ends: "Good luck."

Visual DNA

First-person POV (FPS style) — a fingerless leather tactical glove is always visible interacting with the environment — pool lane rope, cans floating in water, door handles
Color coding: Door 1 = warm gold/amber (safety), Door 2 = cold teal/blue (danger)
AI-generated environments — photorealistic but uncanny
White bold uppercase captions synced word-by-word to the narration
No human faces shown — anonymous protagonist, viewer is the character
Opening hallway has horror props: glowing green slime, SCP-style monster, a rat

Choice mechanic before the reveal = comment section warfare ("I'm picking Door 1 obviously")
The "good" door still has a rule you must never break — makes people debate if it's actually safe
Specific sensory worldbuilding makes it feel like a real place ("the smell is overwhelming")
Short punchy sentences in present tense — reads like game rules, not a story
Dramatic contrast in the final line: "you're safe" vs "good luck"

Here's a ready-to-use script prompt for a different theme — space station vs deep ocean trench: