[GENERATION GOAL] A 25-second vertical cinematic music video in the style of a late-night breakup anthem. Two former lovers occupy the same city on the same night but never occupy the same frame together except as stacked halves. Upper panel = the man. Lower panel = the woman. They perform mirrored or complementary actions across metro platforms, train interiors, neon walkways, and a glowing waterfront. Moody, intimate, slightly grainy night photography. No dialogue. [CHARACTERS — LOCK FOR ENTIRE CLIP] Subject 1 (Man): A handsome man @ image1, early-to-mid 20s, slim, dark messy hair with well groomed beard and glasses in all scenes. Neutral-to-pensive face, soft jaw, light stubble optional. Wardrobe locked: black collared jacket over black crewneck, then black t-shirt + dark slim jeans; thin black bracelet on right wrist, silver watch on left. Never smiles fully. Subject 2 (Woman): Beautiful woman in @ image2 wearing glasses in all scenes. Wardrobe locked: oversized brown-and-navy buffalo-check flannel worn open over a black crop top, dark wide-leg jeans, thin black bag strap across the body. Expression shifts from tired/leaning to a small private smile, then back to quiet. Do not swap clothes, hair, glasses, or body types between panels. Faces stay consistent across every cut. [GLOBAL LOOK] 9:16 vertical. Cinematic night grade: crushed blacks, teal-cyan key light, occasional warm sodium or fluorescent interior spill. Soft analog grain, mild halation on practicals, shallow-to-medium depth of field. Handheld micro-sway on platforms and walking shots; locked or slow drift on waterfronts. Wet pavement and metal railings catch specular highlights. Trains, glass, and water must feel physically real (motion blur, reflections, passing lights). No daytime, no crowds filling the frame, no text except the specified lyric cards. [FORMAT] Stacked split-screen for most of the clip: hard horizontal midline, upper half Subject 1, lower half Subject 2. Occasional full-frame singles and matching close-ups of hands/phones. Hard cuts only. Real-time motion inside each beat. [TIMELINE] 0s–4s SPLIT — night metro platform Upper: Subject 1 leans on a stainless-steel railing, head down, then slowly lifts his gaze as a green metro train then a reddish train smear past behind the glass. Cool overhead fluorescents + passing train light rake his face. Lower: Subject 2 leans the same railing in the opposite direction, cheek on her hand, a phone face-up on the concrete ledge beside her. Same trains pass in her background. Camera: medium, slight handheld, eye-level. 4s–7s SPLIT — inside a brightly lit metro car Upper: Subject 1 stands holding a white overhead strap with his right hand, amber glasses on, looking off-axis, jacket still on. Lower: Subject 2 stands by the door glass, arms crossed, flannel open, looking toward camera with a small tired expression. A faded “Do Not stay at the Gateway” sticker visible on the glass. Then both panels cut to matching low-angle close-ups of their hands gripping the same style of white strap against the fluorescent ceiling. 7s–8.5s SPLIT — walking away, station corridor Both seen from behind, walking the same direction down a yellow-green fluorescent hallway. His head and black jacket fills the upper frame; her plaid and white clip fill the lower. Shallow follow, slight bounce. 8.5s–11s SPLIT — teal night terrace / glass railing Upper: Subject 1 sits on a low wall in a black t-shirt, city lights and water behind teal glass, pointing off-frame with a small half-smile then dropping the hand into his lap. Lower: Subject 2 sits against a red wall/glass, same teal spill, smiling down at her own hands as if remembering. Soft practicals, wet reflections. 11s–14s SPLIT — neon-cyan pedestrian bridge at night Upper: Subject 1 in profile, black t-shirt, looking up into a wash of cyan LED truss light, hand on hip, city bokeh behind. Lower: first her back as silhouette walking the same bridge, then a high-angle looking down at her standing still on the walkway in flannel + wide jeans, arms slightly out. Strong cyan/green practicals, lens flare allowed. 14s–16.5s SPLIT — MOTION + WATER Upper: brief motion-blurred tracking past Subject 1’s shoulder, then he hunches forward, head down, teal city smear behind. Lower: Subject 2 out of focus in foreground, back to camera, facing a wide illuminated arched bridge whose lights paint long reflections across dark water. 16.5s–19.5s SPLIT — MATCHED PHONE CLOSE-UPS Upper: his thumbs on a dark iPhone keyboard, teal screen glow, draft bubble readable as “do you want to meet?” and then deletes. Lower: her thumb on a similar keyboard, draft “i miss you”. and then deletes. Shallow focus, screen light as key. 19.5s–22s SPLIT — waterfront railing Upper: Subject 1 from behind / three-quarter, black t-shirt, both hands on a wet metal railing, looking out at dark water and distant towers. Lower: extreme close-up of two hands turning a thin metal ring (or keyring) against out-of-focus bridge lights, then pull back to her silhouette at the same railing. 22s–25s SPLIT — same waterfront, glowing arched bridge Both face the water, backs or three-quarters to camera. His figure darker and more distant in the upper panel; hers closer in the lower, white clip visible. Bridge lights smear across the water. Slow drift, almost still. [AUDIO] (soft melancholic pop ballad in the style of a 2016 tropical-tinged breakup song, male lead vocal, sparse guitar and muted kick, lyrics matching the on-screen cards) No extra spoken lines. [CONSISTENCY LOCK] Same two faces, same two wardrobes, same glasses, same city, same teal-cyan night grade for the entire 25 seconds. Split-screen midline stays clean. Lyric cards are the only on-screen type. No extra characters in focus. Wet surfaces and practical neon must persist from beat to beat.