Seedance 2.5 Woman Finds Tomorrow's Tape Short Film Prompt

Authentic early-2000s MiniDV home-video footage, 4:3, handheld consumer camcorder, subtle shake, autofocus hunting, low-light digital noise, tape grain/compression. Young Korean woman in her early 20s, long dark hair, oversized light T-shirt and loose pajama pants, alone in her apartment at night. Warm desk lamp, realistic room, grounded supernatural suspense, natural acting, no cinematic polish or gore.\n\nSHOT 1 — 0:00–0:03\nShe sits beside an old cardboard box and discovers a MiniDV cassette labeled “TOMORROW — 11:47 PM.” She looks confused, then toward the camera.\nSHOT 2 — 0:03–0:06\nShe inserts it into an old MiniDV camcorder and presses PLAY. Static flickers, revealing footage of the exact same apartment. She leans closer.\n\nSHOT 3 — 0:06–0:09\nThe camcorder screen shows the same woman, same clothes and room, with timestamp “TOMORROW — 11:47 PM.” Future-her slowly looks into the camera.\nSHOT 4 — 0:09–0:12\nFuture-her whispers: “If you're watching this... don't open the door.” Present-day woman freezes. A quiet KNOCK comes from the door.\n\nSHOT 5 — 0:12–0:15\nAnother knock. She looks between the door and the camcorder. Future-her remains terrified on-screen before the footage abruptly breaks into harsh MiniDV static. CUT TO BLACK.\nContinuity: Future-her must be identical to present-her, with the same hairstyle, clothes, apartment, lighting and arrangement. Keep the future footage completely realistic. No monsters, glowing eyes, gore, jump scares, or visual supernatural effects—the horror comes from the impossible recording and perfectly timed knock.