One walk, two possible worlds

Plan a 30–45 second vertical split-screen film. The same adult walks through [SETTING] twice. In the left half they choose [CHOICE A]; in the right half they choose [CHOICE B]. Both versions begin from the exact same pose, wardrobe, light and camera move.

Show three paired consequences that start tiny and become emotionally meaningful without claiming one life is objectively better. Specify the timing grid, mirrored landmarks, shared sound bridge, wardrobe and prop continuity, safe text zones and final frame where the split-screen briefly becomes one image. Include prompts for the shared anchor frame and each branch, and instructions for compositing them without face drift or inconsistent perspective.

Keep it grounded; avoid multiverse effects, celebrity likenesses or copied film scenes. If using a real person's photo, preserve identity only with consent. Return a storyboard and a production checklist.