Create a 15-second original Halloween-inspired spooky action-comedy animation, 16:9.
High-end original cinematic 3D animation. Rich autumn night atmosphere, moonlight, warm interior lighting, subtle fog outside, dramatic shadows, polished environments, expressive character animation and fluid physical comedy.
Use a visually dense but controlled rhythm inspired by a fast cinematic travel film: frequent purposeful shot changes, roughly 50% of an extremely fast action sequence. Every shot must communicate a clear action or reaction. The pacing should feel energetic, not frantic.
0–2.5 seconds:
Night. A woman walks through a warmly lit living room decorated with pumpkins and autumn decorations. She notices something strange outside a large window.
2.5–4.5 seconds:
Close-up of the window.
In the glass, a tall dark silhouette appears behind her reflection.
She slowly turns around.
Nothing.
4.5–6.5 seconds:
She looks back at the window.
The silhouette is still there.
She steps closer.
It suddenly disappears.
She exhales in relief.
6.5–8.5 seconds:
She notices something else.
The silhouette is now visible in the reflection again, much closer.
She spins around.
Nothing behind her.
She looks back.
The silhouette raises one arm.
8.5–11 seconds:
She panics and grabs a nearby household object as an improvised weapon.
She approaches the window cautiously.
The silhouette moves closer.
She suddenly lunges toward the glass.
The silhouette lunges too.
11–13 seconds:
CRASH.
She recoils.
Then the camera reveals the truth:
It is a life-sized Halloween decoration standing outside the window, and the wind is moving its arm.
She stares at it, furious.
13–15 seconds:
She opens the window to remove it.
The decoration immediately falls inward and lands harmlessly on top of her.
She disappears beneath it.
One hand emerges from underneath and gives an exhausted thumbs-down.
Cut to black.
No dialogue. No subtitles. No text overlays. No logos. No recognizable brands. No copyrighted characters. No celebrity likenesses. No gore. No graphic horror. No recognizable existing Halloween characters. Keep the decoration completely original. The first half should feel genuinely mysterious and spooky. The reveal should be visually obvious and funny. Maintain clear spatial continuity and simple physical cause-and-effect. Do not make the character's movements excessively fast.