Title: THE CREEK’S PROMISE Format: 16:9 Widescreen Narrator: Warm Male, Standard West African English Total Runtime: ~60 minutes Instruction: Generate the following scenes in sequence, each with described visuals, dialogue, narration, camera direction, and timing. --- SCENE SEQUENCE: 1. MORNING RITUAL (0:00–8:00) Visual: Misty Liberian village at dawn, mud and thatch huts. Three children (Tarnue 12, Momo 12, Kuba 13) emerge, sun rising. Warm tones, birds chirping, cinematic realism. Action: Tarnue adjusts cutlass strap, Momo yawns, Kuba carries hoe. They walk toward farm path. Narration: "In the quiet village of Tarnue, the morning rose gently over mud and thatch homes. But for Tarnue, Momo, and Kuba, today held promise." Dialogue: MOMO: "Tarnue, my friend, you wake before the sun. You dream of the creek, eh?" TARNUE: "I dream of clean skin, Momo. Today's job is big." KUBA: "Save the poetry, boys. Papa says the field must be cleared today." MOMO: "No work tomorrow? That is a beautiful promise." TARNUE: "The best promise, besides the water. Let’s go." Camera: Wide establishing shot, medium shots, tracking as they leave huts. Duration: 8 minutes --- 2. FARM PATH (8:00–15:00) Visual: Narrow dirt path to cassava fields, sunlight through tall trees, children walking briskly with tools. Narration: "The path to the field was long, winding between trees of Lofa’s quiet hills." Dialogue: KUBA: "Tarnue, you take the big weeds by the stream bed. They fight back." TARNUE: "I welcome the fight. Who is winning the 'Clean Neck' contest today?" MOMO: "Me! I kept my talcum powder in a dry place. Yours is clumped." TARNUE: "Mine is perfect, white as clouds." Camera: Wide shots, close-ups of faces, panning sunlight through trees. Duration: 7 minutes --- 3. CASSAVA FIELD (15:00–25:00) Visual: Large sunlit field, thick weeds, children working hard, sweaty, earthy tones. Narration: "The field stretched before them, wild and waiting. Every swing of the hoe a victory." Dialogue: KUBA: "This is a forest, not a field." MOMO: "This will take longer than lunch." TARNUE: "Then we don’t stop. I take the edge, Momo the center, Kuba the far corner." KUBA: "First to finish quality work is fastest. No lazy cuts." Camera: Close-ups of sweat and tools, aerial pan. Duration: 10 minutes --- 4. GRIND AND DREAM (25:00–35:00) Visual: Field under high sun, heat waves, children sweating, determined expressions. Narration: "The sun climbed high, relentless. Yet the rhythm of their work held them together." Dialogue: MOMO: "The sun is trying to cook us. I see heat on the weeds." KUBA: "Keep moving, Momo! Don’t let the weeds win." TARNUE: "This one fights hard. Doesn’t want to lose its root." KUBA: "Some things must be cut all the way down, or they grow worse." MOMO: "When we reach the creek, I’ll splash you so hard you’ll forget this heat!" TARNUE: "I’ll steal your talcum powder if you do!" Camera: Tracking shots, close-ups, slow-motion swings. Duration: 10 minutes --- 5. BIG NEWS (35:00–45:00) Visual: Sun lowering over nearly cleared field, warm golden light, children resting. Narration: "By afternoon, the battle was almost won. But another truth waited beneath the silence." Dialogue: KUBA: "You’re quiet, Tarnue. Worried about something?" TARNUE: "My uncle says I start big school in Monrovia next month." MOMO: "Monrovia? That’s far away!" TARNUE: "Yes. Big buildings, no creek, no farm — just books." KUBA: "You’ll be smart, but you’ll forget the rhythm of Lofa." TARNUE: "Never. I’ll carry this field’s dirt with me. That’s why today matters." MOMO: "Then let’s finish strong — so the creek remembers us." Camera: Close-ups, aerial pan, medium shots of tools. Duration: 10 minutes --- 6. THE CREEK (45:00–53:00) Visual: Wide shallow creek, shaded by ancient trees, children running in, splashing water, slow-motion. Narration: "There it was — their reward, their freedom, their promise. The creek held memory and childhood." Dialogue: MOMO: "Ah, music!" TARNUE: "It is a beautiful shock!" KUBA: "It washes away heat, dust, and trouble." MOMO: "Remember last year when you went to school without bathing?" TARNUE: "I smelled like the farm! Everyone knew I was lazy." KUBA: "We know the truth. You are the quickest." MOMO: "Look! The whitest neck in Lofa!" TARNUE: "I’ll keep it clean, but I’d rather here." KUBA: "Promise me we do the ritual again, no matter our age." TARNUE: "I promise." Camera: Wide shots of splashing, close-ups of talc on neck, slow-motion water. Duration: 8 minutes --- 7. TEN YEARS LATER (53:00–60:00) Visual: Same creek, morning mist. Adult Tarnue (22) in shirt and trousers with briefcase. Momo and Kuba approach in farming clothes. Reunited, laughter, ritual repeated. Narration: "Years passed like the river — steady, sure. But promises made in water do not wash away." Dialogue: TARNUE: "The promise." MOMO: "Tarnue! You kept the promise!" KUBA: "Welcome home, city boy. You still remember how to clean a neck." TARNUE: "I never forgot. I just needed the right water." MOMO: "Did you work hard today?" MOMO: "Of course! The creek doesn’t give its bath for free!" KUBA: "The water’s cold. Let’s finish this." Camera: Wide shots of water splashes, close-ups of laughter, pullback drone, fade to black. Duration: 7 minutes --- Instruction: Render each scene sequentially, maintain continuity, synchronize narration and dialogue, and produce final continuous 60-minute cinematic film.