Keep Going: Rain to Sunrise

Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 short with one original adult woman, the same charcoal raincoat, shoulder-length wet hair, and consistent city geography. 0–3s: follow her from behind on a quiet, well-lit sidewalk in heavy rain; keep her on the pavement and away from traffic. 3–6s: shift to a rear-side angle as warm streetlamps appear against cool reflections and her steps make small puddle splashes. 6–9s: cut to her hands safely taping a damp lined note to a public notice surface; the only readable words are “KEEP GOING.” 9–12s: hold the note, then show her face for the first time in a gentle push-in; use restrained fatigue and a small change in posture, not melodrama. 12–15s: match-cut to the same avenue after rain at sunrise as she walks toward warm light; rise slowly to a wide view. Natural movement, believable rain, quiet ambience, no peril, self-harm implication, speech, celebrity likeness, brand signs, or borrowed quotation beyond the required two-word message.