Video Length: 30-60 seconds. • Scene: A dimly lit room in The Pinnacle hotel, marked as Room 42. The focus is on a vintage oval mirror atop a weathered dresser. The room has peeling wallpaper, flickering burgundy curtains, and faint frost creeping across the window. • Psychological Hook: Use subtle, unnerving visuals and eerie sound design to create a sense of dread and mystery around Room 42. • Step-by-Step Breakdown: 1. Opening Shot (5-10 seconds): • Start with a slow zoom on the mirror. The reflection shows the room behind it, but with slight, almost imperceptible differences (e.g., a shadow moving or furniture slightly out of place). • Faint whispers and wind from the blizzard are heard in the background. 2. The Uncanny Moment (10-15 seconds): • A hand reaches into the frame and wipes frost from the mirror. The reflection lags for a second, then moves unnaturally fast to “catch up.” • Add a faint tapping noise from inside the mirror, growing louder. 3. The Disturbance (10-20 seconds): • The reflection freezes mid-motion while the person in front of the mirror continues moving. • The reflection suddenly turns its head to stare directly at the camera and smirks. 4. The Climax (5-10 seconds): • The reflection presses its hand against the glass, and the mirror begins to crack and bulge outward. • A sharp, rhythmic tapping becomes louder and more frantic. • Cut to black abruptly as the mirror shatters, accompanied by a loud, distorted scream. • Sound Design: • Beginning: Faint wind and whispers from the blizzard. • Middle: Add distorted hums and soft tapping that escalates. • End: Sudden, loud shattering sound and a haunting, otherworldly scream. • Psychological Engagement: Tease Room 42’s mystery with captions or on-screen text: • “Room 42 reflects more than reality.” • “What you see in Room 42 might see you back.”