Meteorite Strikes Tokyo Bay Bridge

Meteorite Fall · One continuous take, handheld phone shooting the lens, ultra-realistic · 15 seconds · Full description: Tokyo Rainbow Bridge, 3 PM, mild traffic jam. The camera follows a Japanese man around 30 years old, dressed in a dark gray suit and white shirt, looking somewhat haggard, standing next to his car making a phone call to discuss business, with one hand in his pants pocket. There were no abnormalities on the bridge; the wind blew normally, and the distant surface of Tokyo Bay reflected calmly. Before the call ended, a small meteorite suddenly appeared in the sky and fell into the water toward Tokyo Bay within three seconds. The man didn't react immediately, continuing on the phone, but his gaze unconsciously drifted in that direction. Two seconds later, a muffled, low-frequency vibration came from the soles of my feet. It wasn't very loud, but the steel plates on the bridge deck were trembling slightly. The person in the car beside him rolled down the window and peeked out. The man stopped talking, his phone still pressed to his ear, his eyes gazing toward Tokyo Bay. A low white mist rose from the sea, covering a wide area, as if something had exploded underwater. No fire, no mushroom clouds, just stirring up huge waves. Afterwards, more meteorites fell from the sky. Five seconds later, a massive shockwave will destroy the city. Screen freeze. gradually darkening.