2010 Coca-Cola Commercial Prompt

[GOAL] A 15-second Coca-Cola advertisement as it would have been produced in 2010, composed for a square 1:1 frame, 1440x1440, 24fps. Minimal, warm, naturalistic and human. Built to be understood with the sound off. [MEDIUM] Clean early digital cinema - the DSLR-era look. Naturalistic colour, gentle contrast, very shallow depth of field with soft creamy background falloff. No grain, no filter, no stylisation. Natural light only. [CAMERA] Mostly locked. One gentle slow push and one small handheld reframe. Calm and unhurried - the opposite of the 1990 spot. [SETTING] A bus shelter on an ordinary city street in light rain, late afternoon, grey but soft. Two strangers waiting: a woman in her twenties with a rucksack, and an older man in a work jacket. Contemporary 2010 clothing, no visible branding. A basic non-smartphone or early smartphone in a pocket, never used on camera. [SEQUENCE] 0-3s Locked wide of the shelter in the rain. Both strangers waiting, not looking at each other. Traffic passing. Nothing happens. 3-6s She takes two chilled glass bottles of Coca-Cola from her rucksack, opens one, and pauses. She looks at the second bottle. 6-9s She holds the second bottle out to him without saying anything. A beat of hesitation. He takes it. 9-12s They both drink, still looking straight ahead at the road, not at each other. She smiles very slightly. So does he. Neither speaks. Gentle push in. 12-15s Cut to the end card: a clean white field with generous margins, the red Coca-Cola disc and script logo centred, and beneath it in a simple grey sans-serif, "Open Happiness." Completely still. [TYPOGRAPHY] Flat, modern, digitally composited with clean edges and generous safe margins. A single lower-third caption chip appears from 6 to 12 seconds, white with dark grey text, in the lower third: "say nothing. share anyway." The end card carries the logo and tagline. [AUDIO] Clean modern stereo, uncompressed and natural, with real room and street ambience sitting high in the mix. Music: sparse indie-pop - a plucked ukulele or muted acoustic guitar, a soft handclap on the offbeat, a hummed melody. It enters at 5 seconds, stays quiet, and never swells. Diegetic and intimate: rain on a shelter roof, tyres on a wet road, a bus passing without stopping, two bottle caps opening quietly, and one soft swallow. No voiceover, no dialogue, no announcer. Nobody speaks at any point. [NEGATIVE] No period styling of any kind - this is contemporary to 2010, not vintage. No film grain, no halation, no faded colour, no letterboxing. No fast cutting, no whip pans, no crash zooms, no slow motion, no lens flare. No hashtags, no social media interface, no handles, no watermarks. Do not use "Share a Coke" - that is 2011 in Australia and 2014 in the US. Do not use "Taste the Feeling" - that is 2016. No polar bears, no Santa Claus. Nobody speaks.