A Scoop of Sunday - Retro Ice Cream Parlor Short

Title: A Scoop of Sunday. Original 30-second vertical social short, cinematic live action mixed with playful paper collage. Setting: charming retro ice cream parlor, pastel mint counter, apricot walls, lavender lamps. Two friendly adult characters: Helen, woman with curly brown hair in a pale blue jacket; Marco, male shopkeeper with short black hair and a yellow apron. Clearly audible English spoken dialogue with accurate natural lip sync, distinct stable voices, warm conversational comedy. 0–3 seconds: visual hook, a little paper cloud floats above an ice cream cone. 3–8 seconds: Helen close-up asks, 'What flavor is that?' 8–13 seconds: Marco close-up replies, 'Sunday afternoon. With a hint of doing nothing.' 13–18 seconds: macro of cone, paper sun and miniature deck chair unfold beside it; soft paper rustle. 18–22 seconds: Helen close-up asks, 'Does it come in a larger size?' 22–26 seconds: Marco close-up smiles and says, 'Of course. We call that a holiday.' 26–30 seconds: he hands her cone, paper sun slowly rotates above it, both smile in a warm wide shot. Each line belongs only to named speaker, no overlapping speech, no narration. Dialogue foremost, gentle shop ambience underneath, no music. Keep mouths unobscured during speech. Tactile torn-paper scene transitions, animated hand-drawn accents, subtle analog film grain, realistic coherent characters and props, warm nostalgic color, all-original staging. 9:16 central safe composition, full 30 seconds, resolved final frame, no black tail, no captions, no subtitles, no logos, no readable text.