[SCENE TYPE / DURATION / STYLE] 15-second 16:9 Muay Boran / Ong-Bak-style hand-to-hand fight, crowde

[SCENE TYPE / DURATION / STYLE] 15-second 16:9 Muay Boran / Ong-Bak-style hand-to-hand fight, crowded night street in Thailand, neon and warm practical lights, wet pavement, no music. INTENT: Show Fighter A overwhelming Fighter B with brutal close-range knees, elbows, clinch control, and one dangerous airborne finish, while the crowd in the background feels the pressure and danger. CAMERA BODY: Camera starts waist-height behind a parked scooter and plastic street tables, medium-wide, 28mm lens feel, side view. It tracks with the footwork, snaps into close-ups on impact, then drops low for the final jump. FRAME GEOGRAPHY: Foreground: wet pavement reflections, plastic stools, food cart steam, scattered bottles, hanging tarps. Midground: Fighter A advancing, Fighter B retreating near a concrete pillar and closed shop shutter. Background: busy night street, neon signs, street-food stalls, motorbikes, local bystanders stepping back and watching, light smoke and traffic glow. SUBJECT BLOCKING: Fighter A starts frame left, facing right, hands high in long guard, shoulders loose, chin tucked. Eye line fixed on Fighter B’s chest. First movement: lead hand tests distance. Fighter B starts frame right, facing left, guard tight, back foot sliding near the pillar and shutter. MICRO-PERFORMANCE: Eyes: Fighter A stays locked and calm; Fighter B blinks fast under pressure. Mouth: Fighter A exhales short through the nose; Fighter B clenches his teeth. Face: Fighter A’s brow lowers before each entry; Fighter B’s jaw tightens. Body: Fighter A shifts his hips before every knee and elbow; Fighter B’s shoulders rise as he covers and gives ground. ACTION CAUSE → EFFECT: When Fighter B throws a right punch, Fighter A parries outside, steps in, and lands Sok Tad, a horizontal elbow across the guard. Fighter B reels back. Fighter A grabs the Pam clinch behind the neck, pulls the head down, and drives Khao Trong, a straight knee into the ribs. Fighter B tries to escape sideways. Fighter A catches the arm, turns the body, and lands Sok Klap, a spinning back elbow. Fighter B crashes into the concrete pillar and metal shutter. As he stumbles forward, Fighter A plants one foot on a plastic table, jumps, clamps both thighs around Fighter B’s neck in a flying scissor neck trap, twists sideways, and drops Sok Ti, a downward elbow, as they fall. End on Fighter A landing in a crouch while Fighter B slams onto the wet pavement behind him. ENVIRONMENT RESPONSE: Water splashes, steam drifts, neon reflections shake, plastic tables scrape, hanging tarps flap, bottles roll, crowd members flinch and step back, motorbike mirrors vibrate on impact. RHYTHM: Beat 1: punch parry. Beat 2: elbow entry. Beat 3: clinch and knee. Beat 4: spinning elbow. Beat 5: flying scissor neck trap and downward elbow finish. CONTINUITY LOCK: Preserve faces, body types, outfits, skin marks, lighting direction, night street layout, screen direction, clear contact points, and background civilians as non-fighters only. NEGATIVE CONTROL: No random flips, no magic effects, no weapons, no extra fighters, no teleporting, no unclear strikes, no face morphing, no comedy, no subtitles, no logo. Background people may react but must not interfere in the fight.