Explore. Create. Go viral.

GLOBAL LOCK: keep one old boxy cathode-ray television on a low wooden stand in a dim vintage living room with faded wallpaper, framed wall art, patterned rug, and partial sofa visible at frame right; keep one pale female ghost with long wet dark hair, hollow exhausted face, and thin crawling body emerging from the TV. Preserve the same blue-white spectral glow, smoky screen distortion, and quiet domestic horror tone throughout.

Create a 15-second haunted television horror scene where a CRT left on after programming ends becomes a portal for a ghostly woman to crawl into the room. The sequence should escalate from eerie screen static to a face in the glass, then to full supernatural emergence and a final crawl across the rug. No subtitles and no on-screen text.

0:00-0:03 - Open on the old television alone in the living room. The screen glows with unstable blue-white noise and vague moving shapes inside. The room is still, dim, and ordinary, which makes the electronic disturbance feel more threatening.

0:03-0:06 - Let the ghostly face begin to resolve inside the screen. The woman’s pale features appear behind the glass, staring outward while the image warps with analog distortion. Keep the TV physically grounded on the stand while the impossible image intensifies.

0:06-0:09 - Escalate into supernatural breakthrough. Blue-white mist and energy spill out from the screen edges and the ghost starts forcing herself through the television frame. Her shoulders and upper torso cross the threshold as if the set has become liquid and solid at once.

0:09-0:12 - The ghost drops or crawls down from the TV onto the rug. Keep her low to the ground on hands and knees, hair hanging forward, body slick with spectral light and fog. The television continues to glow behind her like an open portal.

0:12-0:15 - Finish with the ghost fully on the floor, crawling toward camera or across the room while the TV still burns with cold blue light in the background. End before any attack, holding on the completed emergence.

CAMERA: locked or near-locked living-room composition, slight cinematic push-in only if subtle, wide enough to include TV, stand, rug, and ghost movement out of the screen. No handheld shake.

LIGHTING: dim practical room ambience with the TV as the dominant blue-white light source; use spectral spill, mist glow, and soft shadow on walls and floor.

GRADE: desaturated domestic horror palette, dusty browns and greys in the room, cold electronic blue in the screen and fog, restrained contrast with supernatural highlights.

MOTION: analog flicker, screen distortion, mist seepage, slow unnatural crawl from the set, low floor movement, no jump-scare sprinting, no violent camera effects.

SPEECH: no dialogue, no narration, no captions, no lip-sync. The scene is entirely visual and atmospheric.

SPEECH PACK: none. Sound design should imply CRT hum, static crackle, low electrical buzz, spectral hiss, and soft crawling movement only.

NEGATIVE PROMPT: no subtitles, no text overlays, no comedy, no modern flat-screen TV, no extra people, no blood spray, no gore dismemberment, no bright daylight, no monster army, no possession of other furniture, no identity drift, no cartoon ghost, no aggressive sprint toward camera, no futuristic room design.