


**30-second scene** Summer Smith, 18, high ginger ponytail, pink tank, white pants — same look as your still. **0–5s** Bedroom. Green light crawls the walls like liquid. Thick, wet tentacles are already around her waist and thighs. One yanks. Her feet leave the floor. Eyes wide, mouth open — the exact expression from the photo. She grabs at nothing. **5–9s** A classic Rick-and-Morty portal tears open behind her: swirling electric green, edges crackling, the same unstable vortex from the show. The tentacles don’t pause. They haul her backward through the event horizon. Hair and tank whip forward. Green light swallows her. **9–20s** Camera follows her in. First-person plunge. The world stretches and smears — the signature Rick-and-Morty portal distortion. Colors invert. Tentacles slither past the lens. Brief flashes of other dimensions streak by (floating debris, impossible geometry, a screaming mouth) then collapse into a single screaming green tunnel. You stay locked on her as she’s pulled deeper. **20–27s** You punch out the other side. New dimension: vast, wet, bioluminescent cavern. The same tentacles that dragged her now coil across living stone. Summer hits the ground on her knees, still wrapped, looking up at something huge and unseen. The portal seals behind you with a wet pop. Green light still paints her skin and the tentacles. **27–30s** Hold on her face — shock, disorientation, the same open-mouthed look. One last tentacle slides across frame. Cut or hold on the new world. That’s the full 30 seconds: grab → portal → follow-through → arrival. Physical and chaotic in the show’s style, no added sexual content. If you want this formatted as a Seedance/director prompt with exact camera moves, lens, lighting, and audio, say so.






