Video Concept Description Title Suggestion: Even Statues Can’t Stop Playing Block Blast Style: Photorealistic scenes + fast-cut game footage. Natural lighting, snappy edits, with a humorous and slightly satirical tone. Video Structure & Description [Opening Scene – 0:00–0:05] Black screen with centered white text fading in: "You thought only people got addicted?" Cut to a statue slowly tilting its head downward, holding a phone. [Scene 1 – 0:05–0:25] Quick montage of iconic statues from around the world, all absorbed in their phones. (Phone screens never shown—only body language and expressions suggest deep focus.) Statue of Liberty stands motionless, head slightly down, eyes fixed on a phone. NYC skyline in the background. Michelangelo’s David raises a phone toward himself, striking a selfie pose, gaze intense. The Little Mermaid rests her chin on one hand, swiping with the other—completely zoned out. The Great Sphinx of Giza leans forward, stone paws supporting a phone, face expressionless but oddly focused. Easter Island Moai statues stand in a field, all holding phones and looking down in unison—funny and oddly eerie. Sound Design: Playful background music + environmental ambience (ocean, wind, city noises). [Game Insert – 0:25–0:35] Abrupt cut to high-energy gameplay footage of Block Blast. Fast-paced sequences of blocks exploding, combos, and level transitions. Energetic game sound effects, synced with music (like “ding ding ding!”). No player shown—this is what the statues are seeing, implied only. [Scene 2 – 0:35–0:50] The statues get more obsessed. Statue of Liberty subtly turns her back to the crowd—sneaking in more game time. David frowns slightly, as if stuck on a difficult level. A Moai statue awkwardly pokes at the phone with two giant fingers, while another leans slightly to peek at the screen. The Sphinx shakes its phone gently, clearly frustrated with something. [Final Scene – 0:50–1:00] White background, black text fades in: “Even ancient stone can’t resist...” “Block Blast — insanely addictive.” Cut to game logo + optional download QR code (can be added later). Music stops abruptly or ends with a playful “pop” sound. Visual Guidelines Phone screens are always turned away from the viewer. Block Blast gameplay is edited as a standalone insert (crisp, fast-paced, visually engaging). Statues remain mostly true to form—keep movement minimal or implied through clever camera work or posing.