Ghost Signal — Abandoned Arcade District Drift

Haunted drone film, 10 seconds, 16:9. An abandoned entertainment district at night: dark pachinko parlors, dead neon tubes, arcade cabinets standing like tombstones in rows, dust hanging in the still air. 0-3 seconds: the drone floats through the district's main street, its light catching shattered glass, toppled stools, and faded posters peeling from the walls; the cabinets stand dark and silent. 3-7 seconds: deep in the district, one cabinet glows, its screen alive with a game playing itself, the ghost signal flickering through static; the drone circles it slowly, revealing the high score ticking upward with no player, the joystick moving on its own, the buttons depressing in sequence as if pressed by invisible fingers. 7-10 seconds: the circle completes and the drone drifts back, the cabinet's lonely cyan glow shrinking in the dark, the tinny game sounds fading into the dark; the last frame holds on the empty street with the single point of cyan light. Craft: the district has pachinko parlors with dark silent machines, dead neon tubes hanging at angles, rows of arcade cabinets like tombstones, and floors littered with tickets and cups; the glowing cabinet is a classic upright with a cyan screen. Camera: a slow mournful drift through the district, a slow circle around the glowing cabinet, a drifting pull-back. Lighting: near-black with the cabinet's lonely cyan glow, faint spill on the dust. Atmosphere: eerie, melancholic, mysterious. Style: haunted realism, fine grain, 24fps.