Orbital Dock Brawl — Zero-G Mech Fight

10-second zero-gravity mech short, 16:9, 35mm anamorphic. Outside an orbital construction dock: Earth turning blue and white below, two construction mechs brawling in slow, silent, deadly zero-g.

0-3s: The dock hangs against the Earth — the planet turning blue and white below, a half-built colony ship skeletal beside the dock, drifting debris glittering in the hard sunlight. The two construction mechs close: one with welding arms, the other with a cargo grapple. The first blow lands in silence — and they drift apart, Newton's law, tether cables snapping taut, the grapple mech reeling itself back in.

3-7s: The brawl. They trade blows in slow zero-g ballet — each impact sending them drifting, each recovery a thruster burn. Sparks from a welding-arm strike freeze into a glittering cloud, hanging in the vacuum, the camera pushing slowly through the spark cloud, the frozen sparks chiming against the lens. The grapple mech seizes a drifting fuel drum and hurls it — it blossoms into silent fire, a perfect sphere of flame, no sound, only light.

7-10s: The drift-apart. The mechs separate, tumbling slowly, the fireball collapsing behind them, Earth turning majestically below — indifferent, blue, beautiful. Majestic. Silent. Deadly.

Craft: the construction mechs' welding arms and cargo grapple, the tether cables, the half-built colony ship's skeleton; the frozen spark cloud, the silent fireball's sphere, the debris' glitter. Camera: weightless orbiting shots, the slow push through the spark cloud, anamorphic with Earthshine flare. Lighting: hard sunlight, Earth's blue glow, the silent explosion's bloom. Atmosphere: majestic, silent, deadly. Style: hard sci-fi realism, zero-g physics, stark contrast, fine grain, photorealistic, 24fps.