CHARACTER: A fictional young adult female zombie with a genuinely realistic…

CHARACTER: A fictional young adult female zombie with a genuinely realistic undead appearance. Pale gray-green, uneven, naturally decayed skin with subtle sagging and slightly melting facial tissue around the cheeks, jawline, and forehead. Realistic cracks, dryness, discoloration, and deteriorating skin texture. Small areas of loose, partially decomposed facial and neck skin, but non-graphic: no exposed organs, excessive blood, open wounds, or extreme body horror. She must look like a real undead zombie, not a healthy human wearing makeup. Tired, slightly sunken eyes, dark circles, a subtly unnatural gaze, and dry, messy shoulder-length hair. Keep her face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, and identity consistent throughout. She wears a modern office outfit: a slightly oversized blouse, pencil skirt, and employee ID badge, naturally worn and wrinkled. STYLE: Hyper-realistic modern smartphone lifestyle vlog. She films herself with the front-facing camera. Authentic raw smartphone footage with natural HDR, realistic skin texture, sharp but imperfect digital detail, slight autofocus hunting, exposure shifts, hand shake, motion blur, and imperfect selfie framing. Raw, spontaneous, genuine footage—not cinematic, polished, commercial, or stylized. WORLD/SETTING: A realistic modern world where humans and real undead zombies coexist normally. A contemporary office with glass doors, cubicles, monitors, desks, office chairs, mixed fluorescent and natural light, coffee machines, printers, paperwork, and employees. Humans and zombies casually work together as if this is completely normal. SEQUENCE: She nervously walks through the office lobby while filming herself. Her decayed, subtly melting face is clearly visible. “Okay… first day. Don’t panic.” She enters the office floor, turns the phone to show cubicles and humans and zombies working, then returns to selfie view. “So… apparently I’m in accounting.” She looks at her ID badge, then the camera. “I don’t even remember applying for this job.” A human coworker passes and says, “Morning!” She freezes, awkwardly waves, and says, “Morning…” She walks to her desk. A large pile of paperwork waits. She films it, then slowly turns the phone back to herself. “Is this… normal?” Her stomach growls loudly. She covers it and whispers, “Okay. Ignore that.” Someone calls her name and says there is a meeting in two minutes. She panics: “A meeting?! On my first day?!” She rushes forward through the office while filming herself. The footage becomes shakier, with realistic smartphone motion blur, unstable framing, autofocus and exposure adjustments. She stops outside the meeting-room door, takes a breath, and looks into the camera. “Okay… act normal.” She opens the door and moves forward inside. Everyone, both humans and zombies, slowly turns toward her. She awkwardly smiles, waves, and whispers: “Wish me luck.” The recording freezes, briefly glitches with realistic digital compression artifacts, then cuts to black. AUDIO: Authentic smartphone audio: office ambience, footsteps, keyboards, printers, phone notifications, distant conversations, coffee machines, fluorescent hum, doors, stomach growling, and occasional phone-handling noise. No music or copyrighted audio. REALISM: Hyper-realistic and unsettlingly believable. Real deteriorating skin, subtle melting and sagging flesh, gray-green discoloration, cracked dry skin, and sunken eyes. Avoid beauty makeup, cosplay, Halloween makeup, cartoon, anime, or glamorous zombies.