Meteor سقوط نيزك · One-take handheld smartphone shot · Ultra-realistic · 15…

Meteor سقوط نيزك · One-take handheld smartphone shot · Ultra-realistic · 15 seconds · Full scene description Location: a coastal bridge area on the Jeddah Corniche, Saudi Arabia, around 3:00 PM. Light traffic. The Red Sea is visible in the distance, calm and reflective under the afternoon light. The atmosphere feels ordinary and natural at first, with warm daylight, mild wind, and no visible signs of danger. The camera follows a Saudi man in his early 30s standing beside his parked car during a mild traffic slowdown. He is wearing a clean white thobe only. He looks slightly tired and stressed. He is on a business phone call, holding the phone to his ear with one hand while the other hand rests casually in his pocket. At the beginning, everything is normal. Cars are lined up in light traffic. Wind moves naturally. The sea in the distance is calm. The man continues speaking on the phone in a focused, distracted way. Suddenly, a small meteor appears in the sky. Within three seconds, it falls toward the Red Sea in the distance. The Saudi man does not react immediately. He keeps talking on the phone, but his eyes drift subtly toward the impact direction, as if something caught his attention. Two seconds later, a deep, muffled low-frequency vibration rises through the ground and the bridge structure. It is not explosively loud, but it feels heavy and unnatural. The steel and road surface tremble lightly. A nearby driver lowers a car window and leans out to look. The Saudi man stops talking mid-call. The phone is still at his ear, but now he stares toward the sea. A wide, low white mist begins rising from the water, spreading across a large area, as if something massive exploded underwater. There is no fireball, no mushroom cloud, and no dramatic flames. Instead, an enormous wave begins to build. Then more meteors begin falling from the sky. Five seconds later, a colossal shockwave races toward the city and destroys everything. The destruction should feel overwhelming, sudden, and apocalyptic. At the exact peak of impact, the image freezes. Then the screen cuts to black. Visual style: Hyper-realistic, as if recorded on a real smartphone in one continuous handheld take. Natural handheld shake, realistic autofocus behavior, subtle exposure shifts, cinematic but believable image quality, shallow depth of field where appropriate, vivid colors, dramatic realism, and a chilling atmosphere that escalates from ordinary to terrifying. The tone should feel tense, eerie, immersive, and cinematic. Important: One continuous shot only. No visible camera cuts. No stylized fantasy look. No sci-fi interface overlays. Keep the Saudi environment authentic, the man clearly Saudi, and the event grounded in realistic visual behavior until the catastrophic ending.