a VHS recording from the 90s Filipino Zoo Girl that was on display in the Coney

[LOGLINE] A VHS recording from the 90s captures the haunting scene of the Filipino Zoo Girl, a performer displayed in the Coney Island Zoo in 1914, bound by ropes as onlookers toss peanuts at her. [SUBJECT & ACTION] The Filipino Zoo Girl, dressed in traditional attire, sits on a makeshift stage, her eyes filled with a mixture of fear and resignation as she struggles against the ropes holding her in place while peanuts rain down around her from the crowd. [ENVIRONMENT] The scene is set in the rustic ambiance of the Coney Island Zoo, with wooden structures and vintage signage, evoking a nostalgic yet eerie atmosphere. [CAMERA & MOVEMENT] Handheld zoom out from the crowd to reveal the Zoo Girl, then steady pan across the audience's reactions, intercut with close-ups of the peanuts hitting the ground, emphasizing the disconnect between the audience's amusement and her plight. [BEAT FLOW — 10s] • 0–3.3s: Begin with a close-up of the Zoo Girl's face, capturing her emotional state as she looks around. • 3.3–6.6s: Cut to the audience, showing kids and adults laughing as they throw peanuts, then switch back to her struggle against the ropes. • 6.6–10s: Slow zoom out to encompass the entire scene, as the laughter fades and the focus remains on her, with no new speech, just the unsettling sound of peanuts hitting the ground. [LIGHTING & COLOR] Soft, muted lighting to create a nostalgic feel, with a slightly desaturated color palette to evoke the vintage VHS aesthetic, emphasizing the starkness of her situation against the vibrant crowd. [VFX & CLEANUP] Add a subtle grain effect to mimic the VHS quality; ensure stable edges around the subjects to maintain clarity amidst the lo-fi aesthetic. [NEGATIVE DIRECTIVES] No text overlays, no watermarks, no duplicated limbs, avoid jitter/flicker, no floating artifacts, no lip-sync drift.