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Create a 15-second horizontal documentary moment at the end of a small poetry reading, using the two adults, room, and clothing colors in the user request. Use no recognizable poet, existing poem, event branding, or readable page text. Keep both people in one continuous medium shot, with their faces and clothing unchanged. Beat one (0–5s): the reader closes a plain notebook on a small lectern and says a quiet, natural "Thank you." The host waits to the right with open, relaxed hands; the audience begins a few soft claps off camera. Beat two (5–10s): the host steps forward and offers a right hand. The reader meets it for one brief handshake with two gentle pumps; slowly ease the camera closer while keeping both elbows visible and their hands anatomically clear. Beat three (10–15s): they release naturally, share a modest nod, and stand side by side as applause grows. Ease back to the original framing and hold the final two seconds. Retain warm room light, chair creaks, and believable room reverberation; no rapid cuts, dramatic aerial views, music, or subtitles. User request: An adult reader in an emerald shirt and an adult host in a tan cardigan finish a poetry evening in a small brick-walled library room, with a warm desk lamp and soft off-camera applause.