Under the cover of a neon-lit rainstorm, a medium close-up captures Seraphina as she inspects the circuitry of a high-tech railgun. Of Finnish-Japanese descent, her alabaster skin glistens with raindrops, and her delicate features are framed by sleek, jet-black hair styled in a chin-length bob with blunt bangs. Cinematographer Greig Fraser uses vibrant, reflective neon lighting to create a dramatic, atmospheric scene. The camera employs slow, deliberate pans and tight close-ups, capturing the intricate details of the railgun and the rain-soaked city around her. The rhythmic patter of rain and the soft hum of distant neon signs add a tense, immersive soundscape, exploring themes of solitude and focus in a futuristic urban jungle. Directed by Ridley Scott, from Neon Tempest