Epic Split-Screen: Pixel Art vs Hyper-Realism Horses

{
  "shot": {
    "composition": "A perfect vertical split-screen. The framing is a side-on medium long shot, identical in both panels.",
    "camera_motion": "Constant-speed horizontal tracking shot, perfectly linear and synchronized across both panels.",
    "loop": "perfect"
  },
  "subject": {
    "description": "Two majestic black horses galloping in perfect synchronization, one in each panel. Left Panel: A 16-bit pixel art horse. Its form is a clean silhouette, but its legs are torrents of animated pixel fire. Right Panel: A photorealistic horse. Its legs glow like incandescent metal, throwing off sparks with each step."
  },
  "scene": {
    "description": "Two distinct but parallel night scenes. Left Panel: A tileable, repeating 16-bit starfield with dithered nebulae. Right Panel: A vast, dark salt flat under a realistic, star-filled sky."
  },
  "visual_details": {
    "action": "Both horses gallop in a powerful, perfectly synchronized, seamless loop. Their movements and the background scrolling are timed so the first and last frames are identical.",
    "effects": "Left panel has a particle trail of pixel embers. Right panel has a shower of realistic sparks. All effects must fully fade out before the loop completes."
  },
  "cinematography": {
    "style": "A split-screen comparison of two distinct styles. Left panel is 'High-fidelity 16-bit pixel art' with dithering and no anti-aliasing. Right panel is 'Cinematic Hyper-realism' with a shimmering heat-haze effect around the hot legs."
  },
  "audio": {
    "sound_design": "A unified, epic orchestral metal soundtrack with a massive 'wall of sound' production. The track is synchronized with the galloping rhythm and incorporates mythic sound effects: a low rumbling for the real horse and subtle, sharp crackling for the incandescent legs. The entire audio track is a seamless loop."
  },
  "visual_rules": {
    "prohibited_elements": [
      "subtitles",
      "captions",
      "text overlays",
      "UI elements",
      "blending between panels"
    ]
  }
}