The guest has been rescheduled. It is nap time.

A very small host with a very firm calendar.

This scene needs speech, not just a moving photograph of a microphone. Keep one speaker in frame and write a short original line that fits the shot. A cat-and-dog debate can come later, after each speaker works alone.

Use the audio-capable profile for the production pass. The mouth should move only during the spoken words, while the microphone stays fixed. Add a verbatim subtitle after listening to the actual output; the planned script is not proof that the model said it correctly.

One shot, three beats

1. 0–1 s · Listen

   The host looks toward an off-camera guest, mouth closed.

2. 1–4 s · The line

   The cat says: “I scheduled a nap. Cancel your meeting.”

3. 4–5 s · Silence wins

   The cat closes its mouth and holds a mildly skeptical look.

What makes the result work

• Listen for the exact line, with no extra speaker or invented words.
• Check jaw motion without stretching the muzzle or moving the microphone.

Planned format · 9:16 · 5 s · Original character voice

A single five-second podcast shot based exactly on this opening frame. One ginger tabby host only. In the first second it looks at an off-camera guest with mouth closed. From second one it says clearly in an original relaxed English voice: "i scheduled a nap. cancel your meeting." Natural mouth movement synchronized to this exact line. Finish speaking before second four, close the mouth and hold a skeptical expression. Fixed microphone and camera, no music, no other speech, very quiet room tone. Preserve muzzle shape, eyes, fur and cardigan.

Avoid: Extra limbs, human hands, duplicate ears, changing fur markings, deformed paws, sudden cuts, camera shake, text, logos, watermark, flickering objects.

Character line: I scheduled a nap. Cancel your meeting.