The Apology Broker

» The lead actor is the man in the reference images — keep his face, identity and build EXACT; a verified performer with consent. His voice must match the timbre and tone of the reference audio — the real voice of the same person. [s01] Night. Rain streaks down the floor-to-ceiling windows of a vast glass corporate boardroom high above the city. The man — dark short hair, short beard, early thirties, slim build, charcoal suit, no tie — pushes the heavy glass door open and walks unhurried to the head of the long black conference table. Rows of executives sit in shadow along both sides, faces half-lit, motionless, silent. He does NOT sit. He stands at the head of the table with deadpan gravity, looks at them, and says: "You had three years to say sorry." A short beat of silence. Then, flat and final: "You get thirty seconds." Practical window light, rain reflections sliding over glass and the polished table. Audio: quiet noir strings under the scene, rain pattering on glass, his voice close and clear over the room tone. [s02] Same night, same vast glass boardroom. Slow cinematic push-in from a medium shot to a medium close-up of the man standing at the head of the table — dark short hair, short beard, early thirties, slim build, charcoal suit — city lights glittering as soft bokeh through the rain-streaked window wall behind him. He speaks calmly, almost gently, with deadpan gravity: "My clients pay me to say what they can't." A short beat. His eyes harden slightly: "Silence was always the expensive part." Slow dolly push-in, warm city-light bokeh against the cold room. Audio: quiet noir strings, distant rain on glass, his voice intimate and clear.