Vertical 9:16 photoreal smartphone footage filmed by someone dancing inside a baby rhesus macaque house party at 3am, in a dark velvet lounge, phone flash on. Direct on-camera flash is the only light: bright, crisp, punchy light on the babies, fur glowing, vivid saturated colours, strong contrast, deep black shadows, the room falling off into darkness a few feet behind them. Deep crimson velvet curtains and a red velvet sofa just visible in the dark, wooden crates, a lounge mirror, a glowing red EXIT sign, a black PA speaker cabinet. Cigarette smoke lit up white by the flash. Phone grain, motion blur on fast moves, flash flickers on the beat, candid party-phone-video look. Tall vertical framing: subjects stacked up the frame, tight close-ups filling the height, low angles looking up. Cast: real infant rhesus macaques only, a few weeks old, tiny enough to sit in one adult hand, oversized heads, huge dark eyes, pink faces, soft short baby fur, delicate hands. Never adult size. Every baby wears baggy brightly coloured cartoon trousers that fully cover them from the waist to the ankles: polka dots, stripes, and clown checks, comically too big, sagging and twisted. A small party: a pale golden baby, a dark charcoal baby, a warm tan baby, a grey-brown baby, one slightly bigger reddish-brown baby who is the life of the party, one round silver-grey baby, and a smaller olive-brown baby. They party like clumsy tiny humans: standing upright, swaying, raising little hands, bobbing heads, arms around shoulders, cheersing tiny cups. Faces stay cool, half-lidded and deadpan while the bodies go wild. Every shot is a small group of at most five. Nobody is bare from the waist down. Extra mismatched clothes, worn badly: - The reddish-brown baby wears oversized black sunglasses crooked on its face, slipping down its nose, plus baggy red polka-dot trousers. - The dark charcoal baby has a tiny baseball cap on backwards and sideways, brim flopping, plus baggy blue striped trousers. - The warm tan baby is tangled in a doll-sized button-down shirt worn inside out, one sleeve hanging empty, plus baggy yellow check trousers. - The pale golden baby has one tiny mismatched sock and a thin chain tangled in its fur, plus baggy green spotted trousers. - The rest wear only the baggy cartoon trousers. Clothes slip and hang wrong. Camera: the phone is held upright by someone dancing at baby-monkey height. It never stays still. It bounces on the beat, sways, whip-pans, punch-in zooms, Dutch angles, and pushes into faces. Motion blur on fast moves. Hard cuts on the beat. Shots, 30 seconds: 0–1.2s: phone bouncing, tall close-up on the warm tan baby standing upright, inside-out shirt with one empty sleeve swinging, baggy yellow trousers sagging, head bobbing, a tiny cigarette in its mouth, smoke trailing up; whip pan out. 1.2–2.8s: swing in on four babies standing on their hind legs, arms around each other, all in baggy cartoon trousers: pale golden one smoking, dark charcoal one with the backwards cap sliding off and a tiny shot glass balanced on its head, warm tan one in the crooked shirt, grey-brown one lower in frame staring blankly into the lens while its body keeps swaying; punch-in on the stare. 2.8–4.2s: Dutch-angle: the reddish-brown baby, sunglasses slipping, red polka-dot trousers, raises a tiny clear cup to cheers the camera, then sips; behind it the pale golden one on a wooden crate, red velvet curtains, EXIT sign near the top of frame. 4.2–5.4s: slow push across five babies standing close, swaying in place in their baggy trousers, little hands raised, flash on their faces; no jumping, no crowd. 5.4–6.6s: whip pan to the olive-brown baby swaying upright in striped trousers, tiny cigarette in its mouth, shoulder shimmy, camera bouncing with it. 6.6–8.4s: slow orbit around the warm tan one and the dark charcoal one swaying close, arms on shoulders, both smoking, empty sleeve and slipping cap swinging, baggy trousers sagging. 8.4–10.4s: low angle looking up: the reddish-brown baby tips its head back and chugs from the tiny clear cup, sunglasses sliding to the tip of its nose, two or three others beside it raising their hands; pale golden one on a crate beside a plate of snacks, red velvet sofa. 10.4–11.8s: punch-in on the round silver-grey baby in clown-check trousers, swaying in place, hands waving, deadpan face. 11.8–13.2s: whip pan along the red velvet sofa: three babies standing on the cushions swaying, the grey-brown one with eyes half-closed, the charcoal one's cap nearly falling off. 13.2–14.6s: low angle from behind the reddish-brown baby standing on the black speaker, both little hands pumping, sunglasses crooked, polka-dot trousers sagging; camera tilts up. 14.6–16s: the camera drifts through five babies standing close and swaying, bumping lightly, baggy trousers and cigarette smoke in the flash; no jumping. 16–17.6s: charcoal and warm tan sway side by side under the EXIT sign, smoking, head-bopping, cap and empty sleeve moving with them; camera sways with them. 17.6–20s: push-in on the reddish-brown baby chugging, head tipped all the way back, cup upside down, sunglasses falling off, two others beside it raising their hands; camera shakes. 20–21.6s: a baby in red polka-dot trousers and crooked sunglasses leans into a lounge mirror and tries to look cool, then startles at its own reflection and waves at it, cigarette bobbing in its mouth. 21.6–23.2s: two babies attempt a handshake, miss, bonk foreheads, then laugh with their mouths wide open and throw their little arms around each other, caps and trousers slipping. 23.2–24.8s: one baby in striped trousers slides down the red velvet sofa cushion on its bottom like a tiny slide, cigarette in its mouth, arms up, and lands in another baby's lap. 24.8–26.4s: a baby on a c
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