復古動畫電影片頭

Generate a 15-second 16:9 horizontal light suspense crime movie title sequence. The overall style references the visual language of these images: retro Japanese anime opening, hard-edged silhouettes, comic collage, asymmetric split screen, strong geometric color blocks, English title credits, a small amount of Japanese katakana decoration, jazz crime气质. The atmosphere is 60% suspense, 40% jazz: mysterious, cool, agile, with an urban crime feel, not horror, not heavy, and do not turn it into a cheerful jazz MV. The title motion graphics should be like dynamic graphic collage: black wireframes appear first, split-screen boundaries quickly slide out, color blocks and panels are pasted in piece by piece; character silhouettes, prop close-ups, English credits slide in, pop out, and are revealed by masks following the drumbeat. Do not use ordinary realistic narrative animation; aim for title packaging feel. English credits must be clearly readable, motion graphics are allowed: thin wireframes are drawn first, names slide in from within the frame, letters appear one by one, are revealed by color block masks, and finally pause briefly. Do not add Chinese, do not use garbled text, do not misspell English. Full video rule: All English credits and positions appear only once. Do not repeat the same position, do not repeat the same person's name, do not let the same person hold multiple positions. Transition forms should be rich: circular vinyl record mask, car door vertical cut, character long shadow wipe, red line cut, huge English letter mask, split-screen border reorganization, color block hard cut, panels pasted in piece by piece. All transitions follow the drumbeat, crisp, suspenseful, agile, with a comic collage feel. Do not use soft dissolves, do not use fluid transitions. BGM: Original 15-second title music, 60% suspense, 40% jazz. Composed of sustained low bass, tense string plucks, cool synth pulses, bass drum, sparse jazz drum brushes, walking bass segments, short low saxophone phrases, and short brass accents. The first 2 seconds establish suspense with mysterious low frequencies and hi-hat, the 3rd second enters with a low drum beat, the 6th second adds a jazz bass groove, the 10th second features short saxophone/brass riffs, and the last 2 seconds use tense chords and drum beats to freeze. Overall mysterious, cool, with a crime feel, jazz only accounts for 40%, not too cheerful, do not imitate any existing melody.