CCTV 경찰 취조실 감시 화면

A dark, gritty found-footage surveillance still from a horror game, styled like a Garry's Mod or Source engine machinima interrogation scene. 16:9 widescreen frame with a low-resolution CCTV/VHS look, heavy film grain, scanline noise, subtle fisheye distortion, black edge vignette, and desaturated gray-green color grading. Setting: A small police interrogation room viewed from a high-corner security camera. Grimy concrete walls, a dark tiled floor, black baseboards, and harsh dim overhead fluorescent lighting. - Left wall: Exactly 1 cork bulletin board pinned with papers and notices, including visible jail rules. - Back wall: Exactly 1 large one-way observation window revealing a dark adjacent room with faint silhouettes of desks and computer monitors. - Right wall: Exactly 1 gray industrial metal door with a narrow vertical rectangular window. Subject: In the center of the room, one rectangular metal interrogation table with four thin legs. Exactly 2 seated people: 1 detective sitting with his back partially to the camera wearing a light dress shirt, and 1 suspect/witness sitting across from him in darker clothing. On the table rest exactly 2 items: a small cardboard evidence box and an old compact camcorder tape device. Surveillance HUD overlay: Analog white on-screen text and artifacts. Top left: "[CAM 04 - INTERROGATION ROOM]". Top right: "REC" with a small red recording circle. Upper left-center: "[00:01:22]". Upper right-center: "[33%]". Bottom right: stacked timecode "02:11:96" above "9:42". Bottom left: a faint white bodycam/CCTV security logo. A thin damaged tracking distortion line near the top edge with horizontal VHS static throughout. Subtitles: Bottom center, blocky yellow monospaced VHS-style subtitles in 4 lines: "[Detective]: We found this on an old camcorder." "The camera belonged to a group of teenagers." "16-20 years old. Just regular kids, looking for" "adventure in the abandoned [Building ‘B’]." Constraints: Maintain an elevated wide-angle security perspective, authentic horror analog degradation, no extra people, and crisp legible retro on-screen text.