An OK Gunfight at the Alright Corral

A frontier shootout staged and played completely straight for twenty-two seconds, then undone by a man running in with a correction.

Four recurring characters, each built as a full reference sheet — front, three-quarter, profile and rear, with fixed wardrobe — before any footage existed. The five outlaws were locked the same way, down to a red sash apiece so the same five men appear in every shot.

Staged at high noon on purpose: overhead light removes directional shadow, which is what usually breaks continuity when a sequence cuts back and forth across a street.