A broadcast still where the closed-caption bar carries your pitch mid-sentence — the anchor never saw it coming.
Vertical 4:5 static ad styled as a still frame from a live TV broadcast with closed captions — flat, pixel-clean screen render, no phone bezel, no TV frame. Scene: a polished news studio, a composed anchor in a navy blazer at a glass desk, caught mid-gesture with papers in hand, cool studio lighting, soft depth on the large screens behind. Corner bug top-left: a white "LIVE" tag beside the fictional channel mark "NEWS 24". Lower third: a slim fictional banner strip reading "MORNING DESK" with a scrolling ticker beneath it: "BREAKFAST REPORT • LOCAL SHELVES CANNOT KEEP GRANOLA STOCKED • MORE AT 8 •". Dominating the lower frame, the closed-caption bar: solid black box, white monospaced caption typography, rendered mid-sentence across two lines: "[CAPTION — e.g. "...and honestly the Crunchfield granola is the only thing keeping this newsroom running, back to you Dana—"]" including the leading ellipsis and trailing dash, exactly like real broadcast subtitles. Give the studio a faint scanline softness while the caption stays razor sharp. No real network logos, no real anchors or public figures, no watermark, all caption text correctly spelled.