Old miniDV handycam vibe: suburban driveway at dus...

Old miniDV handycam vibe: suburban driveway at dusk (blue hour), warm porch lights and a humming streetlamp, oil spots on cracked concrete, scattered dry leaves, dented metal trash cans, a parked sedan with a faded bumper sticker. Handheld, chest-height, slightly tilted horizon; mild jitter, autofocus breathing, auto-exposure pumping under porch lights, faint tape hiss, and a smudge on the lens catching flares. A faint date/time stamp flickers in the lower corner. The camera starts too close, thumb briefly in frame, then a clumsy snap-zoom out reveals a raccoon crouched inside a slightly rusty shopping cart, clutching a big cheese puff bag with both paws, sniffing and nibbling—totally natural raccoon mannerisms. Another raccoon on the driveway hesitates, looks around, then pushes the cart with quick, realistic paw shoves before hopping aside. The operator panic-zooms in, overshoots, corrects, then jogs to follow; wheels wobble, cart rattles downhill, the cam wobbles and whips to track it. The cart clips a rake; the bag pops and sprays orange crumbs and dust into the air. The raccoon flinches, blinks, and stares at camera with dust on whiskers, breathing fast. A cat perched on the car hood watches, unimpressed. A porch light snaps on; someone off-camera yells hey! The camera jolts, dips to knees, catches the cart slowing in a pile of leaves, then bumps to a stop. Natural evening lighting, candid caught-on-camera feel, messy zooms and shaky amateur framing throughout.