The brief asked for a 30-second short film in the spirit of “Should’ve Gone to Specsavers” using visual humour, minimal dialogue, and a relatable sight error that feels light-hearted. My execution follows this by showing a father mistakenly cheering for the wrong child, creating a comedic but warm moment that audiences can laugh with, not at. The simple, visual storytelling ensures the humour is clear, universal, and true to the Specsavers tone.