I’m not sure on the what exact scenario to use, but all I know is that you will definitely have to include multiple minutes of footage before the actual interaction if it’s something like ordering food or an ice breaker in class. The “designated time” you are going to speak in a specific instance often feels like forever, and the wait only gets worse and worse the longer you wait. Shots on character’s eyes, hands, and facial expressions and shaky voice are key to capturing this feeling imo Juxtaposed to this would be a scene where you are randomly called on as a student in class to read a passage in a book. The world feels like it has frozen over and you sit there for multiple seconds stunned before you actually come to grips with reality becoming the laughing stock for the rest of the class. I also feel like a scene where it’s the middle of the night and you’re just staring at the ceiling contemplating everything is necessary 😅