“A lighthouse beam sweeps over a stormy sea at night, waves exploding against the rocks, wide shot”

The short prompt, expanded into a shot description (look, camera, timeline, sound) before rendering. Closed models expand prompts themselves, so they get the short one.

A cinematic night look shot on 35mm film, with a cold blue-teal palette, deep shadows, and a moody, lonely atmosphere lit mainly by the lighthouse beam. Scene: A tall white-and-red striped lighthouse stands on a jagged black rock headland under a heavy, churning sky of dark clouds. Below, a rough sea runs dark and foaming, its surface broken by whitecaps. Rain streaks through the air, and spray hangs in the wind. The lighthouse lamp throws a bright, slowly rotating beam across the water and the rocks. Camera: Wide shot in 16:9 framing, locked off on a steady tripod with a very slight drift, keeping the full lighthouse, rocks, and sea in view. Timeline: [0s-2s] The beam sweeps in from the right, lighting the crests of the waves as they strike the rocks. [2s-4s] A large wave bursts against the headland, white spray rising high and catching the light as the beam passes over it. [4s-5s] The beam moves on to the left, leaving the rocks in darkness while the sea continues to surge. Audio: Roaring surf, waves crashing against rock, howling wind, driving rain, and the low mechanical hum of the lighthouse lamp. Realistic physics and natural water motion, consistent lighthouse design throughout, no text, no subtitles, no logos.