“Aerial view of a glacier with deep blue crevasses, slow forward glide, overcast light”

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.

Shot on large-format cinema film, soft diffused overcast light, cool desaturated palette of slate grey, glacial blue and white, a quiet, vast and austere mood. A massive glacier spreads across the frame, its surface a mosaic of compacted snow and bare ice. Deep blue crevasses cut sharply through the white, their walls glowing with light trapped inside the ice. Dark rock moraine streaks along one edge, and low grey clouds hang over distant jagged peaks dusted with fresh snow. A faint mist drifts above the ice. Camera: Wide aerial drone shot at a high angle, framed in 16:9 landscape. The camera glides slowly forward at a steady, unhurried pace, moving smoothly over the crevasses with no sudden turns. Timeline: [0s-2s] The camera rises gently over the glacier's edge, revealing the full sweep of the ice field and the blue fissures beneath the clouds. [2s-5s] It drifts forward across the crevasse network, the deep blue cracks passing beneath in steady rhythm as the light shifts softly across the snow. [5s-8s] The view continues its slow glide toward the distant peaks, the crevasses thinning into the broad white expanse as the mist curls around the ridgelines. Audio: Low wind moving across the ice, a faint hum of air over the open terrain, occasional distant creak and crack of shifting ice, and a deep, resonant silence between the gusts. Realistic terrain and natural ice structure, consistent landscape throughout, no text, no subtitles, no logos.