{
  "shot": "Orbital sunrise over Earth from low orbit, cinematic IMAX-style space footage",
  "subject": {
    "identity": "Earth's curved horizon at night transitioning into dawn",
    "physique_face": "planet-scale subject: visible continents in darkness with warm city lights, thin glowing atmospheric rim, Milky Way above",
    "wardrobe": "n/a (Earth is the visual subject, not a human character)",
    "consistency_rules": "Earth must look physically accurate: real cloud systems, believable continental shapes, natural curvature (not extreme fisheye), thin atmosphere glow. No sci-fi shields, no holograms, no UI overlays, no satellites."
  },
  "scene": {
    "location": "low Earth orbit, looking slightly down at the horizon line",
    "lighting": "pre-dawn light. A soft pale amber glow grazes the rim of the planet where the sun is about to rise, fading into deep cold blue/black outer space",
    "time_weather": "night turning into sunrise. Most of Earth is still in shadow, with scattered warm city lights visible through darkness beneath thin cloud layers. Upper frame is clean starfield with a vertical Milky Way band."
  },
  "visual_details": [
    {
      "time": "0s–2s",
      "action": "We open on a huge, slow, majestic view of Earth's curved horizon along the bottom of frame. The planet feels massive, filling the lower third. Warm city lights flicker across the continents on the night side. The atmosphere is a razor-thin glowing rim of soft amber light. Above, space is deep black and full of sharp stars."
    },
    {
      "time": "2s–5s",
      "action": "The camera drifts gently forward and slightly down toward the sunrise line, like a controlled orbital glide. We start to see faint cloud patterns on the dark side of Earth, not just black silhouette. The Milky Way stretches upward in the background as a soft vertical band, bluish-white, smooth, not noisy."
    },
    {
      "time": "5s–8s",
      "action": "The amber glow along the horizon intensifies just a little, blooming into the thin atmosphere. The city lights stay warm gold. The rest of space remains silent and infinite. No HUD, no spacecraft. Pure awe shot. Fade out on the sense of scale and calm."
    }
  ],
  "cinematography": {
    "shot_size": "extreme wide orbital vista",
    "lens_feel": "high-end IMAX space documentary lens, ultra-wide but physically believable. The Earth curvature looks natural, not a tiny marble, not extreme fisheye.",
    "single_camera_motion": "slow forward drift toward the horizon line, with a subtle downward tilt — smooth controlled glide like footage from a stabilized orbital platform. No spins, no whip pans.",
    "camera_position": "the camera is floating just above low Earth orbit, angled slightly down toward the day-night line on the horizon, and that’s where the camera is"
  },
  "audio": {
    "dialogue": "",
    "env_ambience": "deep, low cinematic space ambience: airy sub-bass hum, distant atmospheric resonance, nothing musical, nothing sci-fi beepy",
    "mix_notes": "no radio chatter, no astronaut voice, no countdown, no text-to-speech. Pure atmospheric tone to sell scale and silence. Keep it clean and cinematic."
  },
  "color_palette": "warm pale amber and soft white at the atmospheric rim of Earth, fading into deep navy blue and finally pure black space. City lights are rich gold. The Milky Way glows in cool bluish-white dust lanes. High dynamic range but not neon, not oversaturated orange.",
  "physics_rules": "motion must feel like orbital inertia: gentle, weightless glide with zero shake. No atmosphere drag wobble. The sunrise bloom must scatter realistically along the thin curve of the atmosphere, not like a cartoon halo. Stars do not parallax fast — they’re essentially locked at infinity.",
  "visual_rules": {
    "must_include": [
      "Earth’s curved horizon filling the lower part of frame",
      "soft amber sunrise glow wrapping the thin atmosphere",
      "warm city lights visible on the night side through subtle cloud texture",
      "a clean dense starfield and a soft Milky Way band in deep black space"
    ],
    "must_not_include": [
      "no satellites, no space stations, no spacecraft windows",
      "no HUD, no scanlines, no targeting reticles, no sci-fi UI overlays",
      "no holograms, no text, no watermarks, no corner logos",
      "no neon forcefield ring around the planet",
      "no noisy swirl patterns or fractal artifacts in the starfield"
    ]
  },
  "limits": {
    "duration": "8s continuous single shot",
    "fps": "24 fps",
    "text_policy": "no subtitles, no captions, no on-screen text of any kind",
    "style_policy": "photoreal cinematic orbit footage, not cartoon, not anime, not painterly concept art"
  }
}