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1. Target duration: 12 seconds 2. Format: 16:9 style_and_tone: ASTROCINEMAV01K2T. Photorealistic theatrical mystery-thriller trailer, remote North Atlantic atmosphere, storm photography, slate-blue seas, weathered practical interiors, strong contrast between cold exterior light and warm tungsten sources, dramatic wide compositions, natural faces, subtle film grain and premium theatrical finish. audio_design: Begin with ocean wind and one isolated piano note. Gradually introduce low strings, deep trailer percussion and restrained pulses. Waves, thunder, timber creaks, lighthouse machinery, radio static and carefully placed trailer impacts. Deep male narrator. multi_shot_sequence: [Shot 1] (00:00.000–00:02.000) Sweeping aerial view of a remote rocky island during a violent storm. An old lighthouse flashes through heavy fog. Narrator: "Twenty years ago... the light went dark." [Shot 2] (00:02.000–00:04.000) Inside an abandoned keeper's house, a woman in her early thirties enters carrying an old suitcase. Dust and rain-muted daylight fill the room. She whispers: "Dad?" [Shot 3] (00:04.000–00:06.000) Fast cuts: an aged family photograph, handwritten symbols in a journal, lighthouse machinery suddenly moving, her frightened eyes. Heavy trailer impact. [Shot 4] (00:06.000–00:08.500) She runs up the lighthouse spiral stairs while bulbs fail one after another. A distorted radio voice: "Don't let it see you." [Shot 5] (00:08.500–00:10.500) She reaches the lantern room. Far beyond the black ocean, an enormous unnatural light answers the lighthouse beam. She whispers: "What is that?" [Shot 6] (00:10.500–00:12.000) Hard cut to darkness. One sweeping lighthouse beam crosses the frame. Narrator: "THE LAST LIGHTHOUSE." Final deep impact.