Орбитальная созерцательность — видео промпт

{   "title": "Orbital Contemplation",   "duration_seconds": 8,   "aspect_ratio": "9:16 (Vertical/Mobile Cinematic)",   "fidelity": "Hyper-realistic 16K, IMAX quality, zero-gravity aesthetics, captured on film stock with subtle digital noise.",   "setting": {     "location": "Interior of a futuristic spacecraft's observation deck, focused on a circular viewport.",     "key_elements": "Highly detailed, dimly lit metal interior with visible wiring harnesses and subtle control panel LEDs. Outside: The Earth's curvature, massive night-side illumination (city lights), and a small, distant moon or orbital satellite."   },   "subject": {     "description": "A solitary figure (male, 30s) wearing a dark, textured utility or flight suit. He is seated on the rim of the viewport, leaning forward, deep in contemplation.",     "action": "The figure remains largely still, taking a single, slow, deep breath visible in the slight movement of his shoulders and the subtle shifting of the reflected Earthlight on his helmet visor (if visible/implied)."   },   "lighting": {     "type": "Ambient blue/black light contrast, driven by Earth's light pollution.",     "details": "The primary light source is the brilliant glow reflecting off the Earth's night side, casting complex, warm amber and white patterns onto the figure and the interior metalwork. The interior is dominated by cool blue backlighting from the ship's systems."   },   "camera_movement": {     "style": "**Constant, deliberate, slow-motion dynamic movement.** Mimicking the gentle drift of zero-G.",     "sequence": [       "Sec 0-3: **Slow reveal push.** The camera starts tight on the figure's back and the complex Earth lighting reflected on the viewport glass. It executes a super-slow, almost imperceptible dolly push-in toward the figure's head.",       "Sec 4-6:cs, captured on fThe camera begins a slow, sweeping arc from the left, subtly revealing the complex, curved metal structure of the viewport frame, ending in a perfect over-the-shoulder shot.",       "Sec 7-8: zero-gravity aestheThe movement almost stops as the camera subtly zooms out (a slow pull-back), framing the figure and the immense Earth in a final, powerful composition."     ],     "lens": "35mm Prime (wide but cinematic), deep depth of field to capture both the interior details and the Earth's distance."   },   "sound_design_note": "Silence, punctuated only by a faint, rhythmic electronic hum of the spacecraft and the figure's single, subtle intake of breath. No music." }