integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] Cinematic live-action, extreme wide shot. A vast, dark ocean under a stormy, overcast sky. A colossal tsunami wave, towering hundreds of meters high, slowly rises from the deep water, its crest forming a massive wall of white foam and dark water. The wave moves with terrifying, slow momentum toward a modern coastal city visible in the distance, featuring a dense skyline of glass skyscrapers. The camera is positioned high above the water, looking down at the approaching wave and the city. As the wave crests, it begins to collapse forward, generating a thick, blinding mist of water spray that engulfs the first few rows of skyscrapers. The mist rapidly expands, swallowing the entire skyline, obscuring the buildings from view. The camera then executes a rapid, dramatic pull-back and upward tilt (crane shot), expanding the field of view to reveal the sheer, catastrophic scale of the wave and the vastness of the ocean, emphasizing the insignificance of the city against the natural disaster. The visual style is high-contrast, with deep blues and grays of the water and sky, punctuated by the stark white of the foam and mist. The lighting is dim and dramatic, with occasional lightning flashes in the distant clouds illuminating the wave's texture. overall_soundscape: The scene is dominated by the deep, rumbling roar of the massive wave rising and moving through the water. As the wave crests and collapses, this transitions into a deafening, explosive crash of water hitting the city, accompanied by the whooshing sound of the massive spray cloud expanding. The sound is heavy, low-frequency, and overwhelming, with a constant, loud wind howling in the background. non_diegetic_music: A driving, percussive orchestral score with heavy, accelerating timpani and taiko drums. The rhythm builds steadily from a slow, ominous pulse to a frantic, high-tempo crescendo that peaks precisely when the wave crashes into the city and the camera pulls back. The instrumentation includes low brass swells and sharp, staccato string stabs to enhance the sense of impending doom and impact.