A 15-second cinematic sequence set during a stormy twilight over the open ocean, inspired by WWII av

A 15-second cinematic sequence set during a stormy twilight over the open ocean, inspired by WWII aviation. Begin with a POV cockpit shot: rain lashes the canopy, thunder in the distance. A pilot’s gloved hands hold a small photo of his wife and child. Close-up: the photo trembles, his breathing is heavy. Water droplets streak across the glass. Slow push-in on his eyes — sadness, resolve. Sudden switch to action. The engine roars. The camera locks onto the aircraft as it accelerates. Cut to an exterior cinematic tracking shot: a Japanese WWII-era aircraft slices through dark clouds. High-speed tracking with slight orbit, lightning illuminating the silhouette. Rapid intercuts: POV cockpit (instruments shaking, rain distortion) ↔ exterior tracking (tight follow shot, motion blur, volumetric rain). Multiple aircraft emerge from the clouds in formation. The ocean below is rough, waves crashing under dim orange-blue twilight. A distant naval ship appears through fog and rain. The camera pulls back to a wide cinematic shot revealing scale: several aircraft descending toward the target. The sound crescendos — engines, wind, thunder. Final moments: extreme close-up tracking on one aircraft diving through rain. Lightning flashes. The frame floods with white light and spray as it nears the ship. Cut to a distant wide shot: a blinding flash behind rain and waves, shockwave implied through water and light, no explicit impact shown. Fade to white. Cinematic lighting, volumetric rain and fog, realistic ocean physics, shallow depth of field, film grain, dramatic sound emphasis, emotional realism, epic scale.