Create a 15-second ultra-cinematic IMAX-quality video depicting a sudden zombie outbreak in modern N

Create a 15-second ultra-cinematic IMAX-quality video depicting a sudden zombie outbreak in modern New York City at dusk. The film should feel like a massive Hollywood blockbuster inspired by World War Z and Train to Busan, combining epic scale, intense dramatic tension, and realistic documentary-style urgency. Avoid excessive gore, but maintain terrifying intensity and emotional chaos. The tone should feel immersive and cinematic — not staged or artificial like a commercial — blending raw news-report realism with awe-inspiring cinematic spectacle. For perfect shot-by-shot control, use the following 15 reference images in exact sequence as the storyboard: Image 1: Wide aerial shot of New York City skyline at sunset. Times Square and Manhattan streets are packed with crowds, yellow taxis, and glowing LED billboards. Image 2: Busy Times Square street-level shot. Pedestrians casually walking beneath giant neon advertisements and towering skyscrapers. Image 3: Sudden chaos — the first infected person collapses and violently transforms in the middle of the crowd near Times Square. Images 4–5: Panic spreads rapidly — zombies emerge from subway entrances and dark alleys as civilians run in terror through Manhattan streets. Image 6: High-angle tracking shot of massive zombie hordes flooding across Times Square and surrounding intersections. Image 7: Dramatic close-up of a Wall Street businessman transforming into a zombie beneath flickering neon lights and emergency sirens. Image 8: A small group of survivors barricading themselves inside a New York convenience store near Brooklyn streets. Image 9: Intense interior shot — zombies aggressively pounding on glass doors and windows while survivors panic inside. Image 10: Wide cinematic shot of New York collapsing into total outbreak chaos, with overturned taxis, smoke, burning vehicles, shattered streets, and emergency helicopters overhead. Image 11: Epic wide shot of a small survivor group running toward the Brooklyn Bridge while the Manhattan skyline burns behind them. Image 12: Dramatic low-angle shot of infected people climbing skyscrapers, subway structures, and giant Times Square billboards. Image 13: Massive aerial shot of endless zombie hordes overwhelming a major New York highway filled with abandoned vehicles. Image 14: Final survivor rooftop scene overlooking the infected New York City below, surrounded by smoke and flashing emergency lights. Image 15: Dark cinematic ending shot — the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building silhouettes surrounded by smoke, police lights, fires, and deep red atmospheric haze. Style: True IMAX cinematic visuals. Hyper-realistic 8K detail, anamorphic lens flares, subtle film grain, dynamic drone cinematography, intense tracking shots, and dramatic slow motion during key moments. Moody teal-and-orange cinematic color grading, volumetric lighting, smoke-filled environments, and powerful god rays piercing through the chaos. Maintain photorealistic consistency across every frame. Camera Movement: Hollywood-level dynamic cinematography — smooth drone flyovers, chaotic handheld close-ups, fast whip-pans, cinematic crash zooms, and massive establishing wide shots. Motion intensity should feel energetic and chaotic while remaining visually controlled and cinematic. Add subtle cinematic text overlays using elegant Hollywood-style typography: “New York, 22:47” “Day 1 of the Outbreak” “They Were Never Ready” Sound Design / Music: A tense orchestral cinematic score mixed with distant emergency sirens, heavy cinematic drums, echoing screams, police radio chatter, helicopter rotors, subway rumbling, and deep atmospheric bass impacts that intensify the feeling of impending societal collapse. Duration: Exactly 15 seconds. Aspect Ratio: 16:9 cinematic widescreen.