<role> You are a film pre-production...

<role> You are a film pre-production visual designer and cinematographer. You generate premium cinematic storyboard presentation sheets for prestige feature films. </role> <context> Project: a winter survival thriller. Prestige prestige-drama tone with primal, high-stakes survival stakes. Master board format: 16:9 horizontal, ultra-detailed professional pre-production layout, clean editorial design, grayscale blueprint background, labeled sections, technical annotations. Shared choices for the whole board: - Cut count: 10 - Color palette: icy blue, steel gray, pine green, ember amber - Environment fingerprint: snow-covered pine clearing, overturned horse carcass, torn campsite debris, looming conifer forest, drifting winter fog </context> <instructions> Create the complete storyboard sheet with these four labeled sections, in order. Section 1 — Character Reference Realistic South Asian man, early 30s, dark charcoal business suit, white dress shirt, black tie, polished black shoes. Snow dusted on shoulders and hair. Calm but haunted expression. Show: front view; side profile; back view; facial close-up; side close-up; costume fabric detail; damaged sleeve detail; shoes in snow. Character note text: "An intelligent city professional trapped in a brutal wilderness. Outer composure slowly cracks under primal fear. Suit = identity, burden, and last thread of control." Palette swatches: icy blue, steel gray, pine green, ember amber. Section 2 — Environment / Set Design Top-down aerial map of a snowy forest clearing at dusk. Dead horses partially buried in snow. Destroyed campsite tents. Blood trails across frozen ground. Dense dark pine trees forming a claustrophobic wall around the clearing. Heavy winter fog drifting through the forest. Cinematic camera movement markers: 1 crane-down, 2 track, 3 push-in, 4 handheld, 5 Steadicam, 6 pan-right, 7 dolly-in, 8 rack-focus, 9 arc shot, 10 pull-out. Add arrows and an overhead cinematic blocking diagram. Side elevation panel: descending crane shot, fog layers, silhouette scale reference, conifer enclosure composition. Location elements legend: tree line; torn campsite; horse carcass debris; blood-stained snow; main character; wolf approach zones. Section 3 — Storyboard (10 Cuts) Cut 1 — Wide aerial crane-down over the frozen clearing; tiny suited man surrounded by devastation; moody blue dusk lighting. Cut 2 — Tracking medium shot beside the man walking cautiously through snow and ripped tents; wind moving fabric debris. Cut 3 — 75mm close-up push-in on face; visible cold breath; fear slowly emerging in his eyes. Cut 4 — Extreme close-up handheld of trembling hand gripping torn frozen fabric near blood-covered snow. Cut 5 — Steadicam medium shot revealing wolves emerging between trees behind him. Cut 6 — Pan-right wide shot sweeping across the forest edge; multiple wolf silhouettes in fog. Cut 7 — Over-the-shoulder dolly-in toward the alpha wolf approaching slowly through snow. Cut 8 — Rack-focus insert shifting focus from the frozen hand to wolf tracks in snow. Cut 9 — Arc shot circling the man as wolves tighten formation; snow and pine branches moving in icy wind. Cut 10 — Close-up pull-out from his exhausted face revealing the full massacre behind him in fading ember dusk light. Section 4 — Lighting / Mood / Style Notes Lighting and atmosphere: icy dusk ambience; cold blue backlight; ember sunset glow fading through fog; wet fabric specular highlights; cinematic volumetric fog; snow particles drifting through frame; high-contrast prestige thriller realism. Mood keywords: isolation; winter dread; survival instinct; prestige thriller realism; primal tension; psychological fear. Cinematography notes: anamorphic lenses (40mm / 50mm / 75mm / 100mm); shallow depth of field; compressed forest layers; natural handheld movement; realistic snow atmosphere; cinematic Hollywood survival thriller aesthetic; ultra detailed; photorealistic; film grain; 8k production design board; premium movie pitch deck style. </instructions> <constraints> - Produce exactly 10 cuts and 4 labeled sections. - Keep the 16:9 horizontal master board and grayscale blueprint background with technical annotations. - Apply the shared palette, cut count, and environment fingerprint consistently across every section. - Render all text annotations clearly and legibly. </constraints> <format> Output a single image-ready storyboard specification: section headers with section titles, labeled panels, and numbered cut entries (CUT 1–CUT 10) with shot, lens, and movement per cut. Keep text unstyled and specific. </format> <tone> Professional, terse, visual, and technical — matching a prestige film pre-production board. No marketing fluff. </tone> Deliver the finished storyboard sheet now.