Cryo Wake — Hibernation Bay Revival Pan

A 10-second 16:9 intimate sci-fi pan: a slow lateral move across a hibernation bay as one sleeper wakes. The scene opens on the rows of frost-rimed pods, the sleepers' faces ghostly behind the glass, breath-fog long frozen, the bay dim in red standby light. 0-4s: The camera pans laterally across the pods, frost patterns on each lid, the sleepers still and pale, vapor curled motionless at the seals; midway, one pod's status light shifts from amber to green, the change small but unmistakable. 4-7s: The pan slows on that pod — its lid hisses, vapor spilling over the rim and crawling across the floor, the frost on the glass beginning to melt in branching rivulets, the sleeper's face emerging from the rime. 7-10s: The camera holds on the first waking breath — the sleeper's eyes fluttering open to the dim red revival light, chest rising, frost melting from their lashes. The vapor spilling from the pod curls around the camera's path, cold enough to bead on the lens. A second pod's status light flickers amber-green-amber, considering, then settles back to amber. Subject and craft: hibernation pods, frost-rimed lids, sleepers, status lights, spilling vapor, revival light. Camera: slow deliberate lateral pan, holding on the waking pod. Lighting: frost blues with the revival's warm amber, dim red standby. Mood: intimate, cold, miraculous. Style: sci-fi realism, slow deliberate motion, photorealistic.