Highland Harvest — Mountain Coffee Journey

A 12-second mountain journey film, 16:9, photorealistic. For a single-origin highland coffee: from cloud-forest harvest at dawn to a steaming cup poured at altitude, peaks behind. 0-4s: the cloud forest at dawn — mist parts over the coffee terraces in slow ribbons, revealing rows of dark green. A harvester's hands move among the branches, picking red cherries one by one; the woven basket fills, cherries tumbling in. The camera sweeps the terraces, then drops to the intimate hand-held harvest detail. 4-8s: the journey descends — a mule trail winding down the mountainside, burlap sacks loaded and swaying; drying beds in the bright mountain sun, beans turned by rake in slow rows. The camera moves between sweeping aerials of the descent and the hands working the beds. 8-12s: the stone hut at altitude — a steaming cup poured, the dark stream arcing; prayer flags snapping in the wind behind, the peaks white beyond them. The harvester lifts the cup, steam curling past his face, and drinks — the journey from cherry to cup complete. Craft: the cloud-forest terraces; the harvester's hands and woven basket; red cherries; the mule trail and burlap sacks; the drying beds; the stone hut, prayer flags, and peaks. Camera: sweeping aerials over the terraces and descent, intimate hand-held harvest detail; one continuous journey. Lighting: mountain dawn mist to bright alpine sun, the peaks glowing. Mood: epic, pure, hard-won. Style: expedition-origin cinematography, photorealistic, 12 seconds, 16:9.