Polar Bear Patrol — Aerial Track Across Sea Ice

Arctic wildlife film, 14 seconds, 16:9, 24fps. The sea ice edge: a polar bear patrols, nose to the wind, pausing at seal holes, its cream coat against the endless white. 0-4 seconds: the high respectful tracking shot opens — the bear a cream figure on the white, the drone holding altitude as the bear moves with unhurried purpose along the ice edge, pausing to test the wind, the frozen sea stretching to the horizon. 4-9 seconds: the journey — the bear pauses at a seal hole, waiting with prehistoric patience, breath fogging; then it moves on, and at a dark lead of open water it slides in and swims, the drone tracking the dark shape gliding through the black water between ice floes. 9-14 seconds: the haul-out — the bear climbs onto the far floe and shakes, diamonds of water flung in a glittering arc; it pauses, looks once toward the sky — toward the camera — and continues its patrol into the white, solitary and regal. Raven tracks cross the bear's path, ignored; the bear pauses at a pressure ridge, rearing up to scan, cream on white on blue; an arctic fox trails at a respectful distance, hoping for scraps. Craft: polar bear with cream coat, sea ice with seal holes and leads, open-water swim. Camera: high respectful tracking, swim coverage, haul-out close. Lighting: arctic light on cream fur and white ice, low sun glints. Atmosphere: wild, solitary, regal. Style: clean 4K wildlife cinematography, arctic tones, respectful distance, 24fps.