Rapids Run — Chasing Whitewater Downstream

An 11-second whitewater chase, 16:9, shot in energetic 4K at 60fps. The hook: a drone hunting two kayakers downstream through a boulder-garden maelstrom, spray engulfing the lens.
0-3s: A mountain river in spate fills the frame — rapids exploding white through a boulder garden, standing waves like glass mountains. Two kayakers in bright red and yellow drop into the maelstrom from the top of the rapid, paddles flashing. The drone dives after them, low and fast, the river's roar already building.
3-7s: The chase: the kayaks vanish into a hole and reappear, corkscrewing out in explosions of spray; the drone threads between boulders at water level, spray engulfing the lens in sheets, droplets hanging in the air. One kayaker boofs a ledge drop, hanging weightless for a heartbeat before the plunge pool swallows them. Paddles slash, hulls carve, the river throws everything it has.
7-11s: The rapid eases into a green glassy tongue. The kayakers roll upright, laughing, paddles raised in triumph, and the drone pulls up and back in one smooth climb — revealing the whole white staircase of the river behind them, sun shattering on white water. End on the wide.
Craft: two kayakers (bright shells, helmets, spray decks, carbon paddles) as the moving subjects; the river itself as the antagonist — boulders, holes, ledge drops, standing waves. Camera: FPV-style drone chase low over the water, threading boulders, one big pull-up reveal at the end. Lighting: hard sun on white water, spray glowing, the kayaks' colors popping against the foam. Atmosphere: chaotic, thrilling, wet — pure adrenaline. Style: energetic 4K at 60fps, crisp whitewater motion, 11 seconds, 16:9.