Whale Rise — Drone Over a Breaching Humpback

An 11-second explosive ocean film, 16:9, 60fps. The drone spots the whale's footprint — and a forty-ton humpback breaches beside it, hanging for a heartbeat before crashing back in white thunder. 0-4s: open ocean at 10 AM — the drone glides low over the rolling swell, hunting the whale's footprint: the smooth oval of calm water a whale leaves behind. It appears below — the footprint spreading, glassy among the chop. The water bulges, darkens; the surface begins to dome upward, streaming off the rising mass. 4-8s: the breach — forty tons of humpback exploding from the sea in the overhead shot, the whale's full arc visible: black back, white pectorals spread, barnacled throat pleats. It hangs at the apex for a heartbeat, water sheeting off, then crashes back in an explosion of white. 8-11s: the aftermath — the white thunder settling into churning foam, a rainbow hanging in the spray. The calf surfaces beside the fading turbulence, rolling playfully, tiny against the memory of the breach; the mother's fluke lifts once in farewell and slides under, the footprint smoothing behind her. Craft: the breaching humpback and its calf; the whale's footprint and the bulging sea; the white explosion and settling foam; open ocean. Camera: overhead drone shot of the breach capturing the full arc; low glide for the approach; smooth aerial framing. Lighting: 10 AM sun on the black back, the white explosion backlit, ocean clarity. Mood: explosive, massive, joyful. Style: crisp 4K ocean cinema, breach detail, 60fps, 11 seconds, 16:9.