MiniMax H3 lighthouse keeper rescue video with native audio

Create a 15-second cinematic 16:9 film with native multi-shot continuity and native stereo sound. Original fictional character: ELARA, a 34-year-old lighthouse keeper with wind-burned olive skin, dark wavy hair tied back, a weathered mustard raincoat, charcoal sweater, and practical sea boots. Keep her face, clothing, and proportions consistent in every shot. 0.0-3.5 seconds: wide exterior at blue hour, a stone lighthouse on a violent Atlantic cliff, rain sweeping sideways, Elara runs toward the tower carrying a small weathered signal case; handheld tracking camera, realistic wet fabric and foot contact. 3.5-7.5 seconds: interior spiral stairwell, medium close tracking shot as she climbs fast, breath visible, one hand gripping the rail, practical amber lamps, no cuts that break identity. 7.5-11.5 seconds: lantern room, she reaches the controls and throws the emergency lever; orbit from her determined face to the huge Fresnel lens as it powers on. At 10.5 seconds Elara says clearly, with natural lip sync: “Harbor light is alive. Bring them home.” 11.5-15.0 seconds: exterior aerial pullback as the rescue beam sweeps across black waves and reveals a distant lifeboat turning toward safety. Audio: native stereo only—storm wind outside, rain on glass, boots on iron stairs, strained breathing, lever clunk, electrical rise, deep lighthouse mechanism, distant surf, and Elara's exact spoken line. No music. No subtitles, captions, on-screen text, logos, watermarks, beauty-ad framing, or product pack shot. Photorealistic skin and motion, coherent hands, restrained cinematic contrast.