Échange radio au phare

Create a 24-second photorealistic coastal dialogue film, horizontal 16:9, with two locations connected by radio. Keeper Ada is an adult woman with a silver braid, wearing a dark wool sweater inside a lighthouse control room. Pilot Tomas is an adult man with a beard and a yellow waterproof jacket in the sheltered cabin of a small boat. Their radios are plain and unbranded. Dusk light is cool outside; warm practical lamps light both faces. Keep the sea moderate and the situation calm. 0–6s: medium close-up of Ada beside a rain-speckled window, camera making a slow short push. She presses the radio button and says in English, "Harbor light is on. Can you see it?" She releases the button before the cut. 6–12s: hard cut to Tomas in a stable cabin shot. A distant lighthouse beam crosses the window behind him. He presses his radio button and replies, "I see it. Turning toward the harbor." His gaze returns to the window. 12–18s: hard cut to Ada, same framing and posture; she listens for a second, presses the button and says, "Good. I'll keep watch." 18–24s: hard cut to a quiet exterior wide shot: the small boat moves slowly toward the harbor opening while the lighthouse beam sweeps steadily. Hold the geography. Only the visible speaker delivers each line; synchronize lips and button presses, with a radio click between turns. Preserve clothes, faces, boat direction and dusk light. Audio: restrained radio filtering, cabin creaks, distant waves and wind behind glass. No overlapping speech, music, subtitles, storms or rescue spectacle. User request: A lighthouse keeper and a boat pilot calmly confirm the harbor light by radio at dusk, then the boat continues toward the harbor opening.