ASTRA Logo Galaxy Beam Cinematic Video Prompt

global_rule: No music, diegetic SFX only [Characters] The Observer: one man in a dark coat, silhouetted from behind at night. [Reference Material Roles] [IMAGE REFERENCE 1] defines the final galaxy-and-logo poster composition and the beam's connection to the R. [IMAGE REFERENCE 2] defines the exact ASTRA logo geometry, its elongated middle R stroke and the small heading above the wordmark. [VIDEO REFERENCE] defines the slow galaxy rotation and smooth cosmic camera movement in the second half. [Continuous Event] One powerful white beam rises from Earth, passes through a forming galaxy and grows into the long middle vertical line of the R. The launch beam, galactic column and R stem remain the SAME continuous light source. From ignition through the final frame, its full luminous path stays connected and steadily lit. The lower shaft extends from below the frame through the galaxy to the R. The other logo strokes form around this established beam. Its solid white core stays bright while pulses increase its surrounding glow. [Stage 1 | 0-4s] Low rear three-quarter view of the Observer on dark open ground, 84-degree field of view. He looks up as concentrated white light gathers twenty meters ahead, outlining his silhouette. [Stage 2 | 4-10s] An immense white blast erupts vertically, driving dust and haze outward in a pressure ring. Its dense core punches upward at extreme speed. The camera jolts with the launch, tilts up and accelerates beside the leading tip. Clouds billow outward as the beam pierces them. Follow the light into space with deep starfield parallax. A continuous illuminated shaft stretches below its advancing tip. [Stage 3 | 10-14s] Continue the upward journey with the cosmic camera movement of [VIDEO REFERENCE]. Stellar dust gathers into the galaxy of [IMAGE REFERENCE 1] around the existing shaft. The galaxy begins turning slowly counter-clockwise around its core. The beam remains a bright continuous column through this rotating structure. The camera settles into a frontal view, placing the beam at the future R-stem position, slightly right of the wordmark's center. [Stage 4 | 14-18s] Follow the upper tip as the already-lit beam lengthens upward into the exact longest middle vertical track of the R in [IMAGE REFERENCE 2]. The entire lower shaft stays brightly connected to it. Hold a clear beat on this single completed R stem at full length above the rotating galaxy. This isolated stem is the first visible logo stroke and belongs to the fourth letter of ASTRA. [Stage 5 | 18-25s] The long middle R stem stays fixed, full-length and steadily illuminated. Independent bright tips trace its neighboring parallel tracks, rounded bowl and diagonal legs, making the R recognizable first. Other tips draw A, S and T to its left and the final A to its right, completing the exact A-S-T-R-A arrangement of [IMAGE REFERENCE 2]. Each tip traces its own line and leaves a glowing stroke behind it. The small heading draws into place. Throughout the lettering, the original beam remains visibly connected from the lower frame through the rotating galaxy into the long R stem. [Stage 6 | 25-30s] The camera pulls straight backward to reveal the complete poster composition of [IMAGE REFERENCE 1], following the smooth reveal motion of [VIDEO REFERENCE]. The galaxy itself rotates slowly beneath the frontal, stable logo. The same bright beam remains continuously visible at full length through the entire pullback and final frame. Soft white pulses increase the glow around its permanently illuminated core and spread through the completed lettering. End on this living composition with the complete logo and galaxy comfortably inside the frame. [Visual Treatment] Photoreal cinematic scale, palette from [IMAGE REFERENCE 1], deep space contrast, controlled white bloom and clearly separated parallel logo lines. Audio: <night wind>, <thunderous blast and pressure impact>, <roaring beam energy>, <fine electrical crackles following the drawing tips>, <soft energy throbs with the final pulses>. The Observer remains silent.