A high-octane 5-second Red Bull action sequence in 4K: Open with a sweeping drone aerial shot racing low over jagged, snow-capped Mont Blanc granite spires under a brilliant azure sky pierced by wispy clouds and golden-hour sunlight casting long shadows across endless glacial powder fields. The camera banks sharply right, diving toward a sleek blue Red Bull-branded helicopter skimming perilously close to the peaks, its rotors churning up explosive plumes of crystalline snow mist. Thrust into a dynamic handheld gimbal close-up from the open side door, tilting upward 45 degrees to capture the rugged snowboarder—mid-30s male athlete with frost-rimed beard, black helmet, mirrored goggles, brown jacket emblazoned with the charging red bull logo, and form-fitting blue snow pants—gripping the skid with gloved hands, his body coiled in anticipation as wind whips his hood back, revealing a fierce grin. Whip-pan left to a heroic medium Steadicam tracking shot on the skid, surging forward in a fluid dolly zoom as he leaps out, boots crunching into untouched virgin snow with a burst of slow-motion shards erupting around his legs; the camera circles clockwise 180 degrees at knee level, silhouetting him against the blinding white expanse while the helicopter ascends in soft bokeh blur behind. Transition to a helmet-mounted GoPro high-speed follow shot rocketing downward in his reckless plunge off the sheer cliff edge, Dutch-angle rolling 20 degrees for vertigo as he carves explosive first turns, sending massive powder plumes streaking like comet tails against sheer gray rock faces and vast icy bowls below. Climax with an epic crane pull-back ascending 30 feet from behind, flaring wide to frame his massive air launch off the cornice—board twisting mid-flip, arms windmilling for control—crowning the jump with a radiant sunburst halo over the infinite alpine wilderness.
