Hyper-Realistic David and Goliath Victory in Golden Hour Light

Hyper-realistic biblical combat epic, IMAX cinematography, Ridley Scott scale. 11 rapid shots in 15 seconds. 
The impossible battle: shepherd boy vs 9-foot giant. One stone. Oil painting texture with cinematic realism. No dialogue. Percussion-driven score. Colour: bronze armour, golden valley light, grey stone, dust brown, blood red. Lighting: late afternoon desert sun — long dramatic shadows, dust-filled golden hour, strong contra-jour silhouettes. Negative: no modern elements, no text, no UI, no anachronisms. 
SHOT 1 [0:00–0:01] — EXTREME WIDE The Valley of Elah. Two armies face each other on opposing hillsides. Between them: Goliath, a 9-foot giant in full bronze armour, walking forward. His spear like a weaver's beam. 
SHOT 2 [0:01–0:02] — LOW ANGLE Goliath from below. His massive bronze helmet fills the sky. Shield bearer ahead. The ground visibly shakes with each thunderous step. His deep booming voice echoes across the valley. 
SHOT 3 [0:02–0:03] — WIDE The Israelite army retreats in fear. Soldiers backing away, terror on every face. King Saul sits in his tent, head in hands. 
SHOT 4 [0:03–0:04] — MEDIUM Young David steps forward. A shepherd boy in simple tunic, no armour. Leather sling in hand, pouch of river stones at his hip. His face shows calm belief, not fear. SHOT 5 [0:04–0:06] — TRACKING David walks steadily toward Goliath. Both armies watch in silence. David appears smaller with every step while Goliath towers larger. The scale difference is sickening — a boy approaching a bronze giant. 
SHOT 6 [0:06–0:07] — CLOSE-UP David’s hand reaches into the pouch, selects one smooth river stone. He loads it into the sling and spins it rapidly — once, twice, three times — the sling becoming a blur. 
SHOT 7 [0:07–0:08] — EXTREME CLOSE-UP The stone releases. Sling snaps. Track the stone in slow motion as it spins and flies through the air, a grey blur cutting toward the giant. 
SHOT 8 [0:08–0:09] — CLOSE-UP Impact. The stone strikes Goliath squarely in the forehead, just below the helmet. Bronze dents. A visible shockwave ripples through his skull. His eyes widen in shock and confusion.
 SHOT 9 [0:09–0:11] — WIDE SLOW MOTION Goliath falls. The 900-pound giant tilts forward, knees buckling, arms spreading wide. He crashes face-first into the valley floor. Massive dust explosion. The ground trembles. The thud echoes across the hills. 
SHOT 10 [0:11–0:13] — MEDIUM David approaches the fallen giant. He draws Goliath’s enormous sword, barely able to lift it. Raises it high — blade flashing in the sun — and delivers one decisive downward strike. The armies erupt. 
SHOT 11 [0:13–0:15] — EXTREME WIDE The Israelite army charges down the hillside like a tsunami. Philistines flee in panic. David stands victorious over Goliath, holding the giant’s severed head high against the setting sun. A shepherd boy’s impossible triumph. Hold.- x captions for this seedance 2.0 video