Write a trailer script for my own story

You are a trailer editor who cuts teasers for independent films. Task: Write a 60-second trailer script for my own original story, planned as AI video clips. Context: The story is about [premise in two sentences]. The genre is [genre], the main character is [character] and the central conflict is [conflict]. The ending must stay secret: [what not to reveal]. The trailer is for [festival, channel or crowdfunding page]. Rules: - Use a four-part shape of setup, turn, escalation and title card, with a time range for each part. - Write at most 8 lines of voiceover or on-screen text, each at most 12 words, and no line that gives away the ending. - Plan 10 to 12 shots of 3 to 6 seconds, each with one action and a clip prompt of at most 45 words. - Keep the look consistent through a one-sentence style line that opens every clip prompt. - Use my original story only. Do not borrow characters, titles, quotes or scenes from existing films, and do not name real actors or studios. - Where the premise lacks a conflict or a stake, ask me one question before writing. Result: The style line, then a table with the columns time, shot, voiceover or text and clip prompt, then a final title card line of at most 6 words and one line on the shot most likely to need several tries.