Generate a recurring YouTube channel intro bumper that stays consistent across every upload

Write a Veo 3.1 prompt for a short channel intro bumper — 5 to 8 seconds — that will be reused unchanged at the start of every future upload on this channel, not a one-off clip for a single video. Because this asset gets watched dozens or hundreds of times across a channel's history, the priority is a locked, repeatable identity rather than novelty.

BRAND ELEMENT AND ACTION
a rotating low-poly geometric globe made of thin glowing lines, assembling from scattered fragments into the whole globe shape and settling still. Describe the single motion this element performs once, completely, inside the clip — a bumper that implies an action continuing past the frame's end will look unfinished on every single repeat viewing, which compounds into a real annoyance at reuse volume in a way a one-off clip's imperfection never would.

CAMERA
A single locked-off or very slow push, no more movement than that. A bumper is watched by returning viewers who already recognize it; an overly kinetic camera move reads as novel the first time and fatiguing by the tenth, so keep the move minimal and let the branded element itself carry the motion.

COLOR AND STYLE
deep navy background, lines in a bright cyan-to-white gradient. State the exact palette rather than a mood word, since this is the one clip on the channel that must match brand guidelines precisely instead of leaving room for the model's own interpretation of "energetic" or "modern."

SOUND MARK
a short rising digital chime that resolves into a low clean tone, landing at the exact moment the reveal completes, no music bed underneath beyond the sting itself. Describe it as a literal sound, not a mood — this native audio becomes the channel's recognizable sonic mark, so it needs the same precision as a jingle a composer would actually score.

WHAT TO AVOID
Do not include a channel name, logo text, or any words rendered as on-screen text as part of the generated video — Veo-rendered text is not reliably crisp or spelled correctly at the small sizes a channel name needs, so add real logo/text elements in post over this generated background instead of asking the model to render them natively. Do not vary the color palette or the camera move between takes if multiple attempts are generated to pick the best one; only the a rotating low-poly geometric globe made of thin glowing lines's exact motion should be allowed to differ across attempts, or the channel will end up with several bumpers that all look subtly different instead of one consistent identity.

OUTPUT
The finished prompt, followed by one line confirming the palette and camera move are stated precisely enough to reproduce identically across multiple generation attempts.