Create a premium product-film sequence in which the product remains geometrically exact and visually dominant. Use a small number of connected shots; each shot must communicate one feature and one camera idea.
PRODUCT BIBLE
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Preserve silhouette, dimensions, component placement, material boundaries, finish, packaging, controls, ports, and supplied branding. Never invent text, logos, buttons, seams, or functions.
PRODUCT BEHAVIOR
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Describe visible, physically possible movement or transformation: rotation, assembly, opening, liquid flow, light response, control feedback, or human interaction. State the starting state, action, and stable end state.
SET AND SCALE
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Define surface, background, practical elements, scale references, product position, and spatial layout. Keep the environment visually supportive and uncluttered.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
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Describe restrained particles, condensation, vapor, fabric, liquid, reflections, shadows, or light sweeps and how they react to the product’s movement.
CAMERA
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Plan the establishing hero view, feature-revealing move, macro detail, and final settling movement. Give every shot its framing, angle, lens character, focus transition, start frame, and end frame. Generate shots separately when the chosen model does not reliably support multi-shot prompts.
ART DIRECTION
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Specify palette, material response, key and rim lighting, contrast, atmosphere, motion energy, and commercial genre. Keep reflections controlled and contact shadows grounded.
FINAL HERO FRAME
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End on a stable, uncluttered product pose with intentional negative space for later typography; generate no text in the video.
DELIVERY CONSTRAINTS
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Maintain product geometry, branding, handedness, scale, color, and lighting continuity. No melting surfaces, invented features, floating contact points, warped labels, flicker, duplicate products, abrupt camera jumps, or accidental crops.