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Ceramic and linen — reel
Small details. Beautifully made.. A product, artisan, macro presentation with raking side window light revealing tactile surfaces. Keep the supplied product's design, colour, materials and branding intact; the preview object is an example. This eight-second reel adds a deliberate movement and a quiet closing hold.
Your video prompt
PRODUCT REFERENCE: Product fidelity takes priority. Preserve its exact shape, proportions, design, colour, pattern, fabric/material appearance, stitching, silhouette, existing logos, label text and accessories actually supplied. Do not redesign a supplied product to match the example. Model styling may change only without hiding or altering the advertised product. Keep model/person identity separate from product identity. CREATIVE DIRECTION: Product identity comes first: if a product reference is attached, preserve its exact shape, proportions, design, colour, fabric or material appearance, pattern, stitching, existing logos, label text and supplied accessories. The presentation below must not replace or redesign the supplied product. Do not erase branding or invent lettering. When no product reference is supplied, use the explicitly labelled example object below. Create an eight-second reel of the supplied ceramic cup on a dark wooden workbench with fine clay dust and a linen cloth, showing its actual glaze and maker’s texture, preserving any supplied branding. Appearance: Only without a product reference, use this example: a single handmade rounded terracotta mug with a thick slightly uneven rim, one curved handle and a mottled cream-grey glaze fading into exposed reddish clay. Let the darker glazed interior remain visible. Pose and expression: Set the mug on a dark worn wooden workbench with its handle to the viewer’s right, seen from slightly above. Place crumpled natural linen to one side and blurred pottery tools behind. Essential visible details: The supplied number of handles, original rim and glaze, clay dust and wood grain. Preserve the handmade asymmetry, stable base, tactile ceramic texture and believable contact shadow. Lighting: raking side window light revealing tactile surfaces. Camera and framing: 100mm macro lens, f/8, three-quarter close product view. Compose for a 9:16 image. Keep the entire object inside the crop. Preserve material texture, accurate geometry, refraction and physically plausible contact shadows. No extra objects or distorted labels. Avoid artificial HDR halos, excessive smoothing, watermarks and unwanted text. Prioritize the essential visible details over decorative background elements. REEL TIMELINE (8 seconds total): 0–2 seconds: HOOK: Begin on the real ceramic surface texture. 2–6 seconds: PROGRESSION: Move to the handle and rim without morphing their shapes. 6–8 seconds: PAYOFF: Reveal the complete cup in its linen setting. Keep the same subject count, identities, wardrobe and exact supplied products throughout. No morphing, flicker, added people or invented text. The final hold is included in the duration; do not force a loop that requires teleportation. Preview must communicate without audio.
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Subject
- Product
- Framing
- three-quarter close product view
- Lighting
- raking side window light revealing tactile surfaces
- Camera direction
- 100mm macro lens, f/8, three-quarter close product view
- Occasion
- product shoots
Suggested for
Tool support and results vary. A suggestion is not a compatibility guarantee.
Your reel, scene by scene
8 seconds · Ceramic and linen
Scene 1 · 0–2s
Begin on the real ceramic surface texture.
Transition: Establish hook
Scene 2 · 2–6s
Move to the handle and rim without morphing their shapes.
Transition: Continuous progression or specified reference-backed cut
Scene 3 · 6–8s
Reveal the complete cup in its linen setting.
Transition: Stable final hold; use a gentle crossfade only if it preserves continuity
Make it ready to post
Ceramic and linen. Your story, your identity.
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Music mood: Gentle instrumental pulse; preview communicates without audio. Use music you have rights to publish.
A little help getting started
How should I use a reference photo?
Supply clear product views. The reference determines its actual shape, colour, material and branding; the example object is used only without a reference.
Which details matter most for this concept?
Retain the supplied object’s proportions, surface finish, construction and branding. Supporting props must not hide or redesign the product. Without a product reference, the fictional example is one handmade terracotta cup with cream glaze and one curved handle.
What if the tool leaves out a detail?
Ask for a focused revision of the missing feature while keeping the rest of the image or clip unchanged. Compare identity, hands, important accessories and product details to the references; results vary by tool.
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