Create a premium cinematic product advertisement using the uploaded product image as the EXACT visual and identity reference for the finished product.
IMPORTANT DIRECTING RULE
The uploaded image represents the FINAL assembled appearance of the product. Do NOT treat the uploaded image as the opening frame of the animation. Instead, generate all earlier moments independently while preserving the exact identity of the uploaded product. The final assembled product must perfectly match the uploaded image.
VIDEO STRUCTURE
Regardless of the total generated video duration, structure the advertisement proportionally. Opening (~10%) - Already dismantled product. Early sequence (~20-30%) - Fast cinematic assembly. Main sequence (~50-60%) - Professional commercial showcasing the fully assembled product. Ending (~10-15%) - Premium hero shot. The assembly effect is ONLY the opening hook. The majority of the video must showcase the completed product like a real premium commercial.
OPENING
Begin immediately with the product already completely dismantled. The product should appear as an exploded mechanical assembly consisting only of real, recognizable components that belong to the uploaded product. Every separated piece should clearly correspond to an authentic visible part of the product. Position these components naturally around the final assembly location with believable spacing and depth. Do NOT begin with the assembled product. Do NOT animate the product breaking apart. The first visible moment should already show the exploded state.
ASSEMBLY
Immediately begin a satisfying reverse assembly. Every genuine product component rapidly travels toward its correct position. Components should rotate naturally, align precisely, slide together, interlock, connect and snap into place with believable mechanical motion. Multiple parts should assemble simultaneously from different directions to create an energetic premium assembly. The assembly should feel engineered, intentional, satisfying, premium, cinematic, and highly realistic. Complete the entire assembly within approximately the first one-third of the total video. Once assembled, the product must remain completely assembled for the rest of the advertisement.
CRITICAL ASSEMBLY RULES
Generate a TRUE exploded mechanical assembly. Every moving object must be a recognizable component belonging to the uploaded product. Never substitute real components with: puzzle pieces, jigsaw pieces, geometric fragments, sliced image panels, cubes, polygons, voxels, paper cut-outs, abstract floating shapes, random shards, image fragments, flat pieces, melting transitions, morphing effects. The assembly must be driven by authentic product components rather than abstract visual effects. If internal components are not visible in the uploaded image, intelligently infer realistic construction while maintaining the exact same external appearance. Never invent unrealistic structures that change the product's identity.
HIGH-END PRODUCT COMMERCIAL
The instant the assembly is complete, immediately transition into a premium high-energy commercial edit. The assembly effect is finished. From this moment onward the product remains fully assembled throughout the rest of the advertisement. Do NOT simply rotate around the product. Do NOT hold a single camera angle. Do NOT create one continuous orbit. Instead, edit the remainder like a professionally directed luxury commercial. Create multiple short cinematic shots connected with seamless premium transitions. Every shot should introduce a fresh visual perspective while maintaining perfect product consistency. Use dynamic commercial cinematography including: Hero product shots, Dramatic wide angles, Extreme macro close-ups, Material texture reveals, Branding close-ups, Product feature highlights, Surface detail reveals, Reflection reveals, Rim-light beauty shots, Push-ins, Pull-outs, Dynamic tracking shots, Low-angle hero shots, Side-angle cinematic tracking, Controlled orbit shots, Foreground parallax, Rack-focus transitions, Lens reveals, Whip transitions, Match cuts, Speed ramps, Motion blur transitions, Fast cinematic cuts, Dynamic framing, Cinematic perspective changes, Elegant reveal shots, Selective slow-motion beauty moments, Smooth camera-to-camera transitions, Dramatic lighting transitions, Light sweeps moving naturally across surfaces, Reflection movement across premium materials.
Every cut should reveal a different attractive characteristic of the product. The commercial should constantly evolve with fresh compositions, fresh lighting, fresh camera movement, fresh framing and fresh editing. Avoid repeating similar shots. Editing should feel rhythmic, intentional, modern, energetic and premium. The second half should resemble a professionally edited global advertising campaign rather than AI-generated footage. Prioritize cinematic editing as much as cinematography. The product should always remain the hero while the editing creates excitement.
COMMERCIAL EDITING STYLE
Edit the advertisement like a premium brand campaign. Use professional commercial pacing. Alternate between macro shots, medium shots and hero shots. Create strong visual rhythm through editing. Keep the pacing dynamic. Use impactful transitions between shots. Build visual momentum throughout the advertisement. Create satisfying reveal moments. Balance fast energetic edits with occasional slow cinematic beauty shots. Every second should introduce new visual interest. Avoid long uninterrupted shots. Avoid repetitive camera movement. Avoid static showcases. Avoid generic product spins. The overall feeling should resemble a professionally edited luxury commercial.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING & VISUAL EFFECTS
Enhance the product with sophisticated commercial cinematography. Use dramatic but realistic lighting. Moving highlights naturally travelling across surfaces. Controlled reflections. Specular highlights. Soft environmental reflections. Rim lighting. Deep controlled shadows. Beautiful contrast. Volumetric depth where appropriate. Shallow depth of field for macro shots. Realistic motion blur during fast camera movement. Subtle lens flares where naturally appropriate. Elegant light streaks. Premium glow from reflections. Natural environmental movement. Every shot should feel professionally filmed rather than AI generated. Effects should enhance the product rather than distract from it. Avoid excessive particles. Avoid unnecessary explosions. Avoid unrealistic energy effects.
PRODUCT IDENTITY & CONSISTENCY
The assembled product must remain identical to the uploaded reference. Preserve exactly: Design. Geometry. Silhouette. Proportions. Colors. Materials. Textures. Surface finishes. Branding. Logos. Visible text. Graphics. Distinctive features. Product details.
Do NOT redesign the product. Do NOT create another variation. Do NOT change colors. Do NOT change branding. Do NOT change proportions. Do NOT hallucinate new features. Every shot must clearly depict the SAME product.
CAMERA
Use confident commercial cinematography. Smooth professional camera movement. Purposeful framing. Premium composition. Natural perspective. Every movement should emphasize the product rather than distract from it.
ENDING
Finish with the strongest hero shot of the completed product. Gradually slow the pacing. Hold on the finished product long enough to create a satisfying premium commercial ending. The final frame should feel like the closing shot of a global luxury advertising campaign.
VISUAL STYLE
Photorealistic. Ultra detailed. Premium. Luxury commercial. High-end advertising. Professional product cinematography. Commercial-grade editing. Modern. Energetic. Beautiful lighting. Sophisticated transitions. Luxury visual storytelling. Fast editorial pacing. Mechanically satisfying assembly. Elegant cinematography. Premium advertising aesthetic.
The result should feel like a REAL PRODUCT COMMERCIAL whose opening hook is an impressive assembly effect - not an assembly-effect demonstration followed by a simple product showcase.
STRICTLY AVOID
Beginning with the assembled product. Product disassembly. Puzzle-piece assembly. Jigsaw reconstruction. Image fragments. Geometric pieces. Morphing. Melting. Warping. Random floating objects. Incorrect product parts. Hallucinated branding. Distorted logos. Changing colors. Changing proportions. Changing materials. Changing product identity. Static showcases. One continuous orbit. Repetitive camera movement. Weak editing. Generic AI-looking effects. Assembly lasting most of the video. Any final product that differs from the uploaded reference.