1. INPUT INTEGRITY CHECK Scene: A premium vertical advertisement revealing an original fragrance bottle in a dark studio. Information status: Sufficient. Minimal production assumption: The bottle is an original faceted clear-glass design containing amber liquid, with a matte black cylindrical cap and no label. Resolved conflict: Condensation and the moving highlight remain subtle so the bottle geometry stays stable. 2. SCENE CONTINUITY LOCK Primary subject: One original luxury fragrance bottle. Product appearance: Clear faceted rectangular glass, amber liquid, matte black cylindrical cap, no text, no logo, no label. Starting position: Bottle centered on a low black stone pedestal, slightly below eye level. Environment: Dark minimalist studio, reflective black floor, controlled haze, fine particles, restrained rose-gold mist. Lighting: Warm backlight from behind and slightly camera-right, cool soft fill from camera-left, narrow moving highlight across the front glass. Palette: Black, deep amber, rose gold, restrained cool gray. Props: One black stone pedestal only. Must not change: Bottle shape, cap shape, liquid level, pedestal position, light direction, background color, camera orientation. 3. PRIMARY TEXT-TO-VIDEO PROMPT An original luxury fragrance bottle stands perfectly stable on a low black stone pedestal inside a dark minimalist studio. The bottle is made from clear faceted rectangular glass, filled with deep amber liquid, and finished with a matte black cylindrical cap, with no label, logo, or text. Begin in a close low three-quarter product composition with the bottle centered and the reflective black floor visible beneath it. The camera performs one slow, smooth clockwise orbit of approximately fifteen degrees while maintaining the same distance and height. Fine condensation gradually appears on the glass without changing its geometry. A narrow warm highlight travels slowly across the front facets, revealing polished glass edges and the amber liquid. Restrained rose-gold mist curls behind the pedestal, subtle particles drift through the warm backlight, and the floor reflection remains stable. Use shallow depth of field, controlled volumetric light, premium photorealistic product cinematography, elegant slow motion, and crisp commercial material detail. Eight seconds, vertical 9:16, one continuous shot, no people, no text, no logo, no dialogue, no bottle rotation, no product deformation. 4. CAMERA MOVEMENT PLAN Opening framing: Close vertical product shot, bottle occupying approximately half of the frame height. Lens character: Clean 50–65 mm commercial product perspective with mild background compression. Camera height: Slightly below the bottle midpoint. Angle: Low three-quarter front view. Movement: Slow clockwise orbital slide of approximately fifteen degrees. Speed: Constant and very slow. Focus: Locked on the front edge of the bottle; slight controlled focus breathing is acceptable. Stabilization: Fully stabilized dolly or virtual motion-control movement. Ending composition: Bottle remains centered, with more of its camera-left facet visible. 5. SUBJECT MOTION PLAN Starting state: Bottle completely stationary and dry. Main action: Bottle remains motionless while fine condensation gradually becomes visible. Secondary motion: A narrow highlight travels across the front glass. Product interaction: None. Ending state: Bottle remains upright and unchanged, with subtle condensation and a bright edge highlight. 6. ENVIRONMENTAL MOTION PLAN Rose-gold mist moves slowly behind the bottle from camera-left to camera-right. Fine particles drift upward through the backlight. The floor reflection remains fixed and coherent with the bottle. The haze density stays constant. No background object enters or exits the scene. 7. SECOND-BY-SECOND TIMING MAP 0.0–2.0 seconds: The camera begins the slow orbit. The bottle is dry and clearly established. Mist starts moving behind the pedestal. 2.0–5.0 seconds: Fine condensation gradually appears. The narrow highlight begins crossing the front glass. Particles become visible in the backlight. 5.0–7.0 seconds: The camera completes most of the orbit. The highlight reaches the opposite bottle edge. Amber liquid catches the warm light. 7.0–8.0 seconds: The camera settles into the final hero composition. All motion slows naturally without freezing abruptly. 8. NEGATIVE PROMPT Bottle deformation, changing bottle shape, changing cap shape, changing liquid level, rotating bottle, floating bottle, duplicate bottle, extra products, labels, logos, letters, numbers, watermark, people, hands, sudden zoom, fast orbit, camera shake, focus hunting, temporal flicker, unstable reflection, inconsistent lighting, excessive smoke, fire, liquid leaking, melting glass, warped pedestal, low-detail materials, cartoon style, illustration, oversaturated colors, abrupt scene transition. 9. ALTERNATE SHOT VERSION An original faceted clear-glass fragrance bottle filled with amber liquid stands motionless on a black stone pedestal in a dark studio. Use a close eye-level front composition with the bottle slightly camera-right and controlled negative space on the left. Instead of orbiting, perform one very slow forward dolly of a few centimeters while a warm vertical light band gradually widens behind the product. Fine condensation appears on the lower glass, rose-gold mist remains low around the pedestal, and small particles drift upward. Maintain stable bottle geometry, cap shape, liquid level, lighting direction, and reflection. Premium photorealistic product cinematography, shallow depth of field, polished glass detail, eight seconds, vertical 9:16, one continuous shot, no text, logo, people, dialogue, or product rotation. 10. IMAGE-TO-VIDEO ADAPTATION Keep locked: Bottle silhouette, cap, liquid level, pedestal, framing, light direction, and background layout. Allowed movement: Subtle mist, fine particles, traveling highlight, gradual condensation, and a very small camera orbit. Recommended motion intensity: Low, approximately 15–25 percent. Camera: Use restrained depth-aware orbital parallax without changing bottle proportions. Depth behavior: Separate bottle, pedestal, mist, and background into shallow depth layers. Prevent: Bottle morphing, cap movement, liquid sloshing, changing reflections, duplicate edges, and pedestal deformation. 11. FINAL QUALITY-CONTROL CHECK Concept fidelity: PASS Subject continuity: PASS Action clarity: PASS Camera coherence: PASS Motion realism: PASS Environment control: PASS Timing feasibility: PASS Prompt usability: PASS Generation-Ready Version PRIMARY PROMPT: An original luxury fragrance bottle stands perfectly stable on a low black stone pedestal inside a dark minimalist studio. The bottle is made from clear faceted rectangular glass, filled with deep amber liquid, and finished with a matte black cylindrical cap, with no label, logo, or text. Begin in a close low three-quarter product composition with the bottle centered and the reflective black floor visible beneath it. The camera performs one slow, smooth clockwise orbit of approximately fifteen degrees while maintaining the same distance and height. Fine condensation gradually appears on the glass without changing its geometry. A narrow warm highlight travels slowly across the front facets, revealing polished glass edges and the amber liquid. Restrained rose-gold mist curls behind the pedestal, subtle particles drift through the warm backlight, and the floor reflection remains stable. Use shallow depth of field, controlled volumetric light, premium photorealistic product cinematography, elegant slow motion, and crisp commercial material detail. Eight seconds, vertical 9:16, one continuous shot, no people, no text, no logo, no dialogue, no bottle rotation, no product deformation. NEGATIVE PROMPT: Bottle deformation, changing bottle shape, changing cap shape, changing liquid level, rotating bottle, floating bottle, duplicate bottle, extra products, labels, logos, letters, numbers, watermark, people, hands, sudden zoom, fast orbit, camera shake, focus hunting, temporal flicker, unstable reflection, inconsistent lighting, excessive smoke, fire, liquid leaking, melting glass, warped pedestal, low-detail materials, cartoon style, illustration, oversaturated colors, abrupt scene transition.