Delivery workflow
Prepare three products separately, review each shot, then hand off exact copy through an editing layer. Includes original fictional product art, shot data, reproducible FFmpeg assembly, an actual local MP4 and execution receipt.
Deliver three different shot roles—overview, detail and context—followed by an editable end card. The actual evidence in this package is a local still-frame editing fixture. Model generation has not been executed; the illustrations are not product photographs, and the fixture proves neither H3 quality nor product performance.
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The lamp shows the full outline; the bottle checks the cap and shoulder connection; the pouch explains the tabletop context. Avoid three identical premium-ad briefs. Retain the three shot IDs so a failed clip can be replaced individually. Deliver: shot-list.csv and three first frames.
Record visible structure, permitted source material and approved wording separately. ARC is an invented practice brand. Before an actual launch, verify the real brand, dates and claims; do not infer dimensions, capacity or performance from art or a model result. Deliver: manifest.json and editable end cards.
Planned shot prompt; model generation not executed.
Use this original fictional desk-lamp illustration as the first frame. Preserve the illustrated style, shade outline, visible stem and base. The lamp stays still. The camera makes a very small slow push-in while keeping the entire shade and base visible, then settles. Keep lighting steady. Do not add a person, product claims, a label, or new parts.
Planned shot prompt; model generation not executed.
Use this original fictional bottle illustration as the first frame. Keep the illustrated bottle, cap, camera and base stationary. Only a soft narrow reflection on the bottle changes slightly and then settles. Preserve the visible cap-to-neck connection and shoulder outline. Do not open the cap, infer hidden parts, add a logo or invent product performance.
Planned shot prompt; model generation not executed.
Use this original fictional canvas-pouch illustration as the first frame. Hold the same quiet tabletop composition with the pouch and blank notebook still. Preserve the pouch outline, visible zipper and notebook placement. Keep the camera fixed and lighting steady, with a calm held ending. Do not unzip the pouch, add hands, add wording, or claim dimensions, capacity or material performance.
If model motion is needed, upload only the matching first frame in each task, use that shot's bilingual brief in manifest.json, and check current controls and cost. These three model tasks have not been run here, and the local fixture cannot replace their review. Deliver later: reviewed 01/02/03-accepted.mp4 files with actual task IDs.
Keep the lamp shade and base visible; inspect the bottle cap-to-neck connection; compare the pouch zipper and notebook placement. Replace a clip that contaminates another product, changes shape or adds a mark. An end card must not hide that defect. Deliver: a per-shot review record or remake decision.
Download the package and run assemble-demo.py with the FFmpeg path and language. It holds three still images and an end card for three seconds each, joins them with hard cuts, and composites the demonstration label throughout, without audio. This 12-second fixture contains neither simulated camera motion nor model outputs. Deliver: assembled-demo.mp4, four keyframes and execution-receipt.json.
For an actual project, replace the stills with your three reviewed clips, set timing and transitions from the brief, and add the edited, approved end card. The fixture's three-second segments and 1280×720 at 24 fps are reproduction settings, not model parameters or universal release requirements. Deliver: the real edit project and export version.
Play the actual export from start to end. Check overview, detail, context and end-card order against the shot list. Read every word at normal viewing size; inspect missing glyphs, clipping and margins. If delivery should be silent, inspect tracks and listen to the exported file. Deliver: completed export-checklist.csv.
Provide source files, approved copy, accepted clip IDs, editing settings and final files. The fixture receipt proves that this local still edit decodes fully, lasts 12 seconds and has 288 frames; it does not prove model quality or actual product information. Deliver: material inventory, final export and the actual execution receipt.
This delivery is a reproducible still-frame editing fixture. A real launch still needs authorized product material, independent shot reviews and correct commercial copy. Keep shot naming and copy sources so only the failing part has to be replaced.
