THREE-SHOT PRODUCT VIDEO PLAN
Fictional product: matte dusty-blue cylindrical ceramic mug, cream interior and large right-side D-shaped handle.
Final edit: 12 seconds, landscape. Three separately generated clips, edited externally to 3, 5 and 4 seconds.
These are planning instructions, not a finished video or an on-site generation test.

SHOT 1
Make a single continuous shot from this image. The mug stays still on the desk while the camera slowly pushes closer. Keep the blue ceramic body, cream interior and right-side D-shaped handle unchanged. Preserve the left-side daylight. Keep the entire handle visible. No cuts, new objects or lettering.

SHOT 2
Keep the camera fixed on this grip. The hand raises the mug a little, then holds it steady. Preserve the cup's cylindrical body, cream rim and D-shaped handle. Keep the fingers attached to the same hand and the handle rigid. No drinking, pouring, rotation or additional hands. No text.

SHOT 3
Hold this composition as one continuous shot. Keep the mug resting on the desk and the camera locked. Preserve the blue glaze, cream interior, handle position and soft daylight. Keep the wall above and to the right uncluttered for a title added later. No hand, steam, moving props or generated text.

Inputs: three corresponding stills, product comparison reference, approved closing copy, permitted brand assets and any audio.
External editing: arrange clips, trim, add exact titles, check sound, save editable project, export and inspect video.