Glass Candle · Cozy Gift Ad

Wan 3.0; 30s; 9:16; sound on; two-image reference generation, neither image used as a forced first frame. A warm-toned lifestyle e-commerce short film with real glass refraction and candlelight; no scent particles, floating light spots, or exaggerated glow. Show the ribbed clear glass jar, the ivory wax, the single wick and the wood-grain round lid, plus the candle actually lit on a home tabletop. The reasons to buy center on looks and tabletop ambience; make no claims about scent type, wax material, burn time, or health effects. Reference images: image 1 locks the candle jar, the wax, the single wick, the wood-grain lid and the proportions; image 2 locks the adult woman's face, her brown updo, the cream knit sweater, and the warm living-room atmosphere. The open-flame holding pose in image 2 is not used for this action. The presenter keeps the same identity and outfit across shots. Scene: a warm living room, the same sturdy side table, with consistent evening window light and warm lamps in the distance. The candle jar always stands upright in a heat-safe tray, away from the sweater, curtains, cushions, plants and other flammables. The wood-grain lid lies flat on the right side of the table, and the candle starts unlit. The presenter sits behind the table, and the frame keeps both her mouth and the product clearly visible. Shot 1 [0-6s] 50mm medium shot of presenter and product with a slow push-in. Her hands rest naturally, the unlit candle in the foreground, as she says to camera: "This candle pairs a ribbed glass jar with a wooden lid." Shot 2 [6-12s] Hard cut to an 85mm close-up from the front-side, with a slow lateral move across the glass ribbing, the wax surface, the single wick and the wooden lid beside it. The jar and lid stay in place, nothing is picked up, and there is no dialogue. Shot 3 [12-18s] Hard cut back to the 50mm medium shot; the time lighting takes is explicitly omitted through an edit, and the shot begins with the candle already lit in the same tray, the wooden lid still on the right. She never touches the jar and says: "On a clear tabletop, the flame adds a warm visual accent." Shot 4 [18-24s] Hard cut to a locked 85mm close-up showing the small flame on the single wick and the natural reflections inside the glass; the candle is not moved and the flame sways gently and naturally. No dialogue. Shot 5 [24-30s] Hard cut back to the 50mm two-shot of presenter and product. She keeps her distance from the flame and says: "Choose it for the glass detail and a softly lit setting." The shot holds steady. Sound: a natural English female on-camera voice, lip-synced, speaking only when her mouth is visible; product close-ups carry no dialogue. Keep light living-room ambience; a normal small flame gets no exaggerated crackling; the lighting step is omitted and no lighter sound is dubbed in. No background music. Limits: the flame never appears from the jar wall, elsewhere on the wax, or on the wooden lid; there is always exactly one wick and one small flame. Once lit, the jar is never picked up, the lid never goes back on, and hair or sleeves never come near the flame. No sudden mass melting, sourceless wax pools, or softening glass. No unconfirmed scent or effect claims. Keep the product's original appearance; no added copy, captions, auto-subtitles, branding, or watermarks.

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