Supplement Bottle · Morning Pitch

Wan 3.0; 30s; 9:16; sound on; two-image reference generation, neither image used as a forced first frame. A live-presenter packaging introduction filmed in a bright home kitchen, with natural reflections on the white bottle and a solid-color green label. Show the white bottle body, the white ribbed cap and the green label, plus the process of picking the bottle up and setting it back down. The current images cannot confirm what the bottle contains, so the bottle shape, the water glass, or the kitchen setting must never be treated as evidence that it is edible, a supplement, a weight-loss product, or guidance on how to take it. This brief carries no efficacy or dosage recommendations for the unknown contents. Reference images: image 1 locks the white bottle body, the white cap, the blank green label and the proportions; image 2 locks the adult woman's face, her brown updo, the cream knit sweater and the bright kitchen. The bottle in image 2 is the same single product and is not duplicated. The water glass is a static set prop only and never implies taking it with water. Scene: the same kitchen with soft window light from the left. The closed bottle stands upright on the light countertop, the water glass sits farther to the right, and the presenter stands behind the counter. Keep the label facing the camera as much as possible; hands touch only the sides and bottom of the bottle so the label is never covered. Shot 1 [0-6s] 50mm medium shot of presenter and product with a slight push-in, the bottle still resting on the countertop. She says to camera: "Here's a closer look at the bottle and its packaging." Shot 2 [6-12s] Hard cut to a locked 85mm close-up of the hands. Her right hand grips the bottle from the side, her left hand supports the bottom, and she lifts it smoothly a little off the counter; the cap stays closed, the bottle upright, the green label facing the camera. No dialogue. Shot 3 [12-18s] Hard cut back to the 50mm medium close-up, still holding the bottle with both hands, her mouth visible. She says: "It has a white cap and a plain green label." Shot 4 [18-24s] Hard cut to an 85mm close-up from the front-side. Both hands set the bottle smoothly back in place; only after the base touches the counter and settles do her hands withdraw; the locked shot holds a moment on the closed cap and the bottle's outline. No dialogue. Shot 5 [24-30s] Hard cut back to the 50mm two-shot, her hands resting naturally at the table edge as she says: "Check the product details and directions before deciding how to use it." Sound: a natural English on-camera voice, lip-synced, audible only when the mouth is visible; hand close-ups carry no dialogue. Keep room ambience, a light fingertip-on-glass sound, and the sound of the base settling on the table. No background music. Limits: the label stays the blank green from the reference images — no product names, ingredients, dosages, certifications, or any invented text. The cap never opens, nothing is poured out, no swallowing is shown, and the water glass is never picked up. No weight-loss, health, therapeutic, or other effect claims. There is exactly one bottle; it is gripped firmly before lifting and set down steadily before the hands withdraw; no hands passing through it, no floating. No added copy, captions, auto-subtitles, or watermarks.

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