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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!! this video made of two parts so 2 prompts __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 PART= For the target video, at 0.00 seconds into the target video, <Picture 1> (from [Shot 1]) is fully referenced. integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] <Picture 1> is the exact first-frame reference for the entire video. Preserve the same woman, picnic table, park environment, lighting, camera position, hardware appearance, proportions, materials, and spatial arrangement established by <Picture 1>. The video is one continuous approximately 10-second take. The camera remains static throughout the entire video. The woman performs a natural spoken product overview directly to the viewer. CRITICAL EYE CONTACT RULE: Whenever the woman is speaking a sentence, she must primarily look directly toward the camera/viewer. During each spoken sentence, her gaze should stay on the viewer for most of the line. She may briefly glance down only while reaching for an object, lifting it, adjusting her grip, or placing it back down, but once she starts speaking, she must naturally return her eyes to the camera. Do not let her keep looking down at the hardware during the spoken lines. Do not let her stare away into the distance during the spoken lines. Her face and eyes must clearly communicate that she is addressing the viewer. Her expression is confident, friendly, and knowledgeable. Her mouth movements must closely match the spoken English dialogue. Do not add, remove, duplicate, transform, resize, or substitute any hardware. All hardware must preserve its identity and physical appearance throughout the whole video. TIMELINE: 0.00 - 0.50 seconds Begin exactly from <Picture 1>. The woman is in the same position as the first frame. She briefly acknowledges the camera and immediately reaches for the Corsair 3500X desktop PC case. 0.50 - 3.00 seconds She grips the Corsair 3500X PC case securely with both hands and lifts it slightly from the tabletop. Because it is a relatively large and heavy desktop case, she holds it carefully and does not lift it unrealistically high. She angles the case slightly toward the viewer so the front and side are clearly visible. IMPORTANT: While saying the product name, she must primarily look at the camera, not at the case. While presenting it, she clearly says: "This is the Corsair 3500X." Her lips must synchronize naturally with the sentence. The case must remain rigid and realistic in size and shape. It must not become smaller, lighter-looking, flexible, hollow, or distorted. After speaking, she briefly looks down and carefully lowers the case back onto the wooden tabletop. The case makes gentle realistic contact with the table. No bouncing. No floating. No clipping. 3.00 - 5.50 seconds She immediately reaches for the single RTX 5080 graphics card. She picks up the GPU carefully with both hands, supporting its long body naturally. The graphics card remains a large rigid modern triple-fan desktop GPU. Do not bend it. Do not shorten it. Do not transform it into another object. She raises it to a comfortable presentation height and angles its broad side toward the camera. IMPORTANT: While saying the product name, she must primarily look at the camera/viewer. While showing it, she says: "This one is an RTX 5080." Her mouth movements must accurately match the words. After speaking, she carefully lowers the graphics card and places it back on the table. The contact with the wooden surface is soft and realistic. 5.50 - 9.40 seconds She immediately turns to the four HDD hard drives. There must be exactly FOUR separate HDDs throughout this entire action. Exactly 4 HDDs only. Not 3. Not 5. Not 6. Not any extra drives. No extra disks may appear at any time. The four HDDs must remain four distinct rigid rectangular metal hard drives at all times. Do not merge them together. Do not morph them. Do not create extra HDDs. Do not remove any HDD. Do not make them float. Do not make the final stack appear instantly. Do not skip the intermediate stages. CRITICAL STACKING RULE: The viewer must clearly see that the stack is built ONE HARD DRIVE AT A TIME in a physically believable sequence. The motion must read clearly as: one HDD, then two HDDs, then three HDDs, then four HDDs. At no point should a complete four-drive stack suddenly appear without the intermediate steps being visible. STEP 1: She reaches for the first HDD. She lifts only that one HDD. She holds it as the base of the stack in one supporting hand while the other hand helps stabilize it if needed. Pause very briefly so the viewer can see a single HDD in her hands. STEP 2: She reaches for the second HDD separately. She lifts only that one HDD. She places it carefully and flat directly on top of the first HDD. The second HDD must visibly land on top of the first HDD. The two-HDD stack must remain aligned and clearly readable as two separate layers. Pause briefly so the viewer can see the two-layer stack. STEP 3: She reaches for the third HDD separately. She lifts only that one HDD. She places it carefully on top of the two-HDD stack. The third HDD must remain clearly visible as a separate layer. The three-HDD stack must look stable and neatly aligned. Pause briefly so the viewer can clearly read three visible layers. STEP 4: She reaches for the fourth HDD separately. She lifts only that one HDD. She places it carefully on top of the three-HDD stack. The fourth HDD must remain clearly visible as the top layer. The final stack must clearly read as exactly four individual hard drives stacked vertically. VERY IMPORTANT VISUAL CLARITY: Each HDD must remain visually distinct. Their top surfaces, side edges, and thicknesses must make it obvious that there are four separate drives. Do not visually fuse the drives into one thick block. Do not hide too many edges. Do not collapse the four layers into an unclear shape. The final stack must look straight, stable, believable, and neatly aligned. Once the full four-HDD stack is completed, she supports the stack securely with both hands. The stack has believable weight and thickness and does not wobble unrealistically. She lifts the complete stack slightly toward chest height and presents it toward the camera. She angles the stack slightly so the viewer can clearly see that it is made of four separate hard drives. CRITICAL EYE CONTACT RULE FOR HDD LINE: While holding the completed stack and speaking, she must look directly into the camera for most of the sentence. While holding the stack securely, she says: "And four HDDs — 64 terabytes of storage in total." Her lips must synchronize naturally with the sentence. While speaking, the stack remains stable and supported. No shuffling. No slipping. No merging. No shape changes. After speaking, she lowers the stack carefully back toward the tabletop. She places the bottom of the stack onto the wooden table first and lets the weight settle naturally. Then she releases the stack only after it is stable on the tabletop. The four HDDs remain stacked neatly on the table at the end of this action. A subtle realistic contact sound is heard when the stack is set down. 9.40 - 10.00 seconds She releases the HDD stack only after it is stable. At the end of the clip, the case, GPU, and all four HDDs are safely back on the table. The woman briefly returns her gaze toward the camera with a calm, confident expression. PHYSICAL REALISM: Every pickup and placement must respect realistic object weight, inertia, hand grip, gravity, and contact with the wooden tabletop. The PC case behaves like a large heavy rigid object. The GPU behaves like a long heavy graphics card that requires stable support. The four HDDs behave like four distinct rigid metal drives with noticeable weight. HDD STACKING PHYSICS: Each HDD must be lifted individually. Each HDD must be placed flat onto the current stack. Each addition to the stack must be visible as a separate action. The stack must build progressively and visibly. The final stack must remain stable in her hands and when placed back down. Hands and fingers must remain anatomically correct. No extra fingers. No fused fingers. No hands passing through hardware. No floating components. No teleporting objects. No sudden object substitutions. CAMERA: Static camera matching <Picture 1>. No cuts. No sudden zoom. No orbit. No reframing. No dramatic camera movement. The entire sequence should feel like one continuous real-world product presentation filmed in the park. overall_soundscape: Natural outdoor park ambience throughout the video: subtle breeze through leaves, faint distant birds, and very soft distant human activity. The woman's English voice is clear, natural, close, and intelligible, with realistic conversational delivery and accurate synchronization to her mouth movements. Include subtle realistic handling sounds: hands touching metal and plastic surfaces, light friction while lifting the case, GPU, and HDDs, and muted contact sounds when each object is placed back onto the wooden table. No exaggerated impacts. No electronic beeps. No synthetic sci-fi sounds. No artificial whooshes. non_diegetic_music: N/A __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 PART= For the target video, at 0.00 seconds into the target video, <Picture 1> (from [Shot 1]) is fully referenced. integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] <Picture 1> is the exact first-frame reference for the entire video. This first frame is the continuation point from the previous clip. Preserve exactly the same woman, picnic table, park environment, daylight, camera position, perspective, hardware identities, hardware proportions, materials, textures, and the spatial arrangement established by <Picture 1>. At the beginning of this clip, the HDDs are already stacked on the table exactly as seen in <Picture 1>. The PC case, GPU, PSU, CPU, and two RAM sticks must also remain exactly where and how they appear in <Picture 1> until the woman interacts with them. The video is one continuous approximately 10-second take. The camera remains static throughout the entire video. The woman performs a natural spoken product overview directly to the viewer. CRITICAL EYE CONTACT RULE: Whenever the woman is speaking a sentence, she must primarily look directly toward the camera/viewer. She may briefly glance down only while reaching for an object, gripping it, lifting it, adjusting her hold, or placing it back down. Once she starts speaking, she must naturally return her gaze to the camera. Do not let her keep looking down during the spoken lines. Do not let her stare off into the distance while speaking. Her expression is confident, friendly, and knowledgeable. Her mouth movements must closely match the spoken English dialogue. Do not add, remove, duplicate, transform, resize, or substitute any hardware. All hardware must preserve its identity and physical appearance throughout the whole video. TIMELINE: 0.00 - 0.50 seconds Begin exactly from <Picture 1>. The woman is in the same pose and position as in the first frame. She briefly returns her gaze toward the camera and then reaches for the single 1000-watt power supply unit. 0.50 - 3.00 seconds She picks up the single 1000-watt power supply unit with both hands. The PSU is a compact, dense, rigid black rectangular metal box. It has believable weight. She supports it securely from underneath and from the side. Do not make the PSU oversized. Do not make it hollow. Do not transform it into a speaker or another object. Do not change the fan grill or connector layout. She lifts it only slightly above the tabletop and angles one visible side toward the camera. While speaking, she looks directly toward the camera/viewer for most of the sentence. She says clearly: "Power supply, 1000 watts." Her lips must synchronize naturally with the sentence. After speaking, she briefly looks down and carefully lowers the PSU back onto the wooden tabletop. The PSU makes soft, realistic contact with the table. No bouncing. No floating. No clipping. 3.00 - 5.90 seconds She immediately reaches for the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processor. The CPU is a very small square desktop processor. It must remain tiny compared to the other components. She picks up the CPU delicately using the fingertips of one hand while the other hand may briefly stabilize or support it. The CPU must remain a small rigid square processor with a metallic top heat spreader and visible green substrate around the edges. Do not enlarge the CPU. Do not turn it into a box. Do not make it float. Do not transform it into another electronic component. She raises the CPU slightly toward chest level, keeping it clearly visible between her fingertips. She angles the flat face of the processor toward the camera so the viewer can understand what she is holding. She briefly looks at the CPU while picking it up, but once she starts speaking she returns her gaze directly to the camera. She says: "And this is the famous Ryzen 9 9950X." Her mouth movements must accurately synchronize with the sentence. While speaking, the CPU remains stable between her fingers and does not change size or shape. After speaking, she carefully lowers the processor back toward the table. She places it flat onto the wooden tabletop. She releases it only after it is visibly supported by the table. 5.90 - 9.50 seconds She immediately turns toward the two DDR5 RAM sticks lying on the table. There must remain exactly TWO RAM modules throughout this entire action. They are the same two RAM sticks already visible in <Picture 1>. The modules are standard desktop DIMMs: long, thin, straight, rigid, black, and approximately 13 cm long. They must remain clearly recognizable as two separate desktop RAM modules. Do not add a third RAM stick. Do not duplicate either stick. Do not merge them together. Do not bend them. Do not shorten them. Do not make them thick. Do not make them look like SSDs. Do not turn them into hard drives. Do not turn them into generic black rods. CRITICAL RAM PICKUP RULE: The woman must pick up both RAM sticks together using BOTH HANDS. She uses both hands to pick up the pair in one deliberate action. Her two hands must physically grip and support the RAM sticks before they leave the tabletop. The RAM sticks must not rise by themselves. No RAM stick may move because the neighboring RAM stick is moving. No magnetic-like attachment. No invisible connection. No floating. No synchronized levitation without direct hand support. She places one hand on one side of the pair and the other hand on the opposite side of the pair, carefully gripping both RAM sticks together as a controlled bundle while still keeping them visibly separate. Both RAM sticks must remain distinct individual objects with a narrow visible gap between them. They must not fuse together into a single object. She lifts the two RAM sticks together only after both hands are clearly supporting them. The pair rises because both of her hands are physically holding them. She raises both RAM sticks toward chest level. Throughout the lift, both RAM modules remain: parallel, straight, stable, clearly separated, and fully supported by both hands. She angles them slightly toward the viewer so their long DIMM form is clearly visible. Once the RAM sticks are stable in her hands, she raises her eyes and looks directly into the camera. She says: "And 64 gigs of RAM." During the spoken sentence, her gaze remains primarily directed toward the viewer. Her lips accurately synchronize with the words. The two RAM modules remain: straight, parallel, separate, stable, and unchanged in size. No bending. No merging. No extra sticks. No disappearing module. No hovering. No levitation. No RAM stick moving without direct hand support. After speaking, she briefly looks down toward the table. She lowers both RAM sticks carefully using both hands. She places both RAM sticks flat onto the wooden tabletop in a controlled way. Only after both RAM sticks are lying flat and fully supported by the table does she release them. The two RAM sticks end lying neatly parallel in their original area. Both hands then move away naturally. 9.50 - 10.00 seconds She finishes placing the RAM down. At the end of the clip, the PSU, Ryzen 9 9950X CPU, and both RAM sticks are safely back on the table. The HDD stack remains on the table exactly as established in the first frame. The case and GPU also remain in place. The woman briefly returns her gaze toward the camera with a calm, confident expression. PHYSICAL REALISM: Every pickup and placement must respect realistic object weight, inertia, hand grip, gravity, and contact with the wooden tabletop. The PSU behaves like a dense heavy metal box. The CPU behaves like a tiny lightweight but rigid processor. The two RAM sticks behave like long thin rigid DIMM modules. Each RAM stick must always move only through direct physical contact and support from the woman’s hands. No RAM stick may move because another RAM stick is moving. No object may follow another object through invisible attachment, magnetic behavior, or synchronized floating. If a RAM stick is not being touched and supported, it must remain completely stationary on the table. Hands and fingers must remain anatomically correct. No extra fingers. No fused fingers. No hands passing through hardware. No floating components. No teleporting objects. No sudden object substitutions. The CPU must remain small throughout. The RAM sticks must remain long and thin throughout. The PSU must remain compact and heavy-looking throughout. CAMERA: Static camera matching <Picture 1>. No cuts. No sudden zoom. No orbit. No reframing. No dramatic camera movement. The entire sequence should feel like one continuous real-world product presentation filmed in the park. IMAGE QUALITY AND VISUAL FIDELITY: Ultra-clean image quality. Very low grain. Very low digital noise. No coarse grainy texture. No muddy fine detail. No smeared surfaces. No crunchy oversharpening. Use clean photorealistic rendering with smooth natural detail. Natural skin texture, clean facial detail, realistic eyes, realistic lips, realistic hands, realistic wood grain, realistic metal and plastic materials. Use soft natural daylight, balanced contrast, realistic color, clean edges, smooth gradients, and premium commercial video quality. The final image should feel crisp, polished, and photorealistic, while still natural and not overprocessed. overall_soundscape: Natural outdoor park ambience throughout the video: subtle breeze through leaves, faint distant birds, and very soft distant human activity. The woman's English voice is clear, natural, close, and intelligible, with realistic conversational delivery and accurate synchronization to her mouth movements. Include subtle realistic handling sounds: soft contact with metal and plastic, light friction while lifting and placing the PSU, gentle fingertip contact while handling the processor, and subtle tabletop contact when the RAM is placed down. No exaggerated impacts. No electronic beeps. No synthetic sci-fi sounds. No artificial whooshes. non_diegetic_music: N/A