# Show the product doing the thing.

PRODUCT: [exact product and version]
REFERENCE: [packaging, logo, dimensions and material reference]
VERIFIED FUNCTION: [one fact you can substantiate]
USE SCENE: [where the product is realistically used]
DEMONSTRATION: [one visible action]
OBSERVABLE RESULT: [what a viewer can actually see]
FORMAT: [supported aspect ratio and duration]

## Three-beat plan
1. Context: Show the actual task or inconvenience. Keep it specific and visible.
2. Action: Show a hand or creator performing [DEMONSTRATION] with a stable grip and plausible contact.
3. Result: Hold on [OBSERVABLE RESULT] long enough to understand it. Keep the product clearly visible.

## Visual generation brief
An informal product demonstration in [USE SCENE]. Preserve the product's shape, packaging and materials from [REFERENCE]. The performer [DEMONSTRATION], then the camera holds on [OBSERVABLE RESULT]. Use [available light], a [camera position], and small natural movements. Keep the action physically coherent and the product recognizable throughout.

If text or packaging renders inaccurately, use a real product shot or add approved labels in the edit.

## Optional voiceover
“[Specific task]. Here’s how [product] handles it: [verified action]. [Visible result].”

Write from known facts. Do not invent a first-person testimonial, a before/after claim, a customer quote or a performance statistic. Add disclosure appropriate to how the finished video will be used.

## Capture checklist
Save real product references, factual claim sources, the generated shot settings and the final edit. Check hands, labels, scale and object contact before sharing.

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## Source & credit

Author: The Glitch
Status: Untested template
Source: The Glitch originals
Creator: The Glitch

An original planning template. Use your own product facts and references; generated footage is not evidence of product performance.