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Food commercial video prompt

Make appetite-appeal shots (sizzling, pouring, steam, cheese pulls) with commercial lighting and macro detail.

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    Food commercials sell texture and motion: steam, glistening sauce, a slow pour. Backlight makes steam visible; a dark background makes colours pop. One food action per shot.

    Food commercial close-up. {{dish}} {{food_action}}.
    Detail: {{texture_detail}}, visible steam rising.
    Setting: {{surface}}, {{background}}.
    Camera: {{camera}}, macro lens look, shallow depth of field.
    Lighting: strong backlight to reveal steam and translucency, soft fill from the front, glistening specular highlights.
    Style: premium food advertising, rich saturated colour, crisp detail.
    Mood: indulgent, mouth-watering.
    Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}.
    Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, plastic-looking food, food changing shape, hands with utensils glitching, unappetising grey tones.

Example input

Pancake stack with syrup pour, melting butter, dark wood, slow push-in; 5s; 9:16.

Example output

Food commercial close-up. A stack of three fluffy buttermilk pancakes has warm maple syrup slowly poured over the top, running down the sides. Detail: a melting pat of butter and golden crisp edges, visible steam rising. Setting: a rustic dark wood table, dark moody kitchen out of focus. Camera: slow push-in at a 30-degree angle, macro lens look, shallow depth of field. Lighting: strong backlight to reveal steam and translucency, soft fill from the front, glistening specular highlights. Style: premium food advertising, rich saturated colour, crisp detail. Mood: indulgent, mouth-watering. Duration 5 seconds, aspect ratio 9:16. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, plastic-looking food, food changing shape, hands with utensils glitching, unappetising grey tones.

Troubleshooting

  • The pour comes from nowhere: say 'from a small glass jug entering from top of frame'.
  • Food looks fake: add an imperfection (a crumb, uneven edge, a drip on the plate).

Known limitations

  • If you sell the dish, generated food that looks better than the real thing can mislead customers; use it for mood, not as the product shot.

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