10 Second Cinematic Yogurt Commercial Scene by Scene Script

Create a premium 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic yogurt commercial using the reference image as the exact visual guide. Scene 1 (0–1.5s): Close-up of a Cimory strawberry yogurt bottle resting on sparkling ice in a fresh mountain setting. Ice cubes gently shake and tiny water droplets sparkle. Slow cinematic push-in. On-screen text: “DON’T LOOK AWAY.” Scene 2 (1.5–3s): The yogurt bottle rotates smoothly 360° while fresh strawberries fly and spin around it in slow motion. Splashing milk and water particles create an energetic premium commercial look. On-screen text: “SHAKE THE FRESH.” Scene 3 (3–5s): Extreme macro close-up. Thick creamy strawberry yogurt pours smoothly from the bottle into a crystal-clear glass. Show realistic creamy texture, strawberry pieces, soft splash, and glossy highlights. On-screen text: “CREAMY.” Scene 4 (5–7s): Camera pushes through the creamy yogurt swirl in mesmerizing macro slow motion. Strawberry pieces move naturally through the yogurt, creating a luxurious fresh texture. On-screen text: “FRESH. CREAMY.” Scene 5 (7–8.5s): Full glass of strawberry yogurt beside the Cimory bottle, surrounded by fresh strawberries and mint leaves. One water droplet falls onto the bottle, creating a subtle splash. Camera performs a smooth lateral slide. On-screen text: “TASTE THE FRESH.” Scene 6 (8.5–10s): Final hero product shot. Cimory yogurt bottle centered with additional bottles softly blurred in the background, surrounded by strawberries, ice, and fresh natural elements. Slow cinematic pull-in with bright mountain scenery. Premium FMCG advertising aesthetic. On-screen text: “CIMORY YOGURT - FRESHNESS IN EVERY SIP.” Style: ultra-realistic food photography, premium commercial, photorealistic, cinematic lighting, crisp details, realistic liquid physics, fresh natural atmosphere, vibrant strawberries, glossy yogurt texture, 4K, high-end advertisement, smooth camera motion, 24fps, no distortion, no extra objects, clean composition, professional product cinematography.