Pitcher Plant Educational 10s Video Prompt

Create a 10-second vertical 9:16 cinematic educational nature video in a distinctive handcrafted mixed-media low-poly 3D + clay/plasticine diorama style. Scene takes place in a miniature humid tropical forest, with lush green leaves, moss, tiny rocks, soft natural daylight, subtle mist, and a tactile handmade clay texture. Main subject: a beautiful pitcher plant (Nepenthes) with several hanging pitcher-shaped traps. Keep the same plant design, colors, shape, size, number of pitchers, and handcrafted clay appearance consistent throughout the entire video. 0–1 sec: Start with a macro establishing shot of the miniature tropical forest. Slowly dolly toward the pitcher plant. One pitcher becomes the clear focal point. Vo: “This is a pitcher plant!” 1–2.2 sec: Extreme close-up of the pitcher. Slowly rack focus from the colorful lid to the open mouth of the pitcher. Show the curved rim and deep interior. VO: “Its special feature is its trap.” 2.2–3.5 sec: Macro tracking shot following a tiny insect approaching the pitcher. The insect lands near the rim and moves toward the opening. Tiny nectar droplets are visible around the rim. VO: “Its upper part produces nectar to attract insects.” 3.5–4.8 sec: Camera tilts downward as the insect slips into the pitcher. Reveal the smooth, slippery inner walls. The insect struggles to climb back up. Add subtle insect movement and a tiny slipping sound. 4.8–6.3 sec: Camera moves deeper inside the pitcher, revealing a pool of digestive liquid at the bottom. The insect reaches the liquid. Use a mysterious but educational atmosphere, not horror. 6.3–7.8 sec: Pull back to reveal the complete pitcher plant surrounded by other miniature tropical plants. Slowly orbit around the plant approximately 180 degrees. VO: “So, the pitcher isn’t just an ordinary flower…” 7.8–10 sec: Slowly dolly out into a beautiful hero shot showing the entire miniature diorama. Add elegant educational labels: “PITCHER TRAP” “NECTAR / ATTRACTANT” “DIGESTIVE FLUID” VO: “It’s a natural trap for getting nutrients!” Visual & Motion Rules Handcrafted plasticine/clay diorama Low-poly 3D aesthetic with realistic miniature details Tactile clay surfaces and handmade imperfections Cinematic macro photography Shallow depth of field Smooth camera movements and seamless match cuts Realistic tiny insect movement Humid tropical ambience, soft leaves moving gently Educational, fascinating, slightly mysterious mood No change to the plant's identity or design No morphing, no extra limbs, no inconsistent pitcher shapes No text except the three educational labels at the ending Vertical 9:16, exactly 10 seconds