Product ad animation: cat feeds itself (Episode 1)

CAT'S SCHEDULE → MISREAD REQUEST → EMPTY STATION REVEAL → REFILL → ROUTINE RESTORED SHOT STRUCTURE: 7 shots, 20 seconds, 16:9 horizontal, exactly as listed, no added shots. Timed photorealistic live-action multishot with cuts only at the specified points. REFS: @image1 = original product photo. Controls the exact feeder geometry, proportions, white ribbed plastic body, grey rounded lid, transparent side water container, vertical food-level window, front-left water bowl and front-right food bowl. This is the primary and final source for the product's appearance. @image2 = Scottish Fold cat character sheet. Controls the cat's exact identity, body proportions, golden-brown striped coat, white muzzle and chest, folded ears and large green eyes. @image3 = apartment location reference. Controls the exact architecture, warm oak floor, cream walls, kitchen, sofa, sideboard, hallway, daylight direction and the feeder's fixed position on the floor at the right end of the wooden sideboard. The product shown inside this location reference is replaced by the exact product from @image1. @image4 = woman character sheet. Controls her exact identity, face, long wavy brown hair, olive-green cardigan, white T-shirt, beige trousers and white socks. ACTIVE REFERENCES: @image1 @image2 @image3 @image4. Preserve each reference within its assigned responsibility. LOCATION MAP - fixed throughout the entire sequence: - WEST ZONE: cream sofa where the woman sits with a tablet. - CENTRAL ZONE: open oak floor connecting the sofa, kitchen and hallway. - EAST WALL: long wooden sideboard. - FEEDER POSITION: directly against the east wall at the right end of the sideboard, resting flat on the oak floor in exactly the position established by @image3. - BACKGROUND: open kitchen and hallway remain architecturally identical across every cut. - DAYLIGHT: warm late-morning sunlight enters from the large west-facing window and stretches across the floor toward the feeder. FIXED IDENTITIES: - The Scottish Fold from @image2 is one continuous cat with identical coat markings, folded ears, green eyes, scale and body proportions in every shot. - The woman from @image4 keeps the identical face, hairstyle, cardigan, T-shirt, trousers and socks in every shot. - The feeder keeps the exact design, dimensions, bowl arrangement and materials from @image1 in every shot. ACTING - CAT: scene direction: make the woman understand one precise request without vocal explanation. fuel: the feeding routine should happen now. goal: guide the woman from the sofa to the feeder. obstacle: she initially mistakes the request for affection. tactic: touch her ankle, let her hand almost reach the fur, move directly toward the feeder, then look back to confirm she follows. channel: controlled walking, one deliberate paw touch, head turns and fixed eyelines. gaze always engaged in the task, natural blink cadence. ACTING - WOMAN: scene direction: understand what the cat needs while keeping the moment ordinary and familiar. fuel: she knows the cat's daily habits. goal: correctly answer the request. obstacle: her first interpretation is wrong. tactic: offer a quick stroke without leaving the sofa, register where the cat goes, then follow the cat's eyeline to the feeder. channel: tablet in one hand, free hand reaching down, then refilling both containers. gaze always engaged in the task, natural blink cadence. SEQUENCE LIST: SHOT 1 - 0.0s to 3.2s - HOOK - LOW WIDE FOLLOW first_frame: the first visible frame already contains the woman seated on the west-side sofa in the left third, the Scottish Fold walking across the central floor toward her, and the feeder visible in its fixed position beside the sideboard in the deep right third. camera: cat-height wide shot, 63° FOV, camera 35 cm above the floor, three-quarter 45° angle from the kitchen side, gentle handheld tracking backward at walking speed; no optical drift. action_visual: the cat crosses the sunlit floor with natural heel-to-toe paw contact, tail level, eyes fixed on the woman. The woman scrolls on her tablet, then registers the approaching cat. acting: the cat measures whether she has noticed; the woman shifts her attention from the tablet to the cat. narration: "Cats have their own schedules." exit: the cat reaches her socked ankle and raises one front paw. (HARD CUT TO) SHOT 2 - 3.2s to 6.2s - SETUP - MEDIUM TWO-SHOT camera: medium two-shot, 47° FOV, eye level with the seated woman, frontal azimuth shifted 45° from the previous camera position, restrained handheld breathing; no optical drift. action_visual: the cat places one paw against her ankle. The woman keeps the tablet in her left hand and lowers her right hand toward the cat's head. Just before contact, the cat passes beneath the descending hand and walks with purpose toward the east wall. acting: she tests the simplest answer; the cat redirects her attention from itself toward the feeder. narration: "Breakfast should appear the moment they decide it is time." reaction: her open hand remains suspended for half a beat; her eyes follow the cat instead of returning to the tablet. exit: the cat moves out of the foreground toward the feeder while she begins lowering the tablet. (MATCH CUT ON THE CAT'S FORWARD STEP TO) SHOT 3 - 6.2s to 8.8s - TWIST - PRODUCT REVEAL first_frame: the exact feeder from @image1 dominates the right foreground, both front bowls visibly empty, the food-level window nearly empty and the side water container low. The cat arrives from the central floor and stops within 15 cm of the bowls. The woman is rising from the sofa in the distant left background. camera: detail-on-wide composition, 84° FOV, camera 22 cm above the floor and within 40 cm of the feeder, three-quarter 90° angle from the hallway side, short controlled push-in; no optical drift. action_visual: the cat inspects the empty food bowl, then turns its head over its own shoulder and locks its gaze on the woman. The exact product geometry remains fully readable. acting: the cat waits to learn whether she has finally understood; the woman follows the line between the cat and the empty bowl. narration: "But your day does not always agree." reaction: the apparent request for attention resolves into a precise request for breakfast. exit: the woman enters the edge of frame carrying a clear jar of dry kibble. (HARD CUT TO) SHOT 4 - 8.8s to 11.8s - RISING - FOOD REFILL camera: medium close product shot, 29° FOV, camera at feeder-lid height, three-quarter 45° angle from the room side, stable handheld frame; no optical drift. action_visual: kneeling beside the stationary feeder, the woman lifts the exact grey lid vertically, places it flat on the oak floor, and pours dry kibble from the clear jar into the main 3-litre food container. Individual pieces fall with gravity, strike the inner plastic walls and accumulate from the bottom upward. Her wrists respond to the jar's decreasing weight. acting: she alternates her gaze between the rising food level and the cat waiting by the bowl. narration: "This compact feeder keeps dry food and water ready in one place," exit: the last pieces fall and her hand begins returning the grey lid. (INSERT CUT TO) SHOT 5 - 11.8s to 14.2s - FEATURE - WATER REFILL camera: close detail, 18° FOV, camera level with the transparent side container, profile azimuth shifted 60° from the previous shot, static framing; no optical drift. action_visual: her hands lower the filled transparent 0.85-litre water container firmly into its exact side cradle. The base seats with visible contact. Air bubbles rise through the water and a controlled stream glugs into the front-left bowl until the surface reaches a stable level. Water clings to the inner plastic and settles with concentric ripples. acting: her eyes verify the container is seated and the water stops at the correct level. narration: "using simple gravity-fed dispensing." exit: a final bubble rises as the water surface becomes still. (MATCH CUT FROM THE WATER RIPPLE TO) SHOT 6 - 14.2s to 16.5s - SIGNATURE - GRAVITY MECHANISM camera: low product close-up, 12° FOV, camera aligned with the front-right food bowl, three-quarter 45° angle from the cat's approach path, static focus on the dispensing opening; no optical drift. action_visual: dry kibble slides naturally from the filled hopper through the mechanical gravity opening and settles into the right bowl. Pieces collide, rotate and stop against one another. The cat's front paws enter the background and stop at the bowl edge. acting: the cat watches the final pieces settle before lowering its head. narration: "Fill both containers once," exit: the cat's nose approaches the food. (HARD CUT TO) SHOT 7 - 16.5s to 20.0s - RESOLUTION - PRODUCT HERO WITH CAT first_frame: the complete feeder is fully visible in the lower-right third, the cat stands naturally in front of it, and the woman crosses the middle distance back toward the sofa. The apartment remains open and readable behind them. camera: medium-wide hero composition, 47° FOV, camera 45 cm above the floor, three-quarter 45° angle from the central room, slow 20 cm pull-back that settles into a stable final frame; no optical drift. action_visual: the cat takes its first complete bite, chews, swallows and immediately takes a second bite. The water remains clear and still in the left bowl; the food hopper and right bowl remain visibly filled. The woman sits back on the sofa and resumes using her tablet while keeping one brief confirming glance on the cat. acting: the cat commits fully to the routine it successfully initiated; the woman verifies the request has been answered and returns to her day. narration: "and her routine keeps moving - even when yours gets busy." reaction: the cat that appeared dependent has efficiently directed the entire solution. exit: hold the clean product-and-cat composition after the second bite for the final half-second. PHYSICS: The cat moves with feline shoulder compression, alternating paw contact, weight transfer through the spine and a softly following tail. The feeder rests firmly on the oak floor with consistent contact shadows and constant scale. Plastic components have visible thickness and rigid form. Kibble falls, collides and accumulates under gravity. Water flows only through the seated reservoir, forms bubbles and ripples, then settles. Hands maintain anatomically correct contact with every component. LIGHTING: The west-facing window is the single daylight source, 5600K softened by cream curtains. Camera remains on the gentle shadow side of the subjects. Sunlight creates long soft-edged shapes across the oak floor, mild highlights on the white plastic and realistic reflections through the water container. Exposure prioritizes natural white plastic detail and preserves texture in the brightest surfaces. AUDIO: VOICE CONTINUITY LOCK - VOICE ID: FEEDER_NARRATOR_01. Use the exact same off-screen narrator throughout Episode 1 and Episode 2: a young adult woman, approximately 28–35 years old, speaking English with a neutral General American accent. Warm, clear lower-mid female voice with an average pitch around 180 Hz, a lightly bright timbre, soft chest resonance, smooth non-breathy texture, precise consonants and natural rounded vowels. Her delivery is conversational, friendly and premium-commercial: calm, gently amused and quietly confident, never theatrical or pushy, with a subtle smile audible in her tone. Medium-fast pace, approximately 150–160 words per minute, smooth connected phrasing and only very short natural breathing pauses. Close-mic, clean dry studio recording, stable loudness, no reverb. The narrator remains off-screen. Neither the woman nor the cat lip-syncs or speaks on camera. Continuous voice-over must run from the first second to the final second of each episode, with no silent gaps except tiny natural breaths. Keep exactly the same voice identity, age, accent, pitch range, timbre, cadence, articulation, emotional energy, microphone distance and recording texture in both episodes. Narration always remains clearly dominant over music and sound effects. EXACT CONTINUOUS VOICE-OVER SCRIPT: "Cats have their own schedules. Breakfast should appear the moment they decide it is time. But your day does not always agree. This compact feeder keeps dry food and water ready in one place, using simple gravity-fed dispensing. Fill both containers once, and her routine keeps moving - even when yours gets busy." SOUND BED: Quiet natural apartment room tone, soft paw contact on wood, cardigan fabric movement, one lid contact, dry kibble rattling against plastic, two water glugs, a final bubble and two crisp eating sounds. A restrained warm commercial music bed runs continuously beneath the narration. Every physical sound has its visible source and remains below the voice-over. STYLE: Highly photorealistic live-action home product advertisement. Natural human skin, individual cat hairs, anatomically correct movement, realistic transparent plastic, true water refraction, detailed dry food and restrained commercial camera movement. Clean contemporary Amazon-style product presentation grounded in ordinary home life. OUTPUT SETTINGS: 16:9 horizontal, 20 seconds, 4K detail, 30 fps, real-time motion in every shot, natural motion blur, clean highlight roll-off. POSITIVE LOCKS: The product remains the exact AMEIFU white-and-grey food-and-water station from @image1. Its shape, lid, ribbed surfaces, level window, side reservoir and left-water/right-food bowl arrangement remain identical across every cut. The feeder occupies one fixed floor position beside the sideboard. The apartment geometry, daylight direction, woman, cat, wardrobe and coat markings remain continuous. All typography, subtitles and promotional cards are reserved for post-production; generated footage contains only natural live-action subjects, product and apartment. Shots 3, 6 and 7 preserve clean compositional space for later graphic overlays.