The image already shows what things look like. The text should only say how things move. Formula: [camera move]. [subject motion]. [scene motion]. [style word]. Start with only the camera move, generate, then add one element at a time. Examples: - Locked camera. The steam rises slowly from the cup. Soft light flickers across the table. Cinematic live action. - The camera slowly pushes in. The subject turns her head toward the camera and smiles. Hair moves gently in the wind. - Slow orbit around the product from left to right. Reflections slide across the surface. Clean commercial look. - Handheld camera follows behind the subject as he walks down the hallway. Lights pass overhead. Rules: - Positive phrasing only. Write "Locked camera" or "The camera stays still", never "no camera movement". - Refer to people as "the subject", "the woman", "the man", not by long descriptions of the image. - Physical actions, not feelings: "she smiles and waves", not "she radiates joy". - One camera move per clip.