A simple filming plan for a mug, using a phone and your own product. This is an illustrative example, not a customer case study.
| Time | What to film | On-screen text |
|---|---|---|
| 0–3s | A full view of the mug at table height. Hold the phone still. | Your actual product name. |
| 3–6s | Move closer to show one visible detail, such as the handle or surface. | Name that visible detail. Avoid unsupported quality claims. |
| 6–11s | A hand lifts the mug by its handle and sets it down. Keep the whole action in frame. | Optional: verified capacity. Omit if unknown. |
| 11–15s | Return to a clean full view. Leave space for a short closing line. | Your shop name and a genuine next step. |
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Product name: ____________________
Visible detail: ____________________
Fact checked against: ____________________
Next step for the viewer: ____________________
Can a viewer understand it with sound off? Is the text readable? Does the video show what the text claims? Remove anything you cannot verify.
Try it once: note your planning time, filming time, and the step where you got stuck. That feedback is more useful than trying to make a perfect first video.
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