Dash Cam Product Tutorial

<IMAGE_REF_0> is the character face and identity reference — a young woman with light   blue-green eyes, medium brown hair pulled back in a loose low bun with soft face-framing   tendrils beside both cheeks, round rose-gold wire-frame glasses, natural minimal makeup,   soft pink lips, warm fair skin, delicate features. Reproduce this exact face in every frame   where she is visible: same eye color, same glasses, same hair, same skin. Identity locked   throughout. She is the installer and driver — she/her pronouns. Her hands are feminine with   neat visible nails.   <IMAGE_REF_1> is the product reference — a sleek compact 4K dashcam. Reproduce this exact   product in every frame where it appears: matte dark gunmetal-black rectangular body. On the   front face: a circular camera lens on the right side with purple-blue iridescent glass,   ventilation grille lines flanking the lens. White printed labels on the body: "4K", "Ultra   HD", a screen icon, "WiFi", a location pin icon, "GPS". Mount on top: flat rectangular   black adhesive pad connected via pivoting bracket with small black adjustment knob. Black   power cable exits from the top-left of the mount. Every detail locked from <IMAGE_REF_1>.   A 9:16 vertical product demo UGC video. A woman installs a 4K dashcam on her car   windshield. Natural daylight, real car interior, casual confident energy. No music. Only   ambient car sounds and voiceover.   [0-2s] POV shot — the camera IS the woman's eyes. Her hands reach forward toward the car   windshield from inside the car. Face is <IMAGE_REF_0>. Dashboard, windshield, rearview   mirror visible. Natural daylight through glass. Her hands are clearly feminine — neat nails   visible, warm fair skin matching <IMAGE_REF_0>. In her right hand she holds <IMAGE_REF_1>   — the sleek black 4K dashcam — matte black body, purple-blue iridescent lens, "4K Ultra HD   WiFi GPS" labels, black adhesive mount pad all clearly visible. She lifts it toward the   windshield glass. Handheld POV with subtle natural sway. She speaks: "Okay. Let me show you   how easy this is." — casual, confident, friendly.   [2-4s] She holds <IMAGE_REF_1> up to the windshield, positions it behind the rearview   mirror. The dashcam's mount pad faces the glass. She places it tucked behind and below the   mirror — out of the driver's sight line. Product details visible: matte black body, lens,   "4K Ultra HD WiFi GPS" labels. Then close-up of her face — <IMAGE_REF_0> identical: light   blue-green eyes behind round rose-gold wire-frame glasses, soft face-framing brown tendrils,   natural makeup, pink lips. She looks at camera with calm confidence. She speaks: "Behind the   mirror. Out of your sight line." — instructional, calm, slight nod.   [4-6s] Close-up of her hands on the windshield. She presses the adhesive mount pad of   <IMAGE_REF_1> firmly against the glass — fingers push flat, steady pressure for two seconds.   Then she slides the camera unit onto the mount bracket — the dashcam body clicks into the   pivot bracket. A solid satisfying mechanical click. The green LED on the dashcam turns on —   tiny solid green indicator. No voice in this segment. Only the click sound — crisp, tactile,   satisfying snap. Then she routes the black power cable along the headliner — tucks it into   the gap with her fingertips, no tools. Plugs into 12V port. The dashcam screen lights up —   small LCD showing live camera feed. She speaks: "The cable just tucks in. That's it." —   casual, satisfied.   [6-8s] POV driving shot — the perspective is from <IMAGE_REF_1>'s lens. The road ahead   recorded in crisp high-resolution — clean road, lane markings visible. A white digital   timestamp in the corner of the dashcam footage. Sharp, stable, wide-angle. Brief cut to   night footage — headlights illuminating the road, dashcam night vision capturing clear   detail: lane markings, road signs, oncoming headlights without overexposure. Clean, not   grainy. Timestamp visible. She speaks: "4K. Night vision. Five minutes. Done." — punchy,   confident, each phrase like a bullet point.   [8-10s] Final shot. Interior of car from passenger-side perspective. <IMAGE_REF_1> — the   4K dashcam — centered in frame, mounted neatly behind the rearview mirror. Matte black   body, purple-blue iridescent lens, "4K Ultra HD WiFi GPS" labels, pivot bracket, green LED   all clearly visible — LED glows solid green. Mount secure, cable hidden. Through the   windshield: clean road ahead, natural daylight. Rearview mirror frames top of shot. The   dashcam looks sleek, minimal, professionally installed. Holds for 2 seconds — clean,   composed, product looking premium. Static camera. She speaks: "If you drive, you need this."   — definitive, warm, slight emphasis on "need."   Environment: Real car interior — dashboard, windshield, rearview mirror, headliner,   12V port. Parked suburban setting in daylight for installation shots. Open road for driving   shots. Natural daylight through windshield — not too bright, not too dark. Realistic   automotive environment.   Camera: [0-2s] POV handheld (her eyes). [2-4s] close-up windshield then close-up face.   [4-6s] close-up hands. [6-8s] POV from dashcam lens. [8-10s] static interior wide. Natural   handheld sway in POV shots, steady in product shots.   Style: Authentic UGC product demo. Natural daylight, real car interior, no studio lighting.   Clean realistic look — not cinematic, not stylized. Casual, practical, real-person energy.   Slight handheld feel in POV shots. Sharp product detail in close-ups.   Audio: No music throughout. Pure ambient car sounds and voiceover only. Female voiceover —   casual, confident, friendly, mid-20s, close-mic. She speaks at [0-2s], [2-4s], [4-6s],   [6-8s], and [8-10s]. At [4-5s] NO voice — only a crisp mechanical click as the dashcam   locks onto mount. Ambient throughout: faint engine hum (idle when parked), soft dashboard   sounds, muffled exterior. At [6-8s] driving sounds: engine hum, road noise, faint wind.   VO sits clearly above ambient mix at all times. No music. No lyrics. No score.   Do not include any text overlays. No subtitles. No logos or brand watermarks. No watermarks.   No music. No male hands — the installer and driver is a woman throughout with feminine hands   and neat nails. No tools for cable routing — fingers only. No face distortion — must match   <IMAGE_REF_0>. No dashcam design changes — must match <IMAGE_REF_1>. No theatrical acting.   No studio lighting. No Chinese text or garbled characters. No additional people in the car.