0:00product held with text overlay A medium close-up shot of a person's hands holding an orange deodorant stick. The hands have deep purple nail polish and several rings, including a gold band and another ring with a dark blue or black stone. The brand name 'Carpe' is prominently displayed vertically on the orange packaging in white text. Below it, a label indicates 'Citrus & Salt Antiperspirant Deodorant'. The background is a soft, out-of-focus light beige or off-white, suggesting an indoor setting with diffused, warm lighting. The camera is static, focusing on the product and hands. An overlay text reads: 'Under your armpits for 15 seconds before bed, never sweat or stink again'. The overall color palette is warm with a pop of orange and deep purple.
0:04product dispensing A tight close-up shot focused directly on the top of the orange Carpe deodorant stick. The mechanism at the top is visibly dispensing small, white, pearl-like beads of the product, indicating the stick is being twisted. The orange plastic casing with white product emerging from small holes is the central focus. The background remains a soft, blurry light beige, maintaining consistent lighting with a soft glow. The camera is static, allowing for a clear view of the product's function. The texture of the dispensed product is slightly moist and opaque. The overall mood is clean and functional.
0:06product on finger An extreme close-up of a single index finger with a small amount of white, creamy product from the deodorant stick visible on its tip. The finger is slightly bent, and the nail is painted the same deep purple as seen in the first scene, with a slight shine. The back of the hand and other fingers are partially visible, showing the same gold band and gemstone ring on the ring finger. The skin texture of the finger is clear, and the product appears smooth and slightly translucent. The background is a soft, very out-of-focus light beige or cream color, with subtle bokeh effects from light reflections. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the product and skin. The camera is static, maintaining focus on the product and finger. The scene suggests a tactile demonstration of the product's texture.
