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OBJECT-MOUNTED PRODUCT FILM ===LOCK REFERENCE==== = the wearer. Match her EXACTLY: her face, her hair colour and wave, her make-up, and her complete outfit — the white zip crop top, the pink pleated mini skirt with heart-buckle belt and chain charm, the white long shirt-coat with pink heart and silver star patches worn off the shoulders, the slouched white leg warmers, the pink-and-white platform sneakers. Do NOT redraw her face or restyle her clothes. Do NOT use the white studio background, the turnaround poses, or the flat studio lighting of that sheet. = the CAP AS IT WILL LOOK AT 00:10.0, not as it looks at the start. Match it EXACTLY from that moment onward: off-white washed cotton twill, classic 6-panel profile, curved stitched brim, silver eyelets, and the embroidered front graphic — one baby-pink satin-stitch heart, one small silver five-pointed star at its upper left, one small silver five-pointed star at its lower right. Do NOT invent, redraw or rearrange that graphic. Do NOT use its studio surface or multi-view layout. END REFERENCE Single continuous 20-second shot, no cuts, no fades. Camera is object-mounted for the ENTIRE duration. Never free-floating, never static. SETTING: A kustom apparel and textile workshop. Industrial embroidery machine on a thick wooden bench under an open roller door flooding the space with hard daylight. Visible throughout: pegboard with thread cones, metal tools, denim and canvas offcuts, workshop concrete floor, and a full-length mirror leaning against the wall beside the roller door. The workshop is ALWAYS readable behind the stitching, never a black or empty void. BUILD STATE: starts with a BARE off-white twill front panel; the graphic field is completely EMPTY. No pink thread, no silver thread, no heart, no stars, no outline, no marking. Every part of the graphic is embroidered during this shot, in the order below. THREAD LEGIBILITY: pink and silver on off-white is a low-contrast pairing, so the stitching reads by RELIEF and SHEEN rather than by colour. Hard raking daylight from screen right catches the ridge of every satin row, throws a real shadow along the seam, and glints off the metallic silver. Fresh thread sits visibly proud of the flat twill weave. 00:00-00:01.5 ANGLE: EXTREME LOW-ANGLE WORM'S-EYE, lens sitting flat ON the off-white twill looking UP at the descending needle, pink thread filling the top of frame like a piston above the cloth horizon. Camera bolted to the cloth. First pink stitch punches down into bare fabric. 00:01.5-00:04.5 ANGLE: CHASE-CAM, camera mounted BEHIND and SLIGHTLY ABOVE the needle at a 3/4 rear angle, looking down the barrel of the stitch path like a racing onboard camera. It TRAVELS THE HEART'S OUTLINE ITSELF as the pink satin stitch builds — banking hard around the two top lobes, diving into the cleft between them, then running down the long curve to the bottom point. Finished pink thread behind the lens, bare twill ahead of it. 00:04.5-00:06.5 ANGLE: STAR RUNNER, camera snaps across to the upper left of the graphic and races the needle through the first silver five-pointed star — cutting the sharp corner at each point, whipping direction five times, silver metallic thread laying down in tight satin runs. 00:06.5-00:08.5 ANGLE: STAR RUNNER REVERSE, camera crosses low over the finished heart to the lower right of the graphic and races the second silver star the same way, cornering point to point. 00:08.5-00:10.0 ANGLE: WHIP-PAN into TOP-DOWN ORBIT. Camera WHIPS 90 degrees upward into a bird's-eye position, then ORBITS the completed graphic in a fast continuous circle as the thread CUT snaps and the hoop clamp releases with a hard clack. is now matched exactly — pink heart centre, silver star upper left, silver star lower right. 00:10.0-00:12.0 ANGLE: BRIM-MOUNT FORWARD-FACING, camera clamped to the front tip of the curved brim looking outward. The cap is snatched off the machine and carried FAST across the workshop toward the open roller door, interior shadows ripping into flat hard daylight. 00:12.0-00:14.0 SAME MOUNT. The frame fills with the woman from , standing in the daylight from the door, waiting — weight on one hip, hands loose at her sides, chin lifted, eyes already on the cap. The cap is held out to her; her eyebrows lift, her lips part, and both her hands come into frame and take the brim. 00:14.0-00:16.0 SAME MOUNT. She turns the cap over once close to the lens and looks straight down the barrel at the embroidery, eyes narrowing, cheeks pushing up. She lifts it above frame — the world swings as the cap is turned and DROPPED onto her head — and the view settles forward at brow height. Her fingers appear at the top of frame and yank the brim down once. 00:16.0-00:20.0 SAME MOUNT, now riding on her head. She turns and walks two steps to the leaning full-length mirror; her whole reflection arrives in frame, outfit and cap together. Her shoulders come up and drop, she rocks once foot to foot so the pleated skirt swings as one weight and the leg warmers shift a beat behind her legs. She tips her head to check the cap from the side and pushes the brim up with one finger, letting it fall back. She holds the last beat still smiling, hand still on the brim. DIALOGUE: one line only, at approximately 00:17.5, spoken out loud at her own reflection — bright, completely unguarded, the first half tumbling out fast, the second half landing harder, pitch rising at the end. Dialogue language: Japanese. She says: {めっちゃ可愛い、超気に入った！} Her lip movements must precisely match the pronunciation of this Japanese line. A short unforced laugh escapes immediately after. No one else speaks or moves their mouth at any point. CAMERA PATH RULE: During stitching, the camera follows the literal geometry of the graphic — banking through the heart's lobes, diving its cleft, cornering the star points. Never a straight dolly, never a flat pan across finished thread, never a static hold on the panel. During the handover and the wearing, the camera stays clamped to the cap and moves only because the cap moves. CONTINUITY: exactly one face appears in this film — hers. The hand that snatches the cap belongs to an unseen worker off frame and never shows a face. Only one cap exists throughout: the one embroidered in front of the lens is the one that lands on her head. Her face, hair, make-up and outfit stay exactly as defines them, from her first appearance to the last frame. STYLE: Hard flat daylight, clean and punchy. High contrast, crisp neutral tones, off-white cotton twill texture, true pink and true metallic silver. Crunchy sharp detail on thread fibre and cotton weave. Modern streetwear campaign look, documentary-direct, unfiltered. GRADE LOCK: Neutral daylight grade throughout. NO warm amber, NO golden hour, NO teal-orange, NO haze, NO glow, NO filmic softness. PACING: Fast, aggressive, percussive through the stitching. No slow motion. The only held beat in the film is the final one at the mirror. AUDIO: Diegetic only: rapid needle punch rhythm, machine chatter, thread colour-change clunk, thread snap, hoop clamp release, footsteps on concrete, fabric shift, her one short laugh, workshop and street room tone. No music. Spoken audio is the single Japanese line above and nothing else. NEGATIVE: different cap, altered graphic, missing heart, missing star, extra stars, letters, words, numerals, typography of any kind, completed embroidery at start, pre-existing stitching, outline already drawn, separate loose patch, glue, iron-on press, heat press, sticker, glued rhinestone, bucket hat, beanie, snapback, straight linear camera path, flat sideways pan across finished thread, static camera, free-floating camera, eye-level flat angle, second person, second cap, studio backdrop, black or empty background, warm grade, amber, golden hour, hazy, soft glow, slow motion, cuts, fades, subtitles, text overlays, on-screen text, logo, watermark, background music, neon, night. Audio: dialogue and diegetic sound effects only, no background music