@image 1 as couple, @image 2 as exact product.
Keep the product identical to @image 2 — same matte bone white body, smoked-glass door, recessed
handle, single top button, white jug — in every frame.
CRITICAL: no dish, jug or plate is ever passed between them. Where both load the rack, two hands enter
from opposite sides simultaneously and place separate items. Only one person speaks per beat; the other
reacts without dialogue. Keep both faces at a similar distance from the lens whenever both are in
frame.
0:00–0:03 — Handheld two-shot in a narrow kitchen, both at equal distance from the lens. She tips her
head toward a sink stacked with dishes, then at a handwritten rota taped to the fridge behind them. She
speaks, the other winces without speaking: "Four years in this flat. Every night. By hand. We had a
rota on the fridge."
0:03–0:06 — Hard cut to a close single of her partner beside the counter, the first woman's shoulder
just in frame out of focus. She lifts the plain white jug and holds it at chest height beside the
closed machine. She speaks: "It doesn't connect to anything. There's no plumbing. You pour water into
the top."
0:06–0:09 — Hard cut. Phone propped, locked-off static macro on the top of the machine as water pours
from the jug into the reservoir. Hard cut to a locked-off static macro on the smoked-glass door, lit
from the side: the cycle running behind it, spray sheeting across the inside of the glass. Hard cut to
the door opening on clean dishes with steam rolling out, and two hands entering from opposite sides to
lift out separate plates simultaneously. No faces. No dialogue. Only pouring water, a soft spray hiss
and quiet kitchen tone.
0:09–0:12 — Jump cut to the two-shot framed identically to the opening beat. The sink behind them is
empty and the rota is gone from the fridge door. Her partner speaks, she just glances at the bare
fridge: "Neither of us washed up this week. Not once."
0:12–0:15 — Handheld two-shot, slightly tighter, both faces equally sharp, the machine fully in frame
on the counter in front of them. She speaks, level and honest: "It only holds about two people's worth
of dishes. Which is exactly what we are. Go have a look."
Style: authentic couple UGC, handheld with visible micro-shake for the talking beats, locked-off
propped macros for the proof, hard cuts, warm evening ceiling light with cool window fill, real ambient
audio only. Beat 4 must match the camera position and framing of beat 1 exactly. No on-screen text, no
captions, no subtitles, no music.
