Create a 15-second vertical selfie-style UGC review beside a safely parked car in a quiet outdoor parking area during soft natural daylight. Use realistic skin texture, mild handheld phone movement, casual framing, and an authentic “showing a friend something useful for a new driver” feeling. Use @Image1 as the absolute product reference for the magnetic learner-driver sign. Use @Image2 as the presenter’s identity reference: preserve her recognizable face, short dark bob with straight bangs, natural features, and friendly expression. Give her a simple casual light-colored top suitable for the outdoor setting. Preserve the @Image1 sign exactly in every shot: one thin, flat, rounded teardrop-shaped magnetic vehicle sign with a bright yellow center and edge, orange-red top section, orange-red circular border lines, one small circular hole near the top, and the two large orange-red Chinese characters “实习” centered on the front. Keep its silhouette, proportions, color blocking, border, hole position, and exact Chinese characters consistent. The front must always read “实习” correctly—never mirrored, reversed, misspelled, replaced, distorted, or turned into gibberish. Do not invent extra words, logos, icons, suction cups, adhesive tape, strings, clips, lights, hinges, or a different sign design. 0-3 seconds — front-camera selfie close-up beside the rear of the parked car. The @Image2 presenter looks directly into the lens and holds the @Image1 sign upright beside her face with the “实习” side facing the camera and fully readable. She speaks in a relaxed, conversational tone: “Okay, if you’re a new driver, this is such a simple idea.” 3-7 seconds — hard cut to a close handheld product view. She holds the same sign by its edges and slowly angles it just enough to show that it is a thin, flat magnetic sign, then returns the front toward the lens so the yellow-and-orange-red design and exact “实习” characters remain clear. She says: “It tells the drivers behind you that you’re still learning,” 7-11 seconds — hard cut to a close back-camera view of the clean metal rear panel of the stationary car. With one natural hand movement, she places the sign flat against an unobstructed metal area on the rear of the car; it attaches magnetically and stays flush. Do not place it over a license plate, lamp, window, camera, sensor, handle, badge, seam, or moving part. She smooths it once with her palm and says: “and it just sticks right onto the car.” 11-15 seconds — hard cut to a slightly wider handheld view showing the parked car’s rear with the sign clearly visible and correctly oriented. The presenter steps beside it, points to the sign, looks back into the lens, and finishes with a small relieved smile: “Honestly, that makes me feel a little less nervous.” Keep all dialogue verbatim and in this exact order, with natural conversational English delivery, realistic pauses, synchronized mouth movement, and gestures aligned to each line. Use clear creator voice, subtle outdoor ambience, and one soft magnetic contact sound when the sign meets the car. No music, voice-over, captions, subtitles, interface overlays, borders, watermarks, price claims, durability claims, weatherproof claims, safety guarantees, or call to action. The vehicle remains parked and stationary throughout; never show installation, removal, filming, or phone handling while driving. Use only purposeful hard cuts; no morphing, whip pans, speed ramps, crash zooms, camera orbits, or glossy commercial moves. Maintain stable @Image2 identity, accurate hands, one consistent source-faithful @Image1 sign, one consistent car, realistic magnetic contact, and clearly readable “实习” text through the final frame.
