Create a photorealistic 15-second vertical 9:16 iPhone-style ASMR unboxing video.
Reference roles: @Image1 is the female creator. Preserve her recognizable facial identity, high blonde ponytail, skin tone, body proportions, white satin camisole and beige trousers. @Image2 is the product reference. Preserve the exact SoundMini retail carton and one compact black portable speaker with its rounded-square silhouette, tightly woven black grille, matte rubber border, minus, play and plus controls, tiny blue indicator light and braided black carrying loop. Keep the authentic physical “SoundMini” branding and printed package details stable.
Scene: An intimate, uncluttered desk near a window in soft neutral daytime light. A large black tabletop microphone stands centrally between the creator and camera. Natural creator-facing portrait framing, realistic skin texture, stable exposure and subtle handheld-phone imperfections. Use hard cuts only after completed actions.
00:00–00:03 — Microphone and box taps
The unopened SoundMini box stands on the desk with its front facing the camera. The creator lightly taps around the microphone twice, whispers directly toward it, then taps the cardboard box with alternating fingertips.
Dialogue, whispered naturally:
“Testing… can you hear that?”
“This box has such a soft tap.”
Audio: delicate microphone taps, hollow cardboard knocks and quiet room tone.
00:03–00:08 — Opening and extraction
She lays the box down while keeping its printed front readable, locates the real top folding flap and opens it in the correct order. She slowly slides out a simple fitted insert containing the speaker, establishes a secure two-handed grip and lifts the single speaker free. No unexplained packaging layers or product duplication.
Dialogue:
“Oh… it’s tiny.”
Audio: flap release, cardboard friction, insert sliding and a soft weighted placement on the desk.
00:08–00:13 — Tactile product demonstration
Cut closer beside the microphone. She holds the speaker securely and slowly drags her natural fingernails across the woven front grille, creating a fine textured scratching sound. She gently rubs and flexes the braided carrying loop, then presses the raised top controls one at a time. The controls give crisp rubber clicks without changing shape.
Dialogue:
“Listen to the fabric… and the buttons.”
00:13–00:15 — Activation and closing reaction
She presses the center control once. The tiny blue status indicator illuminates and the speaker produces one restrained electronic activation tone, not music. She smiles subtly, holds the working speaker beside the open box and looks toward the camera.
Dialogue:
“That’s so satisfying.”
Soundscape: soft close-mic whispers, cardboard tapping, packaging friction, woven-fabric scratching, braided-loop rubbing, tactile button clicks, one subtle activation tone and low natural room ambience. NO MUSIC.
Keep the speaker’s design, button positions, grille texture, wrist loop and packaging consistent throughout. Maintain exactly one speaker and one box. Use anatomically correct hands with five stable fingers. No subtitles, captions, floating text, added logos, UI graphics, borders, beauty-filter appearance or watermarks.
