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Create a 12-second photorealistic vertical café commercial using the uploaded images. No reference video is required. FORMAT9:16 vertical. Natural live-action cinematography. REFERENCE ROLESSTORYBOARD: @image1 composition, action order and pacing. Read the top row left to right, then the bottom row left to right.CHARACTER SHEET: @image3 exact person, face, hair, bandana, makeup, outfit, jewelry and tattoos.PRODUCT PHOTO: @image2 exact glass, finished drink, cupcake and gold tray.DEDICATED CUPCAKE PHOTO @image2 , if supplied: overrides all other cupcake references.CAFÉ PHOTO: @image4 actual exterior architecture and furnishings.LOGO: @image5 exact COFFICE branding. Produce full-screen moving footage. Do not display the storyboard grid, labels or timestamps. CHARACTERUse the same woman as the character sheet.Preserve her facial proportions, brown eyes, nose, lips, jawline and natural skin texture.Keep her red bangs, a few small side curls, blue graphic eye makeup, compact black paisley bandana, oversized graphic shirt, pastel bead necklace and strawberry pendant.Match the reference tattoo placement.Avoid face reshaping, beauty filters or wardrobe changes. CAMERA AND MOVING CARFor the first ten seconds, she is seated in the front passenger seat of a moving white sedan, beside a fully open window.Her shoulders lean slightly outward while her body remains seated. The camera is outside the passenger side, slightly forward of the window, looking diagonally backward toward her at slightly below face level.Frame her face in the upper-middle area, her hands and glass below, the white door diagonally across the lower foreground, and the street behind her. The camera travels at the same speed as the car.Keep the woman and door relatively stable while buildings, trees and traffic move continuously through the background.Use subtle road vibration, soft background motion blur and slight movement of loose hair and scarf tips.The car must remain visibly moving, not parked.Maintain the same camera side throughout the car sequence. LIGHTINGOvercast dusk, soft cool ambient light, natural skin tones and distant warm headlights.Realistic glass reflections and restrained contrast. DRINKReproduce the exact short, rounded, clear stemless glass from the product photo.Match the dark iced base and smooth pastel-pink top layer.Preserve the glass silhouette, proportions and final topping thickness.Do not substitute a tall plastic cup or introduce green or purple liquid absent from the photograph. Her LEFT hand holds the glass throughout the preparation and presentation.Her RIGHT hand holds the pitcher.Keep this hand assignment even if a storyboard panel suggests otherwise. TIMELINE 0.0–2.0 SECONDS — BEGIN PREPARATIONMedium close-up of the woman at the moving passenger window.Her left hand holds the reference glass containing ice.Her right hand tilts a stainless-steel pitcher and pours a controlled stream of dark beverage into the glass.She watches the pour.Show natural liquid flow and small ice movements. 2.0–4.0 SECONDS — CONTINUE THE POURContinue the same action with a gentle camera push closer.Keep her face, hands, glass and part of the white door visible.The dark liquid rises progressively, leaving enough room for the pink topping.She rotates the pitcher upright and ends the dark pour. 4.0–6.0 SECONDS — PINK TOPPING CLOSE-UPUse a clean preparation cut.The glass remains in her left hand at the same window.Her right hand now holds a small pitcher containing the pink topping; the pitcher change occurs across the cut. Frame the glass rim, pouring stream, hands and part of her face.Pour a narrow ribbon of thick pastel-pink cream close to the surface.It spreads smoothly across the dark iced base.Show gentle ripples and a distinct boundary between the two layers.Stop pouring before the glass overflows. 6.0–7.5 SECONDS — FINISHED DRINKReturn to a slightly wider medium close-up.She holds the completed drink at chest height in her left hand and lowers the upright pitcher in her right hand.She looks from the glass to the camera with a small, relaxed smile.Keep the moving street visible behind her. 7.5–10.0 SECONDS — PRESENT TO THE LENSShe smoothly extends her LEFT arm toward the camera.The drink becomes the dominant foreground subject through physical movement, not digital enlargement.Shift focus from her face onto the glass, pink topping and ice.Her recognizable face remains softly blurred behind the drink.Hold the product presentation briefly.The car continues moving throughout.No sip, hand swap or spill. 10.0–12.0 SECONDS — CAFÉ AND PRODUCT PAIRINGHard cut to an outdoor table at the real COFFICE café.The original gold tray already holds the finished drink on the LEFT and the exact reference cupcake on the RIGHT. Frame both products fully, including their bases and the tray edges.Show the café's actual tall glass façade, warm yellow interior, entrance and stairs on the left, turquoise umbrella, white planters and cyan patio barrier behind them.Keep the COFFICE sign recognizable above the products.Use a gentle short push-in and hold the final composition until the end. CUPCAKE ACCURACYCopy the uploaded cupcake faithfully:same overall size relative to the glass, cake shape, wrapper material and folds, frosting color, frosting height, piping ridges, spiral shape and visible decorations.Do not redesign it or add fruit, cherries, sauce, extra sprinkles or a different wrapper.The cupcake appears only in the final café shot. BRANDINGUse the supplied COFFICE logo geometry, including the circular cyan O.Preserve the café photograph's illuminated sign appearance.Do not add branding to the glass unless it exists in the product photo. CONTINUITYLiquid levels increase naturally across preparation shots.Keep one consistent glass, face, outfit and bandana.The glass stays held at the moving window until the final café cut.Use natural fingers, secure grips and physically plausible liquid movement.Product photographs override storyboard approximations.The character sheet overrides storyboard identity or tattoo differences. AUDIOSubtle road ambience, gentle airflow, pouring and ice sounds.Quiet instrumental music.No dialogue or voiceover. No added captions, watermarks, phone interface elements, extra scenes, cartoon rendering or exaggerated liquid effects.