Creator-style product video from a product image

Find the featured Apps with workflows_list (privacy "public", tags ["featured"]), read the inputs of UGC Product Showcase with workflow_get, and run it with workflow_run on the creator photo and the serum packshot. Quote it first and wait for my go. Tell me the format of the result and whether it has speech or music.

Make a vertical first frame with GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst (model_openai-gpt-image-2-5-sunburst), 9:16, with referenceImages as an array: the creator photo first, the serum packshot second. Quote the cost with a dry run first and wait for my go.

Prompt, word for word:
Add the product held by the person. The woman from the first reference image (same face, long dark wavy hair, small pearl stud earrings, ivory linen shirt, same bright bathroom) holds the serum bottle from the second reference image up beside her face toward the camera in her right hand, as if showing it to a friend on a video call. The bottle keeps its exact look: frosted glass body, pearl-white rounded dropper bulb, satin pearl-silver collar, white label reading NACRE ATELIER, PEARL SERUM and 30 ml, label facing the camera. Relaxed natural grip with all fingers correct, the label not covered by her fingers, warm smile, looking into the camera. Authentic creator-style phone video framing, vertical, waist-up, natural daylight, casual and unposed. No other text anywhere.

Show me the still. Before any video, check her hand (all fingers correct) and the label (NACRE ATELIER, PEARL SERUM, 30 ml, not covered by her fingers).

Animate the approved still with Minimax H3 (model_minimax-h3): firstFrameImage set to the still, duration 8, resolution "768P". Quote it with a dry run first and wait for my go.

Prompt, word for word:
Creator-style vertical phone video. The woman holds the serum bottle up beside her face, smiles and says to the camera in a natural, warm voice: "Two drops every night. And my app keeps the streak." She tilts the bottle a little toward the camera so the label catches the light, then taps the pearl-white dropper bulb once with one finger. The label stays facing the camera and readable. Slight handheld phone-camera sway, natural daylight bathroom. The bottle keeps its exact shape, frosted glass and label. No on-screen text, no captions. Quiet bathroom ambience, no music.

When it is back, transcribe it with whisper and compare the words with the line in quotes.

Never let a model draw the app screen: find the blank phone screen in code and paste the real screenshot onto it, pixel for pixel. Add captions timed to the transcript, a push-in on the phone and an end card with a button. For the A/B test, make variant B with only the opening changed: it opens on the creator holding the phone screen. Check every close-up of the label and tell me any frame where it fails.

Create a collection for this campaign with the first frame and the video take, and report the models, every asset ID, the paths of the two finished variants, the transcript and the total cost spent.

Add the product held by the person. The woman from the first reference image (same face, long dark wavy hair, small pearl stud earrings, ivory linen shirt, same bright bathroom) holds the serum bottle from the second reference image up beside her face toward the camera in her right hand, as if showing it to a friend on a video call. The bottle keeps its exact look: frosted glass body, pearl-white rounded dropper bulb, satin pearl-silver collar, white label reading NACRE ATELIER, PEARL SERUM and 30 ml, label facing the camera. Relaxed natural grip with all fingers correct, the label not covered by her fingers, warm smile, looking into the camera. Authentic creator-style phone video framing, vertical, waist-up, natural daylight, casual and unposed. No other text anywhere.

Creator-style vertical phone video. The woman holds the serum bottle up beside her face, smiles and says to the camera in a natural, warm voice: "Two drops every night. And my app keeps the streak." She tilts the bottle a little toward the camera so the label catches the light, then taps the pearl-white dropper bulb once with one finger. The label stays facing the camera and readable. Slight handheld phone-camera sway, natural daylight bathroom. The bottle keeps its exact shape, frosted glass and label. No on-screen text, no captions. Quiet bathroom ambience, no music.