
Nano Banana 2 × Gemini Omni flash 1.1 Prompt - TITLE: Premium Peanut Butter Product Commercial Storyboard FORMAT: • Single-page premium storyboard • 3:4 Portrait ratio • Gourmet breakfast product campaign • 8 cinematic product-focused scenes • Product remains the main hero • Luxury advertising presentation HEADER: • Elegant serif typography • Information cards: - Duration: 20 Seconds - Style: Gourmet Food Commercial - Product: Creamy Peanut Butter - Audio: Spoon Scrape + Soft ASMR • Why This Style Works section • Warm beige, caramel and brown aesthetic • Minimal peanut-inspired decorative elements STORYBOARD: 1. Peanut butter jar positioned on a premium stone surface with whole peanuts around it 2. Jar lid being removed, revealing perfectly smooth peanut butter 3. Spoon entering the jar in an extreme macro shot 4. Thick peanut butter slowly lifting from the spoon in a long creamy ribbon 5. Peanut butter spreading smoothly across warm toasted bread 6. Roasted peanuts falling around the jar in slow motion 7. Extreme macro showing creamy texture with tiny peanut particles 8. Final hero jar beside toast and scattered roasted peanuts EVERY PANEL: • Scene number • Duration badge • Camera direction • Visual • Action • Product detail CAMERA: Extreme macro, slow-motion spread, overhead composition, creamy texture close-up, controlled ingredient drop, smooth product push-in. STYLE: Ultra-realistic food photography, rich creamy texture, realistic viscosity, roasted peanut details, warm natural lighting, premium glass packaging, sophisticated breakfast advertising, 8K.
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