Overall style:
Handheld phone footage, authentic American DIY auto repair content.
Natural daylight, no studio lighting.
No flicker, no CGI, no product deformation.
Scene 1 – Hook / Real Problem (1.5s):
Medium close-up of an American man standing next to a parked car.
He presses the loose fender liner near the wheel.
The panel visibly shakes and rattles.
Facial expression shows frustration.
Real outdoor driveway or garage environment.
Scene 2 – Defect Emphasis (1s):
Extreme close-up of the loose panel.
Finger pushes the edge, empty clip hole clearly visible.
Natural shadows, phone autofocus adjusting.
Scene 3 – Product Introduction (1s):
Hard cut to the exact automotive plastic fastener assortment box from the reference image.
Clear organizer box labeled “HE26 100PCS”.
Multiple compartments filled with black and white push-type retainers.
Exact proportions, no distortion.
Scene 4 – Core Montage (2.5s):
Fast-cut mixed macro shots:
– hand opens the box
– selects a black push-type retainer
– aligns it with mounting hole
– presses it in
– clean snap-in motion
Repeat with 2 different angles / positions.
Scene 5 – Fix Confirmation (1.5s):
Same man presses the repaired panel.
Panel is now solid, no movement.
Subtle nod of satisfaction.
Scene 6 – Driving Ending (2s):
Cut to inside-the-car driving shot.
Hand on steering wheel, road moving outside windshield.
Car drives smoothly, no rattling sounds.
Natural phone filming from driver’s seat.
Camera realism rules:
Shot on phone look.
Minor camera shake, realistic exposure changes.
Shallow depth of field where appropriate.
Editing:
Fast TikTok pacing.
Clean cuts, no transitions.
Loop-friendly structure.
No flickering
No AI artifacts
No warped product
No wrong fastener types
No incorrect text
No cinematic lighting
No studio scenes