Style: 3D anatomical representation, realistic muscle and bone structure, no cinematic effects.
Scene: Start with the full upper body view of the human anatomy, then gradually zoom in towards the shoulder area, emphasizing muscle structure and the highlighted pain or strain point (as shown with the glowing effect around the shoulder).
Camera: Begin from a general upper body shot, focusing on the shoulder as the camera zooms in smoothly. Keep the camera movement slow and deliberate, emphasizing the transition from the whole upper body to the shoulder.
Visual Effects: Highlight the shoulder with a glowing red or lightening effect to show muscle pain or strain. This should appear subtly and progressively as the camera zooms in.
Background: Gradually shift from a neutral, dark background to one that subtly contrasts with the glowing shoulder to draw attention to the pain point.
Lighting: Use soft lighting with a focus on the shoulder, ensuring the anatomy is clear and the glowing effect stands out.
Details: Ensure the focus remains on the shoulder’s muscles, ligaments, and the highlighted pain area.