GLOBAL SORA INSTRUCTIONS (APPLY TO ENTIRE VIDEO — DO NOT IGNORE)
Vertical video 9:16, TikTok style
Total duration exactly 15 seconds
Fast-paced editing, cut every 0.8–1.5 seconds
No static shots, no freeze frames, no still-image-like scenes
Do NOT show, recreate, or reference the uploaded original image
BLANKET CONSISTENCY — ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENT
Only ONE single blanket appears throughout the entire video
Blanket pattern, color, layout, scale, and texture must remain 100% identical
Pattern orientation is strictly vertical (top-to-bottom) and never rotates
No resizing, no cropping, no redesign, no AI reinterpretation
BLANKET SHAPE RULES (CRITICAL)
Blanket must always behave like real fabric
Shape changes ONLY through folding, laying, sitting, or weight pressure
No floating edges, no stiff corners, no perfect symmetry
All wrinkles must be soft and gravity-driven
0–1.2s
Wide handheld shot at a campsite.
Ground is visible.
No blanket yet.
Dog walks into frame.
1.2–2.4s
One partner kneels down and places the SAME blanket on the ground.
Blanket is fully folded into a long rectangle, pattern vertical and clearly aligned.
2.4–3.6s
They unfold the blanket lengthwise.
Blanket becomes a flat rectangle, long side horizontal on the ground,
pattern still vertical from top to bottom.
3.6–4.8s
Corners settle naturally.
Edges slightly curl due to fabric softness.
No stretching.
4.8–6s
Dog steps onto the center of the blanket.
Weight causes shallow wrinkles radiating outward.
6–7.2s
Dog turns once clockwise.
Blanket stays flat; wrinkles shift but pattern remains unchanged.
7.2–8.4s
Second partner sits on one edge of the blanket.
That edge compresses slightly and folds inward.
8.4–9.6s
On-screen text (subtle, bottom): “Made to be used.”
9.6–10.8s
Dog lies down fully.
Blanket forms a gentle bowl shape under the body.
10.8–12s
Wind lightly moves the top edge of the blanket.
Movement is soft, fabric-only.