Create a 15-second premium cinematic ecommerce commercial in 16:9 for reference images, using the pr

Create a 15-second premium cinematic ecommerce commercial in 16:9 for reference images, using the product sheet and storyboard as the main visual consistency reference. Keep the serum bottle fully accurate to the uploaded reference at all times, preserving the exact bottle shape, cap design, label placement, proportions, surface finish, and overall silhouette. The film should be product-only with no humans, and should feel like a high-budget luxury skincare advertisement designed for a modern ecommerce brand. Use soft premium studio lighting, subtle reflections, elegant minimal surfaces, refined shadows, and controlled camera movement. The overall mood should be polished, calm, luxurious, and visually satisfying, with strong focus on material quality and premium presentation. The commercial should open with a minimal beauty reveal, showing the bottle standing alone in a soft ivory or warm neutral studio with a focused luxury spotlight. After that, move into a progression of tactile product cinematography: a clean 3/4 hero shot, a macro pass across the bottle edge, a close-up of the label typography, a cap or dropper detail shot, a realistic serum droplet moment, a macro liquid texture shot on glass or a polished surface, a bottle reflection shot seen through the liquid, a refined lighting transition from soft cream tones to deeper amber tones, a slow product rotation, a surface detail sweep, a premium multi-bottle composition created from the same exact product, and finally a strong luxury hero shot with a clean end card. Keep the motion elegant and restrained, focusing on precision, stability, and beauty rather than dramatic or chaotic movement. The camera language should rely on slow push-ins, macro glides, locked-off beauty shots, subtle lateral slides, controlled orbits, soft focus transitions, and a final hero push-in. The motion direction should remain clean and premium, with only small realistic product movement such as gentle rotation, subtle settling, or smooth reveal motion. If liquid appears, keep it tasteful and highly controlled, using a single serum droplet, a thin glossy spread, or a small reflective liquid surface rather than messy splashes. The sound design should feel rich and tactile, using refined studio ambience, soft glass taps, tiny liquid drops, delicate wet texture movement, cap-click detail, clean whooshes, restrained low-frequency bass pulses, subtle tonal risers, and a polished luxury end sting. The sound should begin quietly, build through the material and liquid-detail section, and resolve in a confident premium finish. Keep everything grounded in real-world product cinematography. Do not introduce humans, cluttered props, extra packaging unless subtle and relevant, distorted bottle geometry, duplicate label errors, warped reflections, broken cap details, or strange floating glitches. Keep the bottle as the single hero object throughout the film, with tasteful composition and a clean luxury-commercial feel. The final result should look like a premium DTC skincare ad that makes one simple product photo feel like a full high-end campaign.