Create a 30-second cinematic Western soft-drink commercial. Use the attached video as the primary re

Create a 30-second cinematic Western soft-drink commercial. Use the attached video as the primary reference for character appearance, clothing, environment, product packaging, camera movements and editing rhythm. Maintain the same adult woman throughout: long black hair, brown cowboy hat, burgundy rolled-sleeve shirt, rust-brown leather vest, dark neckerchief, tan trousers and leather boots. Preserve her facial features consistently. She rides a dark brown horse beside a moving wooden freight train through a sunlit desert. Weathered timber, rusty iron fittings, distant mountains, pale blue sky, swirling dust and warm directional sunlight. Photoreal commercial cinematography with believable skin, hair, leather and movement. Keep the featured Narangd Cider Zero can consistent with the reference: white upper section, cyan-blue body, red band and large yellow “0 kcal” graphic. 00.0–02.2 — THE CHASE Begin in motion, low and close beside the saddle. Track wider to reveal the woman galloping parallel to the freight train. Her hair streams backward; dust rises behind the horse. Keep the train and horse moving at matching speeds. 02.2–03.4 — THE WINK Cut to a tight frontal close-up beneath her cowboy hat. She looks directly into the lens and gives one quick, confident wink. 03.4–05.4 — DESERT ESTABLISHING SHOT Cut to an extreme-wide profile of the steam train crossing the open desert. Include scattered rocks, low scrub, mountain ridges and a long trailing dust cloud. 05.4–08.3 — DRAW AND FIRE Return to a side-tracking medium shot. Still riding, she draws a silver revolver, raises it toward the boxcar’s padlock and fires once. Show a brief recoil while she maintains her balance. 08.3–09.2 — THE LOCK Cut tightly to the padlock. The impact jolts it loose and it drops away, leaving the door fastening exposed. 09.2–11.3 — THE LEAP Return to the rider. She holsters the revolver, rises from the saddle and leaps toward the boxcar. Her hands catch the wooden door braces and her boots find support. Clearly show takeoff, catch and foothold as one connected movement. 11.3–14.5 — THE REVEAL She braces against the train and slides the heavy wooden door open. Move behind her into an over-the-shoulder view. Inside the dim carriage, reveal wooden crates filled with golden straw and colorful drink cans. 14.5–16.3 — DISCOVERING THE PRODUCT Cut inside the carriage. Glide low over crates of blue and yellow cans toward one upright cyan-and-white can. Shift focus gradually from the foreground toward the featured product. 16.3–18.0 — HERO PRODUCT SHOT Push into a centered close-up of the Narangd Cider Zero can standing in straw. Its front label faces the lens. Warm light catches the metal rim while the background remains dark and softly blurred. Hold the packaging clearly. 18.0–21.2 — HER REACTION Cut to her face inside the carriage. She tips up her hat, meets the camera and changes from curiosity to a delighted, playful smile. 21.2–25.1 — OPEN AND DRINK Cut to a medium shot across the crates. She picks up the can, opens its pull tab and takes one satisfying sip. She lowers it and presents it toward the camera. Preserve realistic hand contact and consistent can proportions. 25.1–30.0 — PLAYFUL FINISH Cut to bright outdoor desert portraits with the same wardrobe. Keep the can upright at the lower center of the frame. Show three short poses: a V sign beside her cheek, both hands waving with a broad smile, then both hands framing her chin. Finish on her smiling face with the can visible. Use clean cinematic cuts, stable tracking and purposeful motion blur. Balance fast action with slower product close-ups. Maintain character identity, clothing, prop placement, train direction and believable physical contact. Avoid floating bodies, distorted hands, changing faces, warped cans and flickering labels. No added subtitles or text overlays.