"TITLE: COCA-COLA ZERO SUGAR — FIZZ UNLOCKED
DURATION:
15 seconds
FORMAT:
Vertical 9:16
FRAME RATE:
24fps
GENRE:
Premium cinematic beverage commercial
STYLE:
Ultra-premium photorealistic product cinematography,
Hollywood commercial quality,
high-speed liquid physics,
macro beverage photography,
realistic aluminum,
realistic condensation,
crystal-clear ice,
volumetric cold vapor,
dark cola liquid,
deep black studio environment,
Coca-Cola red highlights,
silver edge lighting,
HDR contrast,
cinematic depth of field.
No people.
No hands.
Product remains the hero throughout.
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[REFERENCE CONTROL]
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Use the uploaded storyboard sheet ONLY as:
- shot-sequence reference
- product reference
- framing reference
- lighting reference
- camera-motion reference
- VFX reference
- timing reference
- material reference
- color reference
- final-packshot reference
DO NOT animate or display:
- storyboard panels
- panel borders
- shot numbers
- timestamps
- storyboard sketches
- arrows
- technical tables
- shot-list text
- bottom production strip
- black presentation-board UI
- any labels from the storyboard
Reconstruct the board as ONE continuous polished 15-second beverage commercial.
The final video must look like the finished advertisement represented by the TOP cinematic frames of the storyboard, not a moving storyboard sheet.
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[PRODUCT IDENTITY LOCK]
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HERO PRODUCT:
One Coca-Cola Zero Sugar tall aluminum can.
Maintain the exact product appearance from the storyboard/reference:
- tall slim aluminum can
- predominantly matte black body
- red Coca-Cola script
- small white “ZERO SUGAR” text
- metallic silver can top
- metallic silver base
- realistic printed aluminum surface
- exact can proportions
- consistent packaging in every shot
CRITICAL:
The logo must remain:
stable,
correctly oriented,
recognizable,
and attached to the same physical can.
Do not redesign or morph the can.
Do not duplicate the hero product unless a physically realistic reflection is visible.
No packaging flicker.
No typography changing between shots.
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[MASTER VISUAL LANGUAGE]
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The commercial is built from five physical materials:
BLACK ALUMINUM
+
CONDENSATION
+
ICE
+
COLA
+
CARBONATION
Visual progression:
ARRIVAL
→
CONDENSATION
→
OPENING
→
CARBONATION
→
ICE
→
LIQUID ORBIT
→
CROWN SPLASH
→
FINAL HERO LOCK
The energy comes from real product materials rather than fantasy magic.
Red illumination can behave like stylized commercial lighting,
but it should not become supernatural electricity.
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[SHOT 1 — THE COLD ARRIVAL]
[0:00–0:01.5]
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Begin immediately in action.
Almost completely black premium studio environment.
Camera is extremely low,
almost touching a glossy frozen black surface.
From darkness above,
the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can drops vertically into frame.
The can lands perfectly upright.
At contact:
THUMP.
A thin skin of ice fractures outward beneath the can.
A circular frost bloom spreads quickly across the glossy surface.
Small crystal-clear ice fragments jump into the air.
Cold vapor bursts outward around the base.
A narrow vertical column of deep red light glows behind the product,
creating a premium rim around the black can.
Camera performs a fast but controlled LOW PUSH-IN toward the can.
Condensation begins appearing immediately across the cold aluminum.
Do not tip or deform the can.
END TRANSITION:
Camera pushes extremely close toward the wet aluminum surface until the can texture fills frame.
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[SHOT 2 — CONDENSATION WAKE]
[0:01.5–0:03.0]
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EXTREME MACRO.
The frame is now almost entirely the curved black aluminum surface.
Hundreds of tiny condensation beads sit on the metal.
Very shallow depth of field.
One larger water droplet forms.
Camera tracks laterally beside the droplet.
The droplet begins sliding slowly downward across the can.
Its movement creates beautiful magnified reflections of the red Coca-Cola graphics underneath.
A narrow moving red reflection follows the droplet across the wet aluminum.
Tiny frost crystals remain near some edges.
Lighting:
black negative space,
cold silver specular highlights,
thin red reflection.
The camera should feel only millimeters away from the packaging.
END TRANSITION:
As the droplet reaches a metallic edge,
MATCH CUT its circular shape into the circular silver top of the can.
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[SHOT 3 — THE CRACK]
[0:03.0–0:04.8]
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EXTREME TOP-DOWN MACRO.
The silver can lid fills most of frame.
Realistic condensation beads cover the cold metal.
The pull tab lifts cleanly by controlled product animation.
No visible hand.
The seal breaks.
SFX:
KSSSHHHH.
A pressurized plume of fine cold white vapor bursts upward.
Micro droplets and tiny carbonation particles explode around the opening.
The camera gives a quick subtle push toward the opening.
Behind the can,
deep red circular reflections expand outward across the black studio surface.
Keep these circles as LIGHT REFLECTIONS,
not supernatural energy.
The vapor catches red and silver highlights.
END TRANSITION:
Camera pushes directly toward the newly opened mouth of the can.
The dark opening fills the frame.
Dive inside.
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[SHOT 4 — INSIDE THE FIZZ]
[0:04.8–0:06.7]
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TRANSITION INTO ABSTRACT MACRO LIQUID WORLD.
Camera now travels through the interior visual language of carbonated cola.
Dark rich cola surrounds the lens.
Thousands of carbonation bubbles rise rapidly through frame.
Bubbles range from:
tiny micro-bubbles
to
large transparent spherical bubbles.
Ruby-red transmitted light shines through the cola.
Highlights distort naturally through bubble surfaces.
Camera moves forward and slightly upward,
while bubbles rise past in the opposite direction.
Strong parallax.
The scene should feel like travelling through a cinematic carbonation universe.
Use realistic:
refraction,
surface tension,
bubble deformation,
liquid viscosity,
dark cola transparency.
No product packaging visible here.
END TRANSITION:
One large bubble approaches camera.
Its clear spherical surface fills the screen.
The bubble becomes a crystal-clear ICE FORM through a seamless match transition.
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[SHOT 5 — ZERO DEGREE IMPACT]
[0:06.7–0:08.5]
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A large sculptural crystal-clear ice block rotates slowly in a black studio environment.
Through the ice,
the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can is visible but distorted by realistic refraction.
The ice is highly detailed:
internal cracks,
small trapped bubbles,
sharp translucent edges,
cold white-blue highlights.
Camera performs a slow forward move.
Then—
CRACK.
The ice splits into several controlled large pieces.
Do NOT create uncontrolled explosion debris.
The fragments rotate outward elegantly.
As they separate,
the HERO CAN is revealed perfectly upright in the center.
Cold mist flows between the floating pieces.
Red backlight silhouettes the can.
Camera continues smoothly through the opening created by the fractured ice.
END TRANSITION:
One rotating ice fragment sweeps past camera,
revealing the next wider product composition.
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[SHOT 6 — THE RED CURRENT]
[0:08.5–0:10.5]
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WIDE PREMIUM PRODUCT HERO SHOT.
The Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can stands centered and stable,
slightly elevated above or perfectly grounded on a glossy black reflective surface.
A broad ribbon of real DARK COLA liquid sweeps around the can.
The liquid forms a dynamic asymmetric orbit.
It must behave like real beverage liquid:
weight,
surface tension,
transparent brown edges,
ruby highlights,
fine droplets,
small bubbles.
Small crystal ice fragments travel within and around the liquid ribbon.
A few carbonation bubbles sparkle near the edges.
Camera slowly COUNTER-ORBITS around the can in the opposite direction to the liquid motion.
Strong cinematic parallax.
The can itself remains completely stable.
Keep branding visible whenever facing camera.
Red highlights move naturally across the liquid.
Do not create a perfect glowing energy ring.
This is physical cola.
END TRANSITION:
The liquid orbit rises slightly,
then begins collapsing rapidly downward toward the base of the can.
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[SHOT 7 — THE CROWN]
[0:10.5–0:12.7]
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THREE-QUARTER HERO ANGLE.
The orbiting cola collapses downward.
It impacts the glossy surface around the can.
BOOM / LIQUID IMPACT.
A dramatic high-speed CROWN SPLASH erupts around the can.
Huge curved sheets of dark cola rise around the product.
Individual droplets suspend in the air.
Several crystal-clear ice pieces are caught within the splash.
The product stays:
centered,
upright,
stable,
readable.
Camera makes a short controlled PULL-BACK to reveal the entire crown.
Use brief high-speed-commercial slow-motion feeling at the largest splash moment.
Red-white lighting flashes subtly through the moving liquid.
Cold vapor mixes near the base.
Then gravity begins pulling the splash back down.
Do not cover the logo for too long.
END TRANSITION:
The moving cola sheets fall below frame.
Liquid clears naturally to reveal a pristine final packshot.
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[SHOT 8 — HERO LOCK]
[0:12.7–0:15.0]
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CLEAN FINAL PACKSHOT.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can stands perfectly upright on glossy black ice.
The can is covered in dense premium condensation.
Tiny droplets move slowly downward.
Small irregular pieces of clear ice rest around its base.
Dark cola has settled into a thin reflective pool.
Low cold mist drifts horizontally near the surface.
Behind the product:
deep red volumetric glow,
soft atmospheric haze,
rich black background.
Use silver rim lighting to define the can edges.
Camera performs an extremely slow final HERO PUSH-IN.
Leave intentional negative space on one side.
Show clean advertising copy:
ZERO SUGAR.
FULL FIZZ.
Below in smaller typography:
COCA-COLA ZERO SUGAR
Keep product dominant.
Text must remain sharp,
stable,
clean,
and readable.
No warped letters.
No random extra text.
HOLD the final hero image long enough to register.
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[CAMERA LANGUAGE]
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Premium beverage-commercial cinematography.
SHOT 1:
extreme low push-in.
SHOT 2:
macro lateral track.
SHOT 3:
top macro micro-push.
SHOT 4:
immersive liquid forward dive.
SHOT 5:
slow forward push through fractured ice.
SHOT 6:
controlled counter-orbit.
SHOT 7:
short pull-back during liquid crown impact.
SHOT 8:
slow packshot push-in.
Camera movement should be:
precise,
smooth,
controlled,
expensive-looking.
Avoid handheld motion.
Avoid random camera shake.
The only physical impact shake should be extremely subtle during:
can landing
and
crown-splash impact.
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[PRODUCT PHYSICS]
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All materials must behave realistically.
ALUMINUM:
rigid,
cold,
metallic,
never bends.
CONDENSATION:
forms naturally,
beads merge,
gravity moves droplets downward.
ICE:
clear,
dense,
refractive,
realistic fracture patterns,
realistic weight.
COLA:
dark carbonated liquid,
correct surface tension,
weight,
viscosity,
splash behavior,
thin transparent edges.
CARBONATION:
fine bubbles move upward,
vary naturally in size,
remain physically plausible.
MIST:
cold,
low-density,
volumetric,
reacts subtly to air movement.
No jelly-like can.
No rubbery metal.
No syrup-thick cola.
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[LIGHTING]
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MASTER PALETTE:
BLACK
RED
SILVER
DARK COLA BROWN
CLEAR ICE
Lighting should remain coherent throughout.
Use:
deep black background,
Coca-Cola red backlights,
narrow red strip reflections,
cold silver edge lights,
white specular highlights,
subtle transmitted ruby light through cola.
Shot 4 may become more saturated with deep ruby-red transmitted light.
Shot 5 emphasizes cold white-blue ice edges.
Shot 8 returns to a clean black/red/silver brand world.
No green.
No yellow-dominant lighting.
No multicolor neon.
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[SOUND DESIGN]
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Sound should feel extremely tactile and premium.
SHOT 1:
fast air displacement,
metal landing,
deep cinematic impact,
ice cracking,
cold vapor burst.
SHOT 2:
near-silent macro ambience,
tiny condensation movement,
subtle cold air hiss.
SHOT 3:
sharp aluminum tab SNAP,
pressurized KSSSHHH,
dense carbonation fizz.
SHOT 4:
submerged liquid whoosh,
layers of fine bubbles,
low immersive fizz texture.
SHOT 5:
deep crystalline ICE CRACK,
small ice-piece collisions,
cold vapor movement.
SHOT 6:
wide liquid sweep,
subtle bubbles,
rising bass tone.
SHOT 7:
massive but clean beverage splash,
ice clinks,
deep impact pulse,
carbonation burst.
SHOT 8:
quiet continuing fizz,
occasional ice tick,
soft mist,
sound gradually resolves.
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[NON-DIEGETIC MUSIC]
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Use minimal premium electronic-orchestral commercial scoring.
00:00:
deep sub-bass impact on can landing.
00:01.5:
restrained rhythmic pulse begins.
00:03:
music briefly opens around the can crack.
00:04.8:
sub-bass + atmospheric texture builds during carbonation dive.
00:06.7:
low cinematic pulse increases.
00:08.5:
controlled rhythm builds with the cola orbit.
00:10.5:
full tension peak.
00:11.5:
largest impact accent on crown splash.
00:12.7:
music instantly simplifies.
One clean premium sustained chord remains beneath the hero packshot.
Resolve exactly at 00:15.
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[MOTION RULES]
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Do not fill every second with chaotic motion.
Use contrast:
FAST landing
→
SLOW macro
→
SHARP opening
→
IMMERSIVE movement
→
CONTROLLED fracture
→
ELEGANT orbit
→
POWERFUL splash
→
CALM final lock.
Every movement should have:
clear anticipation,
clear action,
clear physical reaction.
Avoid excessive cuts inside individual storyboard shots.
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[CONTINUITY RULES]
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CRITICAL:
Use ONE hero can.
Can size and proportions remain consistent.
Packaging does not change.
Logo position does not randomly rotate.
Condensation must persist logically after the can becomes cold.
The environment remains the same black/red premium studio world except for the interior carbonation macro sequence.
Sequence must remain:
1. COLD ARRIVAL
2. CONDENSATION WAKE
3. THE CRACK
4. INSIDE THE FIZZ
5. ZERO DEGREE IMPACT
6. THE RED CURRENT
7. THE CROWN
8. HERO LOCK
Do not reorder.
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[FINAL PAYOFF PRIORITY]
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Shots 7 and 8 are the product payoff.
Do NOT rush the final hero image.
The crown splash should peak by approximately 00:11.5–00:12.0.
Allow sufficient time for:
splash to settle
→
clean product reveal
→
tagline readability
→
final visual hold.
The last 2 seconds must feel premium, calm and unmistakably product-focused.
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[NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS]
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Do NOT animate:
storyboard sheet,
panels,
sketches,
tables,
titles,
shot numbers,
technical text,
arrows.
No people.
No hands.
No faces.
No drinking shot.
No duplicate cans.
No warped cans.
No crushed cans.
No label morphing.
No logo flicker.
No random packaging redesign.
No chocolate.
No milk.
No green liquid.
No green energy.
No fantasy electricity.
No lightning around product.
No perfect magical energy rings.
Any circular red forms must read as:
reflections,
lighting,
or physical liquid movement.
No unrealistic liquid clipping through can.
No floating ice with impossible physics unless briefly suspended by the splash.
No cartoon rendering.
No low-poly CGI.
No plastic-looking metal.
No cheap neon aesthetic.
No unrelated objects.
No other brands.
No additional logos.
No subtitles.
No watermark.
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[FINAL FRAME LOCK]
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Final frame:
One Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can,
perfectly upright,
black aluminum body,
red Coca-Cola branding,
white ZERO SUGAR label,
dense condensation,
glossy black ice surface,
small clear ice fragments around base,
settled dark-cola reflection,
low cold mist,
deep red halo behind product,
silver rim highlights.
Tagline in clean negative space:
ZERO SUGAR.
FULL FIZZ.
Smaller line:
COCA-COLA ZERO SUGAR
Premium,
minimal,
cold,
refreshing,
cinematic.
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