Chisos No. 2 «Assembled by Hand» — the full prompt pack
The exact prompts behind this ad: the reconstructed v3 master prompt, all 11 frame beats of the delivered 25-second film, and the product lock we used so the boots never change — same pair, same petroglyph stitch, every frame.
Comment this word under the video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №9, the Chisos No. 2 pack.
The result
This is the finished ad the pack below produced — a 25-second craft-assembly film, animated between the approved frames, from loose leather panels to the hero pair on the black workbench.
Watch it on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/RSqS0BPI2PY
The master prompt
Copy it as-is. This is the reconstructed v3 prompt — product, location and timing already locked in. The frame-by-frame timing is built into the text.
Create a 25-second vertical 9:16 ultra-photorealistic luxury footwear CGI commercial following all 11 frame beats in exact order. First-person POV, two masculine hands in black leather gloves; on the back of each glove a small white embroidered wordmark reading exactly 'AIevgen' — 'AI' in glitch letterforms with horizontal slice offsets, 'evgen' in rounded block letters, matching the glove passport reference; white thread embroidery with realistic stitch texture; the wordmark reads correctly left to right, NOT mirrored; no other text or logos anywhere; palm side has no logo. Matte-black table, pure-black background. Preserve identical brushed-brown heritage cowhide cowboy boots with hand-brushed dark patina and lighter worn highlights, tall 11-inch shaft with tonal geometric petroglyph embroidery, refined square toes with toe-bug stitching, leather pull straps with braided edges, stacked leather slanted heels, natural tan leather soles, red leather lining. Premium studio lighting, realistic leather physics, bronze mechanical tools, cinematic macro, smooth camera movements, sharp cuts. 0.0–2.0s REVEAL: Overhead POV reveals leather panels, tall wooden last, sole blank and pull straps; hands enter. 2.0–4.0s PANEL + LAST: Right hand lifts a leather panel, left hand strokes its brushed texture; macro. Hands stretch the leather over the tall boot last; camera pushes in. 4.0–6.0s ROLLER + SEAM: Bronze roller smooths leather over the square toe; extreme macro. Bronze tool presses the shaft seam along the petroglyph stitching; diagonal tracking. 6.0–8.0s SHAFT + SOLE: Hands assemble the tall shaft upper around the last; subtle camera orbit. Natural tan leather sole aligns beneath the upper; side close-up. 8.0–11.0s THE PRESS: Mechanical press secures the sole with controlled pressure — the film's big action, held a full three seconds. 11.0–14.0s PULL STRAPS: Hands fit the braided leather pull straps at the shaft top; close POV, red lining visible. 14.0–16.0s SECOND BOOT: Camera pulls back revealing the second boot; hands adjust its pull strap. 16.0–18.0s POLISH: Rotating polishing tool buffs the vamp; tactile macro. Soft cloth polishes the square toe, revealing the brushed-brown patina. 18.0–20.0s TURN + PAIR: First completed boot rotates 45 degrees; smooth push-in. Hands arrange both finished boots in an elegant three-quarter composition. 20.0–22.5s LIFT + SOLE: Hands lift and rotate one boot, revealing square toe, petroglyph stitching, tan leather sole with stamped Chisos script and Texas-outline heel cap, stacked heel. 22.5–25.0s HERO: Boots return to the table, hands withdraw; final hero shot of both boots, one upright in front, second diagonally tilted behind. Slow cinematic push-in and sharp final hold. Realistic assembly, precise hand-tool contact, natural leather deformation, detailed leather and mechanical ASMR, subtle ambient music. No dialogue, text, logos (except the small white AIevgen embroidery on the gloves), extra objects, floating parts, magical transformations or identity changes. No buckles — this model has none.
All 11 frame beats
The beats the reconstructed v3 prompt breaks into — each beat starts or ends on an approved anchor frame; timings are the delivered film's, measured by scene detection:
What never changes — the negatives
The negative lock applied in every generation — the boots are never redrawn, recoloured or morphed:
A note on the prompt as actually used
The master prompt above is a reconstruction of the delivered v3 film — not the original 10-second draft. The draft line (full-prompt.md, 18 scenes at 0.45 seconds each, 10 seconds total) was the plan; the published film is 25 seconds in 11 frames, and the two do not match. The owner watched v2 on 16.10 and cut two beats with screenshots: beat B9, the stacked heel block, because hands pressed a stack of leather discs against the MIDDLE of the shaft instead of under the heel — the whole segment was removed, and the film goes from the sole press straight to the pull straps; and beat B11, lemonwood pegs tapped with a bronze hammer, because, in the owner's words, nothing wooden should be hammered into the boots — that segment was removed entirely, and only the clean tail of the next segment (the second boot, strap adjusted) made the cut. The v3 beat map above is verified three ways: the independent Critic's frame map of final v3, the assembly script's 16 segment windows plus a 0.5-second hero hold (24.5 + 0.5 = 25.0 seconds), and the delivered file itself (25.00 seconds, 1080×1920). The glove mark follows the v2 glove canon, not the draft: white embroidered 'AIevgen', never an IK mark on the gloves.
Timing: the draft line is 10 seconds; the published final is 25.00 seconds — cuts at 2, 4, 6, 8, 11, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22.5 seconds, every frame 2 seconds or longer, all windows at 1.0× speed, no speed ramps. The sole appears exactly twice, both times reading cleanly: aligned beneath the upper, then under the mechanical press. Two inherited facts about the published final, recorded honestly: the Flow segments carry a misspelled in-frame demo watermark '@alevgencreator' (i→l), visible in frames 1, 3, 4 and 11, while the second-boot segment renders it correctly — the owner's standing decision on that watermark applies; and the sound keeps the v2 scheme minus the peg-tap accents, which were removed with beat B11. No prices are in this pack: the store price of the No. 2 is internal only and does not appear here or in the tutorial texts.
The product lock
The identity block pasted into every generation, word for word. The passport sheet itself is built only from the store's own official photos — that is why the boots never drift.
Identity — pasted into every frame
The product is EXACTLY the men's square-toe cowboy boot from the reference photos: Chisos No. 2 in Brushed Brown — heritage cowhide, hand-brushed, deep dark brown with a smoky grey cast and warm lighter worn highlights on the toe, shaft and edges, matte finish, never glossy. Tall 11-inch shaft with tonal geometric Big Bend petroglyph embroidery in dark thread, classic dip top edge, leather pull straps with braided edges on both sides. Refined square toe with toe-bug stitching on the vamp. Stacked leather slanted (underslung) heel, 1⅝ inch, dark heel cap with Texas-outline embossing. Natural tan leather sole with stamped Chisos script, Goodyear welt, stitched welt. Red leather lining visible at the shaft top. Hyperrealistic. The boots must NOT change shape, colour, embroidery or proportions between frames — the same physical pair in every frame. STYLE: COWBOY BOOT, SQUARE TOE · COLOR: BRUSHED BROWN · MATERIAL: HERITAGE COWHIDE · SOLE: LEATHER / GOODYEAR WELT · HARDWARE: LEATHER PULL STRAPS · CATEGORY: MEN'S WESTERN BOOTS · CHARACTER: HERITAGE / RUGGED / TIMELESS
Passport angles & key features
- Heritage cowhide, hand-brushed · deep dark brown with smoky cast and warm lighter worn highlights, matte finish, never glossy
- Tall 11-inch shaft · tonal geometric Big Bend petroglyph embroidery in dark thread
- Refined square toe · toe-bug stitching on the vamp
- Stacked leather slanted heel, 1⅝ inch · dark heel cap with Texas-outline embossing
- Natural tan leather sole · stamped Chisos script · Goodyear welt, stitched welt
- Red leather lining visible at the shaft top · leather pull straps with braided edges
How to run it — the short version
Three steps. The prompt alone is not enough: the frames and the passport do half the work, and their exact build is the part we keep in the paid work.
Choose the still frames the video will move between — the 11 beats above are your map.
One identity sheet for your product, locked word-for-word into every generation — like the No. 2 lock above.
Start frame + end frame pinned, short segments, one approved frame feeding the next — the product stays identical to the last frame.
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