West Elm Cacius Buffet «Storage in Action» — the full prompt pack
The exact prompts behind this ad: the v3 JSON spec system, all 11 frame beats of the delivered 21-second film, and the product lock we used so the buffet never changes — same 3+3 front grid, same brass ring pulls, every frame.
Comment this word under the video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №10, the West Elm Cacius Buffet pack.

The result
This is the finished ad the pack below produced — a 21-second storage-in-action film, animated between the approved frames, from a closed empty buffet to a fully styled hero.
Watch it on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/jdGs3bOmYAg
The master prompt
Copy it as-is. This is the prompt system — format plus the locks pasted into every generation, word for word. The frame-by-frame prompts and segment moves below are part of the same system.
Create a vertical 9:16 photorealistic commercial in a Brooklyn dining room: the West Elm Cacius Buffet (54 inch, Praline) exactly per the product passport in EVERY frame. This production has no single prose master prompt: the prompt IS the JSON spec system below — 11 frame prompts with the product, hardware, legs, doors and location locks embedded, generated as a chain where each frame starts from the previous approved frame, and 10 segment moves that animate ONLY between pinned frames. Run it as-is to learn the method — or swap in your own product passport and make it yours. FORMAT: vertical 9:16, photorealistic, Brooklyn dining room (location passport), West Elm Cacius Buffet 54in Praline exactly per product passport in EVERY frame; NO text, no logos, no watermark, NO lettering anywhere in generated frames (glove embroidery is added in post with PIL per CORRECTIONS No.77) PRODUCT LOCK: West Elm Cacius Buffet, 54 inches wide, Praline finish — warm light wood with fine straight grain; front grid EXACTLY 3 drawers on top and 3 doors below, fronts flush; the whole buffet fully inside the frame with margins on all sides, nothing cropped HARDWARE LOCK: hardware EXACTLY as the attached official macro reference: PAIRED RING PULLS in Vintage Brass — each pull is a thick closed LOOP ring with a visible hole, mounted on a small vertical plate; the two rings of each column share ONE CONTINUOUS thin brass strip running horizontally across the FULL width of the drawer/door seam; the brass strip is visible as an unbroken brass line across the entire front; NO solid tab pulls, NO knobs, NO bar handles, NO dark bare seam LEGS LOCK: legs EXACTLY as the official frontal photos: two SHORT BLOCK SLAB panels running FRONT-TO-BACK — deep in side profile but presenting a NARROW frontal face, about 6-8% of the body width each, inset from both sides, lifting the body only slightly off the floor; NO wide front-facing plinth blocks, NO plinth spanning a quarter of the body width, NO tall pedestal bases, NO thin stick legs DOORS LOCK: EXACTLY 3 door leaves in total, as the official doors-open photo: left leaf swung fully open flat to the left, CENTER leaf hinged on the RIGHT divider standing perpendicular at mid-right, right leaf swung fully open flat to the right; NO fourth leaf, NO perpendicular leaf at mid-left; each leaf with exactly ONE pair of ring pulls on the shared brass strip LOCATION LOCK: the approved location EXACTLY: homogeneous warm cream plaster wall with subtle stucco texture across the FULL frame width — NO window, NO wall corner, NO baseboard/skirting, NO mouldings, NO outlets; light natural oak floor, wide boards running along the wall; terracotta rust flatweave rug as a strip in the foreground only, in front of the buffet, legs standing on the floor NOT on the rug; soft warm daylight from the left, off-frame, soft shadows falling right and slightly down; at the right edge ONLY the out-of-focus back edge of the dark-framed woven dining chair from the official lifestyle photo; NO rattan chair, NO other furniture, NO people TRUTH LOCK: The buffet is a finished retail product — NOT modular, NOT self-assembly. No assembly, no tools, no screws, no instructions in any frame. Drawers move ONLY straight along their own metal glides; doors swing ONLY on their own hinges; items are carried in and placed by gloved hands onto real shelves, into real drawers, onto the real top surface — nothing floats, nothing materializes, nothing passes through wood. GLOVES LOCK (v3 — wordmark added in post with PIL per CORRECTIONS No.77, never generated in-frame): hands ONLY in black men's leather gloves (AIE canon, per attached glove passport reference) with PLAIN UNMARKED glove backs — absolutely NO text, NO letters, NO embroidery, NO logo on the gloves in the generation (the wordmark is composited in post-production by PIL overlay). CRITICAL CONTINUOUS BLACK SURFACE: the long matte black sleeves OVERLAP the glove cuffs — sleeve and glove read as ONE continuous black surface from the frame edge to the fingertips; absolutely NO bare skin anywhere — no skin band at the wrist, no skin between sleeve and glove. Hands enter from the frame edge NEAREST their target, forearms short in frame, exiting that same edge. SUPPORT: both palms UNDER the object's bottom edge, fingers curled around the far side — the object's weight visibly rests on the palms; never a grip from the top, never fingertips only. LOGO SIDE: both glove BACKS turned flat toward the camera, readable, in the action pose. No face, no body, no other people.
All 11 frame beats
The beats the master prompt breaks into — each beat is the approved anchor frame of the delivered film (v3 storyboard). Frames f04 and f07 are file copies of f01 by design — reset frames, never generated separately. The continuous-chain rule (motion begins on the very first frame of the segment, sub-actions overlap by ~0.2 s, the segment ends exactly in the next start frame) applies to every segment move below.
All 10 segment moves
The moves between pinned frames only — the prompt of a segment contains only the motion, never a re-description of the product or the scene:
What never changes — the negatives
The negative lock applied in every generation — the buffet is never redrawn, recoloured or morphed:
A note on the prompt as actually used
The master prompt above is the v3 JSON spec system, not a single prose line and not the v2 spec: the v2 spec had 10 frames (f01–f10) and 9 segments, while the delivered film follows the v3 storyboard — 11 frames (f01–f11) and 10 segments, where the lamp placement (F10, lamp OFF) and the final hero (F11, lamp ON) are two separate beats. The spec total is 22.0 seconds; the delivered final v2 is 21.13 seconds — the same beats, slightly tighter cuts, confirmed by the final Critic's seam map. Two honest facts about the delivered film, recorded not hidden: the ceramic table lamp is not on the official lifestyle photo of the card — it was added by the Gate 2 task (styled surface with a lamp, as on the lifestyle card); and the glove wordmark 'AIevgen' is NOT generated in-frame — per CORRECTIONS No.77 it is composited in post with PIL, which is why the v3 glove lock specifies plain unmarked glove backs in generation. The owner approved several segments by arbitration despite Critic FAILs (items landing more than once in one drawer, a stray plate appearing) — those are delivery facts of the showcase, not part of this prompt pack's locks. No prices are in this pack: the store price and SKU from the product passport are internal only and do 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 buffet never drifts.
Identity — pasted into every frame
West Elm Cacius Buffet, 54 inches wide, Praline finish — warm light wood with fine straight grain; front grid EXACTLY 3 drawers on top and 3 doors below, fronts flush; the whole buffet fully inside the frame with margins on all sides, nothing cropped
Passport angles & key features
- 3 drawers + 3 cabinets · adjustable shelves
- Paired Vintage Brass ring pulls on a shared brass strip
- Short block slab legs, solid mahogany
- Praline finish · Contract Grade · anti-tip kit included
- 54 in wide × 15.5 in deep × 32 in high
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 Cacius 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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