Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model «Real fire. Real flavor.» — the full prompt pack
The exact prompt behind this ad: registry prompt 3447 — a 10-second cinematic steakhouse commercial in 12 fast scenes, from the overhead board push-in to the hero platter beside the grill — adapted to the Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model with a locked product passport, so the same black drum grill appears in every shot. Run it as-is, or swap in your own product passport and make it yours.
Comment this word under the tutorial video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №34, the Tribal Fire Grill pack.

The result
This is the finished ad the pack below produced — a 10-second cinematic steakhouse commercial for Tribal Fire Grill: overhead board, raw ribeye macro, gloved slicing, steak on blazing charcoal, and the hero platter beside the grill. The video plays here as soon as its YouTube link is published; until then the poster above is the delivered film's own frame.
The finished ad goes live soon — the YouTube embed will appear here the moment it publishes. The full prompt below is already yours.
The master prompt
Copy it as-is. This is the full adapted prompt for this case — the product lock, the 12-scene generation prompt, the voiceover, the on-screen text and the audio plan, word for word. The scene beats and the locks below are part of the same system.
AIE free creative — Tribal Fire Grill (Charcoal Patio Model) Seller: @tribalfiregrill — https://www.livefireandsmoke.com/products/tribal-fire-grill-patio-model-charcoal-tribal-fire-grill Base prompt: 3D Creator registry post 3447 (grade A, 10 s, cinematic steakhouse grill commercial) — product swap only, storyboard untouched. Reference video (base): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lScrvhfAOyMjUB05XydJ1WhncnyIbLGm/view Product reference photo: refs-product.jpg (in this folder) PRODUCT LOCK — the grill in the video must be exactly the grill in refs-product.jpg: Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model — a tall black cylindrical drum grill with a round brushed stainless-steel top with a circular center grate, mounted on a brushed stainless-steel cabinet base on small wheels; a silver rectangular plaque on the black drum reading "tribal fire grill" with a small flame logo; a black flame cutout logo on the stainless cabinet door; a small metal accessory pocket on the right side of the cabinet. Same shape, same black drum, same stainless cabinet, same plaque and flame logo in every shot. No generic grill, no other grill design. GLOVES: any hands visible in the video wear dark-purple matte leather gloves (see glove-passport.png for cut/fit; colour dark purple, plain, no logo). ADAPTED GENERATION PROMPT (verbatim for media.generate_video): Cinematic 10-second premium food commercial, vertical 9:16, hyperrealistic CGI. The grill is the Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model from the reference photo: tall black cylindrical drum, round brushed stainless-steel top with circular center grate, brushed stainless-steel cabinet base on small wheels, silver plaque on the drum reading "tribal fire grill" with flame logo, flame cutout logo on the cabinet door, small metal accessory pocket on the right side. Preserve this exact grill in every shot. Preserve the exact overhead composition, black stone serving board, matte black background, identical food styling, dramatic hard directional lighting, deep shadows, glossy highlights, luxury steakhouse aesthetic. Fast pacing with Speed Ramps, Whip Pans, Hyper-lapse, Dynamic Match Cuts, FPV drone motion, Extreme Macro, Probe Lens, Crash Zooms, Kinetic Food Action, Explosive Chopping, Mid-air Ingredient Collisions, Sizzling, Dripping, Backlit Steam and Smoke. Any hands in frame wear dark-purple matte leather gloves. Scene 1 (0.0-0.8s): FPV drone-style overhead push-in toward the perfectly arranged serving board as ingredients subtly animate into position, herbs flutter, smoke rises, dramatic speed ramp. Scene 2 (0.8-1.6s): Extreme macro of raw marbled steak, visible muscle fibers and fat marbling, coarse salt crystals and cracked pepper fall in slow motion, probe lens glides across the surface, cinematic backlight. Scene 3 (1.6-2.5s): Aggressive slicing sequence, a chef knife in a dark-purple gloved hand rapidly cuts meat and vegetables with explosive kinetic action, herbs, spices and vegetable slices collide in mid-air, whip pan transition. Scene 4 (2.5-3.3s): Extreme macro of peppercorns, sea salt and herbs bouncing across the steak while olive oil drips in slow motion, hard directional lighting emphasizes texture. Scene 5 (3.3-4.2s): Steak lands on the blazing Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model with explosive charcoal flames, sizzling fat, flying sparks, smoke illuminated from behind, rapid crash zoom and speed ramp. The grill is the exact grill from the reference photo. Scene 6 (4.2-5.1s): Ultra macro of caramelizing crust, bubbling juices, rendered fat, dripping butter and rosemary sliding across the steak on the grill, probe lens passes through rising steam. Scene 7 (5.1-6.1s): Hyper-lapse montage of vegetables grilling on the Tribal Fire Grill — corn, zucchini, asparagus, peppers, mushrooms and tomatoes rotate, flip and char, oil splashes and herbs scatter through the air, dynamic match cuts between ingredients. Scene 8 (6.1-7.0s): Extreme macro of grilled vegetables showing blistered skin, caramelized edges, glistening oil, seasoning crystals and fresh herbs, cinematic smoke drifting through frame. Scene 9 (7.0-8.0s): Lamb chops sear in foaming butter with garlic and rosemary, garlic cloves bounce in the pan, butter splashes upward, aggressive close-range camera movement, speed ramps. Scene 10 (8.0-8.8s): Ultra macro inside bubbling garlic butter, golden foam, rosemary needles, sizzling aromatics, droplets exploding toward the lens, probe lens perspective. Scene 11 (8.8-9.5s): Dynamic overhead plating sequence as grilled meats and vegetables fly into perfect positions on the black stone board using seamless match cuts, sauces pour, herbs fall naturally, all elements lock into the final arrangement. Scene 12 (9.5-10.0s): Hero beauty shot: slow cinematic push-in over the completed platter beside the Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model, steam drifting upward, glossy meat, vibrant vegetables, dramatic reflections, luxury restaurant presentation, ultra photorealistic textures, blockbuster food commercial quality. No added text, no added logos, no watermark — only the grill's own plaque and flame logo exactly as on the real product. 9:16 vertical, 10 seconds. VOICEOVER (ElevenLabs, voice Ievgen, x1.25, shop voice, white-label): Hook (0.0-1.9s): "Real fire. Real flavor." Finale (8.0-10s): "Tribal Fire Grill. Cook with live fire. Shop now." No "write CREATIVE" in the video, spoken or on screen. On-screen text (PIL overlay): hook text 0.3-3.4s, finale text 6.8-10s, small translucent @aievgencreator bottom centre, 8-10s only. Music + SFX: quiet background music bed + fire sizzle / whoosh / riser SFX, -14 LUFS.
All 12 scenes
The beats the master prompt breaks into — each scene is the timed move of the delivered 10-second film, in chronological order.
What never changes — the negatives
The negative lock applied in every generation — the grill is never redrawn, recoloured or morphed into a generic one:
A note on the prompt as actually used
The honest reservation about this film, recorded not hidden: in the fire-macro beats (scenes 5–6, 3.3–5.1 s) the camera is so tight on the glowing grate that the drum, the cabinet and the plaque are not visible — a strict viewer could read those two beats as a generic round grill top. The grill's identity is locked by the product-photo reference and is clearly visible in the opening (0–2 s), the vegetable beats (6.1–7.0 s) and the hero finale (9.5–10.0 s). Judged acceptable for a one-pass free creative; a targeted re-generation of only those two beats would be the fix if the owner wants it.
The delivered film is v3, not v1: v1's karaoke final line overflowed the 720 px canvas and clipped at the right edge; v2 wrapped it to two lines but the tail (“now”) collided with the watermark at 9.7 s; v3 set the karaoke to 36 px, maximum two lines — all lines fit and the watermark is clear. The audio is identical across v1–v3; only the overlays changed. One more honest fact: the glove passport file itself depicts black leather gloves, while the brief and the standing owner rule require dark purple — the generation prompt specified dark-purple gloves, and the passport was used for cut and fit only.
This page ships with the poster cover because the case video is not on YouTube yet at publish time. The video block switches to the live YouTube embed automatically once the YouTube link is added to this pack — no rebuild of the page text is needed.
The product lock
The identity block pasted into every generation, word for word. The passport is built only from the store's own official product photo — that is why the grill never drifts into a generic one.
Identity — pasted into every frame
- Tribal Fire Grill Charcoal Patio Model — a tall black cylindrical drum grill with a round brushed stainless-steel top with a circular center grate, mounted on a brushed stainless-steel cabinet base on small wheels; a silver rectangular plaque on the black drum reading "tribal fire grill" with a small flame logo; a black flame cutout logo on the stainless cabinet door; a small metal accessory pocket on the right side of the cabinet. Same shape, same black drum, same stainless cabinet, same plaque and flame logo in every shot. No generic grill, no other grill design.
- Gloves: Any hands visible in the video wear dark-purple matte leather gloves (see glove-passport.png for cut/fit; colour dark purple, plain, no logo).
Passport angles & key features
- Tall black cylindrical drum with a round brushed stainless-steel top
- Circular center grate — the grill's working face
- Brushed stainless-steel cabinet base on small wheels
- Silver plaque reading “tribal fire grill” with a flame logo
- Black flame cutout logo on the stainless cabinet door
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 12 scenes above are your map, from the overhead board to the hero platter.
One identity sheet for your product, locked word-for-word into every generation — like the grill lock above, built only from the store's own official product photo.
Run the 12 scenes in order, one locked setup, one locked light — every scene is a different macro of the same board and the same grill, never a different setup.
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