Speedy Bolognese: Building a 20-Second Recipe Reel in Creative Studio

lets create a video for cocking spaghetti bolognese. i need it targetting facebook reels. makesure consistancy of cocking items and persion on every clips

make 2 of 10s clips.

Photorealistic live-action footage, real optics and natural imperfections. Character reference sheet for The Cook, Chef demonstrating the recipe. any, adult, any, any, any, Only hands are visible for on-screen actions., Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron., Focus on clean, unadorned hands with practical sleeves.. Four views of the SAME person side by side on a plain neutral grey backdrop: full-body front, full-body back, full-body side profile, and a head-and-shoulders face close-up. Identical wardrobe, hair and proportions in every view. Even, neutral lighting. No text, no labels, no props, no background scenery.

A clean storyboard board: 2 equal-size photographic frames arranged in a tidy grid, read left-to-right then top-to-bottom, frames sitting edge to edge. Label each frame with ONLY its panel number in the top-left corner and its time range in the top-right corner. NO captions, NO shot descriptions, NO camera notes, NO subtitles, NO overlay text and NO logos anywhere in or under any frame — only the photographic image plus those two small labels.

Photorealistic live-action footage, real optics and natural imperfections.

Consistent look across every frame: Bright, natural, and warm lighting accentuating food textures and vibrant colors. Dynamic close-ups focusing on precise, skilled hand movements and the mesmerizing transformation of ingredients. The setting is a modern, clean kitchen environment, with a rich palette of reds, earthy browns, vibrant greens, and golden yellows to make the food pop.

Use the supplied character reference sheet(s) for The Cook (REF_cook); the same face, hair, build and wardrobe in every frame.

SHOT 1 — 0-4s
Vibrant, mouth-watering close-up of fresh, raw spaghetti bolognese ingredients: ripe tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic cloves, a block of Parmesan, raw minced meat, and dry spaghetti arranged enticingly..
Locked-off sticks, slow push-in, macro lens. camera slowly pushes in, gently racking focus from the dry spaghetti in the foreground to the ripe tomatoes and minced meat in the mid-ground, emphasizing the texture and freshness of each element.

SHOT 2 — 4-10s
Quick, skilled hands begin prep: rapidly chopping onions and garlic on a wooden board. Then, a pan on a stovetop with minced meat browning, sizzling invitingly..
Slider, smooth pan-right and tilt-down, rack focus. starting on the cook's hands chopping ingredients, the camera executes a fluid, controlled slider movement to the right and a slight tilt down. simultaneously, it racks focus from the chopping board to the browning minced meat in the pan, ensuring both actions are clear and visually appealing. the movement ends with the pan filling the frame.

Every frame is composed in 9:16, photographic (no illustration, no hand-drawn look), with consistent characters, wardrobe, colour palette and lighting throughout.

Animate this storyboard board into a single seamless clip, moving through its panels in order over the full duration. Maintain the exact visual style, characters, colours and composition of the board — do not redesign anything. Motion and camera moves flow naturally from one panel to the next; it is ONE continuous clip that travels through every scene on the board, with no panel borders, gutters or grid visible in the output.

The motion runs panel 1 (0-4s): Vibrant, mouth-watering close-up of fresh, raw spaghetti bolognese ingredients: ripe tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic cloves, a block of Parmesan, raw minced meat, and dry spaghetti arranged enticingly., LOCKED-OFF STICKS / SLOW PUSH-IN / MACRO LENS. Camera slowly pushes in, gently racking focus from the dry spaghetti in the foreground to the ripe tomatoes and minced meat in the mid-ground, emphasizing the texture and freshness of each element.; then panel 2 (4-10s): Quick, skilled hands begin prep: rapidly chopping onions and garlic on a wooden board. Then, a pan on a stovetop with minced meat browning, sizzling invitingly., SLIDER / SMOOTH PAN-RIGHT AND TILT-DOWN / RACK FOCUS. Starting on The Cook's hands chopping ingredients, the camera executes a fluid, controlled slider movement to the right and a slight tilt down. Simultaneously, it racks focus from the chopping board to the browning minced meat in the pan, ensuring both actions are clear and visually appealing. The movement ends with the pan filling the frame..

Character reference: the people are the ones in the supplied reference sheet(s) for The Cook (REF_cook) — keep them identical to their sheet and to the board.

Voice casting — fixed for the whole piece, identical in every shot: The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron): Warm, inviting, clear, medium pace, North American (General).

Spoken on the panels, in order: At 0-4s, The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron) says, "Perfect spaghetti bolognese? Easier than you think." — only The Cook's lips move. At 4-10s, The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron) says, "First, we'll quickly prep our essential aromatics: fresh onion and garlic, building our flavor." — only The Cook's lips move. Spoken dialogue only, exactly as written and only from the named speakers. No narration, no voiceover.

Every person on screen who isn't the named speaker keeps their lips closed and still.

Rendering constraints: Clean, unmarked frame — no watermarks, no captions, no subtitles, no UI overlay. Surfaces and signage stay free of lettering. Anatomy stays natural and consistent: hands with five fingers, stable facial features, limbs that hold their proportions through the move. Solid objects — furniture, walls, props — are impenetrable: people move around them, never through them, and every contact carries natural weight. Objects stay put unless someone deliberately moves them. Gravity behaves normally and camera moves stay smooth and coherent.

Aspect ratio 9:16. Duration 10 seconds. Ends on a cut.

A clean storyboard board: 2 equal-size photographic frames arranged in a tidy grid, read left-to-right then top-to-bottom, frames sitting edge to edge. Label each frame with ONLY its panel number in the top-left corner and its time range in the top-right corner. NO captions, NO shot descriptions, NO camera notes, NO subtitles, NO overlay text and NO logos anywhere in or under any frame — only the photographic image plus those two small labels.

Photorealistic live-action footage, real optics and natural imperfections.

Consistent look across every frame: Bright, natural, and warm lighting accentuating food textures and vibrant colors. Dynamic close-ups focusing on precise, skilled hand movements and the mesmerizing transformation of ingredients. The setting is a modern, clean kitchen environment, with a rich palette of reds, earthy browns, vibrant greens, and golden yellows to make the food pop.

Use the supplied character reference sheet(s) for The Cook (REF_cook); the same face, hair, build and wardrobe in every frame.

SHOT 1 — 0-4s
Hands pour crushed tomatoes, oregano, and basil into the browning meat, stirring to combine. A dynamic split-screen simultaneously shows spaghetti being plunged into a pot of boiling water..
Gimbal tracking the cook's hands as they pour ingredients into the bolognese pan, then a subtle push-in and slight outward pan to frame the stirring action with shallow . the split-screen element is a visual composition, not a singular camera move.

SHOT 2 — 4-10s
Spaghetti is drained and immediately combined with the rich bolognese sauce in the pan. A portion is then skillfully plated, garnished with fresh basil and grated Parmesan. This leads into a final, close-up, irresistible shot of the complete dish..
Gimbal executes a smooth lateral track from the pasta draining, then a fluid push-in and slight arc to frame the hands combining pasta and sauce in the pan. this transitions to a precise track of the hands plating and garnishing on the counter, concluding with a slow, controlled push-in into an extremely tight, static close-up of the complete dish, utilizing careful rack focus to highlight textures.

Every frame is composed in 9:16, photographic (no illustration, no hand-drawn look), with consistent characters, wardrobe, colour palette and lighting throughout.

Animate this storyboard board into a single seamless clip, moving through its panels in order over the full duration. Maintain the exact visual style, characters, colours and composition of the board — do not redesign anything. Motion and camera moves flow naturally from one panel to the next; it is ONE continuous clip that travels through every scene on the board, with no panel borders, gutters or grid visible in the output.

The motion runs panel 1 (0-4s): Hands pour crushed tomatoes, oregano, and basil into the browning meat, stirring to combine. A dynamic split-screen simultaneously shows spaghetti being plunged into a pot of boiling water., Gimbal tracking the cook's hands as they pour ingredients into the bolognese pan, then a subtle push-in and slight outward pan to frame the stirring action with shallow depth of field. The split-screen element is a visual composition, not a singular camera move.; then panel 2 (4-10s): Spaghetti is drained and immediately combined with the rich bolognese sauce in the pan. A portion is then skillfully plated, garnished with fresh basil and grated Parmesan. This leads into a final, close-up, irresistible shot of the complete dish., Gimbal executes a smooth lateral track from the pasta draining, then a fluid push-in and slight arc to frame the hands combining pasta and sauce in the pan. This transitions to a precise track of the hands plating and garnishing on the counter, concluding with a slow, controlled push-in into an extremely tight, static close-up of the complete dish, utilizing careful rack focus to highlight textures..

Character reference: the people are the ones in the supplied reference sheet(s) for The Cook (REF_cook) — keep them identical to their sheet and to the board.

Voice casting — fixed for the whole piece, identical in every shot: The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron): Warm, inviting, clear, medium pace, North American (General).

Spoken on the panels, in order: At 0-4s, The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron) says, "Next, tomatoes and herbs; simmer to perfection." — only The Cook's lips move. At 4-10s, The Cook (the person in Practical cooking attire, such as a chef's jacket or apron) says, "Combine with al dente spaghetti, and voilà! Your ultimate, satisfying bolognese is ready." — only The Cook's lips move. Spoken dialogue only, exactly as written and only from the named speakers. No narration, no voiceover.

Every person on screen who isn't the named speaker keeps their lips closed and still.

Rendering constraints: Clean, unmarked frame — no watermarks, no captions, no subtitles, no UI overlay. Surfaces and signage stay free of lettering. Anatomy stays natural and consistent: hands with five fingers, stable facial features, limbs that hold their proportions through the move. Solid objects — furniture, walls, props — are impenetrable: people move around them, never through them, and every contact carries natural weight. Objects stay put unless someone deliberately moves them. Gravity behaves normally and camera moves stay smooth and coherent.

Aspect ratio 9:16. Duration 10 seconds. Ends on a cut.