Me a luxury TV commercial for the product

Make me a 15-second luxury TV commercial for the product in the attached photo, using Creatify.

1. Study the photo first. Write down the product name, brand, category, colours, materials, shape, and every word printed on it, exactly as printed. That photo is the truth for every frame.

2. Plan 5 shots of about 3 seconds each, 9:16, 1080p:
- The reveal: the product rises out of darkness on a pedestal that suits it, one soft beam of light, dust drifting in the air.
- The detail: an extreme macro glide across the label, the texture and the finish.
- The signature moment: the one action this product is known for (a can cracking open with spray, chocolate snapping, perfume misting, crispy chicken breaking open with steam), in slow motion.
- The world: its ingredients or materials orbit the product in slow motion (ice and droplets, herbs and spices, fabric, metal).
- The hero: the product centred in a clean spotlight, the camera slowly settling, with room for the logo.

3. Start every shot from a keyframe built from my photo, so the logo, label text, colours and shape never change. If a shot can't keep the label readable, turn the label away or keep it soft. Never invent or rewrite text.

4. Look: ARRI Alexa 35, anamorphic lenses, real reflections and condensation, volumetric light, a rich colour grade, shallow depth of field. Every camera move is slow and smooth. No faces.

5. No text or captions inside the footage. Add text only in the edit: the real logo cut from my photo, plus one short line on the last shot (the brand's own slogan only if it is printed on the pack, otherwise just the product name).

6. Sound: a cinematic music bed that builds to the hero shot, plus a real sound effect for each action (fizz, crunch, whoosh). No voiceover.

7. Check every clip against my photo before you use it. Regenerate any shot where the label comes out garbled, the product changes shape, or the motion morphs, at most twice per shot.

8. Ship the finished 15-second ad and send me the link.