Glass type perfume ad

Make a 13-second, 9:16 perfume ad where my brand name is made of thick glass. The glass letters slide across my footage and bend the picture behind them. When the perfume sprays, light floods through the glass and the letters fill with liquid gold, right on the bottle where the label sits. Use no other text and no captions. Footage: I attach three textured close-ups for the glass to slide across, such as a rose petal with droplets, silk folds and white flowers. I also attach one hero shot of my bottle with a finger pressing the cap. The bottle stands on black, with a dark plain area where a label would be. Glass: Write my brand name, AURUM, in Cinzel Black capitals as real glass. Each letter has a rounded bevel that refracts the footage behind it, with a thin colour split at its edges, a bright rim and a moving highlight. Do not draw flat shapes or pills. Start the letters huge, about two thirds of the frame wide each, with the first letter already on screen at the first frame. Motion: From 0 to 8.7 seconds, the row of letters glides slowly to the left across the three close-ups. Hard cut the close-ups on the beat at 3.6 and 6.4 seconds while the same glass keeps moving. At 8.7 seconds, on the beat, cut to the bottle. The letters rush in, shrink and land on the label area of the bottle by 10.3 seconds, about two thirds of the frame wide. After that they keep creeping a little to the left and get a little smaller, so they never stop. Look: Warm, rich grade on the close-ups with a soft vignette and a slow push in. The bottle shot is darker and contrasty, played at 70 percent speed with AI smoothing, with a slow push in. The hit: At 11 seconds the cap reaches the bottom of the press. On that frame, light floods through the glass, liquid gold rises through the letters from the bottom in half a second with a moving surface, and warm light spills onto the bottle around them. Punch the bottle shot in by 4 percent in three frames, then keep creeping in. Then a shine sweeps once across the gold. At 11.6 seconds, "EAU DE PARFUM" appears under the brand in small, widely spaced gold capitals, lit in from left to right. Sound: Use an elegant EDM track with a clear drop, such as Golden Storm. Start the song so its drop lands exactly on the hit at 11 seconds. A riser peaks on the hit and a deep soft impact lands on the same frame. Add a glassy sparkle while the gold rises. Fade the music out over the last second. Add no whooshes on the cuts.