スマホから帽子が飛び出す｜キャップの商品広告AI動画

Create a 5-second, 9:16 realistic creative cap advertisement, 30 fps, with a fixed smartphone-shot camera and one continuous take. The concept is that caps drop from a phone screen into reality. The background is a light gray vertical wall. A brown round leather stool with visible texture sits below. An adult woman's right hand enters from the upper right, red nail polish visible, holding a black smartphone horizontally above the stool. Only the hand and part of the forearm appear. The phone stays nearly fixed with tiny natural wrist movement. The screen shows one baseball cap at a time. Show cream, white-and-navy, bright blue, light gray-beige and a light/dark color-block cap. Every cap has the same accurately spelled embroidered “Gazoulab” mark. The embroidery is sewn into the curved fabric with visible stitches, thickness and natural perspective, never floating text. The cap on screen and the matching real cap must have identical shape, color and embroidery. 0-1s: The empty stool is below the phone. A cream Gazoulab cap slides out from the bottom of the screen, scales quickly into real size and drops onto the stool, brim toward camera. It bounces softly and settles. 1-2s: A white cap with navy brim appears on screen and drops onto the first cap at a slight angle. Show accurate contact, occlusion and a small movement of the lower cap. 2-3s: A bright blue cap drops onto the growing stack. 3-4s: A light gray-beige cap drops toward the front, brim slightly lowered. 4-5s: A light/dark color-block cap drops onto the top. End on five naturally stacked caps with readable Gazoulab embroidery where not occluded. Caps are soft structured fabric: crowns deform slightly on impact, brims retain their curve, and contact shadows show weight. Each cap appears only from the phone's lower edge; previously dropped caps remain. Keep hand, phone, wall, stool, lighting and camera unchanged. No portals, particles, smoke, flash, science-fiction effects, cuts, zooms, slow motion, dialogue, narration, subtitles, other brands, incorrect lettering, extra fingers, floating caps, penetration or watermarks.