Claymation and stop motion: 12 fps feel, fingerprints, slight jitter

SUBJECT: {subject as a clay figure: body shape, two colours of clay, one prop}
ACTION: {one action, one beat, slightly exaggerated, e.g. 'picks up the oversized teacup with both hands and sips'}
SETTING: a tabletop miniature set: a kitchen built from painted cardboard and felt, visible glue edges, a backdrop of painted paper sky, everything slightly out of scale
CAMERA: static locked-off camera on a tripod, medium shot, slightly low angle as if the camera sits on the table; no camera movement at all
LENS & LIGHT: 50mm macro look, shallow depth of field so the back of the set softens; warm tungsten key from the upper left, a soft fill, small hard shadows that flicker slightly from frame to frame
STYLE: handmade claymation stop motion, shot on ones and twos so motion steps at about 12 frames per second, visible fingerprints and tool marks in the clay, slight position jitter between frames, matte clay surfaces with no gloss, clay texture on every surface, saturated primary palette; no smooth interpolation, no motion blur, no CGI
SOUND: tiny foley: a clay squeak, a wooden knock, room tone; no music
DURATION: 5 seconds. No on-screen text, no logos.

Copy prompt