Physical tabletop stop-motion animation shot at 12 fps, frame-by-frame photographed. Motion is visibly stepped and punchy, pieces snap between discrete positions. No interpolated smoothness, no CGI animation. Flat solid mustard-yellow seamless background, crisp hard studio lighting with defined shadows. No people, no hands. Multi-shot advertising edit: each shot has a LOCKED camera, shots change only through hard cuts. The reference image defines the exact hot dog's bun, sausage, mustard, relish, onion, and the MITO branding on the kraft-paper wrap — strictly no other logos or third-party branding anywhere. Preserve that identity exactly, do not redesign it.
SHOT 1 (0-2s) locked overhead wide: the hot dog completely disassembled and spread out — the toasted bun's top and bottom halves, the grilled all-beef sausage, a squeeze line of mustard, relish, diced onion, and the kraft-paper wrap printed with the "MITO" logo — each piece jittering into a new position every few frames on the solid mustard-yellow background under studio lights.
SHOT 2 (2-4s) hard cut to low frontal: the bun halves slide together and settle open, the grilled sausage drops into the split and snaps into place.
SHOT 3 (4-6s) hard cut to macro three-quarter: the mustard zigzags across the sausage in a stepped squiggle, then the relish and diced onion snap into place one after another.
SHOT 4 (6-8s) hard cut to locked overhead: the kraft-paper wrap folds up and snaps around the base of the hot dog in sharp increments, the "MITO" mark now visible on the front.
SHOT 5 (8-10s) hard cut to frontal hero framing: the finished hot dog rotates through four discrete stepped positions on the mustard-yellow background, landing in the exact editorial hero pose.