Physical tabletop stop-motion animation shot at 12 fps, frame-by-frame photographed. Motion is precise, mechanical and visibly stepped, parts jump between discrete positions. No interpolated smoothness, no CGI. Flat solid black seamless background, hard dramatic studio shadows. No people, no hands. Multi-shot advertising edit: every shot LOCKED, changes only by hard cuts. The reference video defines the exact speaker design, materials, components, lighting, and sound system assembly. Preserve that mechanical identity, replacing all panel branding with "MITO SOUNDSYSTEM". ANIMATION MECHANISM: mechanical layout and modular assembly.
SHOT 1 (0-3s) locked overhead wide: the speaker completely disassembled on the black surface—circuit boards, copper coils, magnetic drivers, screws, heat sinks, wooden housing panels, and mesh grills arranged in a radial mechanical layout, each component rotating a few degrees per frame.
SHOT 2 (3-6s) hard cut to extreme macro: mechanical gears and screws lower frame-by-frame into the internal housing, threading tightly into the metal chassis in stepped quarter-turns.
SHOT 3 (6-9s) hard cut to overhead close: the main speaker cone lowers smoothly into the frame, mounting flush onto the enclosure as front screws fasten in unison around the frame.
SHOT 4 (9-12s) hard cut to rear panel view: audio cables hop into the rear inputs one by one; clean silver control knobs click into place under crisp studio lighting, with the printed text "MITO SOUNDSYSTEM" clearly visible on the back panel.
SHOT 5 (12-15s) hard cut to the frontal hero framing identical to the reference video: the protective front grill snaps onto the finished cabinet, the complete speaker sits centered on the dark surface, and the "MITO SOUNDSYSTEM" logo displays sharply in high contrast.