The Pottery Studio

Ochre vessels, open timber shelves, and a sunlit throwing station make a quiet pottery studio.

Play the 3D scene and scrub through its motion and camera moves. Open the example to edit its objects, animation and shots.

Shots

In-scene establishing view	0–4 s · Dolly · FOV 52°
Character medium-wide	4–8 s · Truck · FOV 50°
Hand and turning clay	8–12 s · Dolly · FOV 42°

Editable objects: 183
Characters: 3
Duration: 12 s
Aspect: 16:9

Shots & visual references

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Clay stop-motion

These three frames come from the current 3D cameras at 0, 4 and 8 seconds. Select a shot as Image 1 to preserve composition and character blocking.

The Pottery Studio · 0s · In-scene establishing view — 01 / 0–4sIn-scene establishing view0–4 s · Dolly · FOV 52°
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The Pottery Studio · 4s · Character medium-wide — 02 / 4–8sCharacter medium-wide4–8 s · Truck · FOV 50°
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The Pottery Studio · 8s · Hand and turning clay — 03 / 8–12sHand and turning clay8–12 s · Dolly · FOV 42°
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The AI-generated images below provide art direction and character appearance; visual details may differ from the 3D scene. The selected native frame takes priority for composition, subject scale and spatial relationships.

The Pottery Studio · Environment art · Image 2 — **Environment art · Image 2**Materials, colors, lighting and atmosphere
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The Pottery Studio · Character design · Image 3 — **Character design · Image 3**Lead appearance and multiple views
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Shot 1 · For a future video

Download the selected native frame, environment art and character design; attach them in the video panel as Image 1, Image 2 and Image 3. Adjust the numbers if other references are already attached.

Scene: The Pottery Studio. Visual style: Clay stop-motion.
Selected shot: 1, preview 0–4 s, In-scene establishing view; 0–4 s · Dolly · FOV 52°.
Image 1 is the exact native 3D opening of this shot. Prioritize its camera, perspective, subject scale, architecture, character count and blocking. Do not relocate or enlarge people for aesthetics, or invent architecture or terrain.
Image 2 supplies only materials, colors, lighting and atmosphere. When composition differs, Image 1 takes priority.
Image 3 fixes the lead's face, hairstyle, clothing and palette; do not place the multi-view character sheet in the final frame.
If the full 3D preview is supplied as Video 1, follow its 0–4 s segment for camera moves, actions and spatial relationships. Generate only the selected shot with continuous motion; do not combine references into a split screen.

The Pottery Studio

Shots

Shot 1 · For a future video

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