Create ONE continuous 15-second animated promotional teaser for OFF THE PLATE.
Use the uploaded OFF THE PLATE logo exactly as provided. Do NOT redesign, alter, replace, or invent a different logo.
Create a polished, funny, energetic, cinematic 3D animated food-entertainment commercial. All food characters must be actual anthropomorphic animated foods with expressive eyes, mouths, arms, legs, personalities, and recognizable food textures. Keep the same animation style throughout the entire commercial. Fast pacing, smooth transitions, clever humor, and general-audience entertainment.
0–2 SECONDS — OFF THE PLATE
Open dramatically with the original uploaded OFF THE PLATE logo, cinematic black-and-gold lighting and energetic music.
Announcer:
“Welcome to Off the Plate—where food has something to say!”
2–5 SECONDS — FOOD COURT
Quickly transition into an animated courtroom.
A nervous animated STEAK is sitting at the defendant’s table on trial. An animated AVOCADO is dramatically presenting the case. Animated tomatoes, onions, potatoes and cucumbers react from the courtroom gallery. Include Chef D as the defense attorney in a chef jacket, a handsome male bailiff, and a judge whose face is never shown.
Make the courtroom funny and chaotic.
Clearly display:
FOOD COURT
5–8 SECONDS — FOOD FIGHT
Smash-transition into FOOD FIGHT.
An animated PANCAKE and WAFFLE are ACTUALLY FIGHTING. They square up, dodge each other, throw butter and splash syrup while other animated foods cheer them on.
Make it ridiculous, exaggerated and comedic—not graphic or scary.
Clearly display:
FOOD FIGHT
8–11 SECONDS — THE DISH
Quickly transition into a stylish animated television talk-show/news studio.
An animated RED ONION and AVOCADO sit behind a news-anchor desk like gossip-show hosts. The onion leans over and whispers something juicy. The avocado GASPS dramatically and looks straight into the camera like it cannot believe what it just heard.
Clearly display:
THE DISH
11–13 SECONDS
Model
MiniMax H3
Type
Video
Aspect ratio
9:16
Make your own
Open this recipe in the studio — same model and settings, your idea.
