Three-Step Process Visual

Create a polished 9-second 16:9 video about [SUBJECT]. Use [SUBJECT], [BRAND_COLOR], [KEY_MESSAGE], [STEPS] as production context and narrative intent, never as words to render in-frame. Turn [SUBJECT] into a three-stage visual process: input, transformation, and outcome. Give each stage its own spatial zone and animate one at a time. A single line should carry the viewer between stages, making cause and sequence obvious without relying on paragraphs of text. Use one continuous lateral move across the three stages and pause briefly at each handoff; do not cut to unrelated environments. Build a clear visual hierarchy around the meaning of [KEY_MESSAGE], using [BRAND_COLOR] as a controlled accent rather than flooding the frame. Maintain stable object identity, coherent lighting, abstract interface geometry with no microcopy, and physically plausible motion across every cut. Pull back to show the full three-step chain, with the outcome receiving the strongest contrast and cleanest silhouette. Reserve clean negative space for post-production titles, captions, calls to action, and user-supplied branding. No generated readable text, labels, dates, numbers, interface copy, testimonials, or unsupported claims. No logos or invented brand marks. Avoid random scene changes, warped interfaces, duplicated objects, floating artifacts, aggressive flicker, and generic stock-footage styling.