Glass and Liquid Night-Shop Short

Create a 10-second, 16:9 stylized-realistic 3D short with exactly ten one-second cuts, no music, dialogue, subtitle, or text. Use one original adult maker, age 25 or older, with locked short messy hair, round unbranded glasses, oversized rust sweater, and ink-stained fingertips. Set a tiny fictional night workshop with stable wood shelves, closed blank books, dried decorative herbs, brass-toned scale, flameless warm lamps, and rain at a round window. Lock one round flask, one small final bottle, blue glass pellet, inert silver powder appearance, green water-like liquid, cork, hand continuity, fill levels, and blue-green light. 1 wide behind counter: adult opens a blank diagram book; rain, paper. 2 overhead hand traces a non-readable diagram; paper, breath. 3 macro: blue glass pellet drops into a mortar and is gently ground, no shards; clink, scrape. 4 low through bottles: hand selects one corked blank vial; glass touch, shelf creak. 5 diagonal overhead: green liquid pours into the flask with a measured pinch of inert silver-looking powder; pour, soft fizz. 6 extreme macro: small bubbles reflect lamp light; bubbling. 7 medium: adult stirs with a glass rod as safe fictional light brightens; glass circle, breath. 8 face close-up: the same light reflects in lenses; rain, low pulse. 9 overhead: adult funnels the non-consumable display liquid into the final bottle and seals it; fill, cork pop. 10 final macro: closed bottle rests beside the blank book as the light fades; rain, glass resonance. Change framing every cut but keep screen direction, liquid volume, reflections, weather, room and adult identity continuous. The mixture is fictional visual art, not chemistry, medicine, food, spell, recipe, or instruction. No young/minor cue, real person, drinking, toxic symbol, open flame, broken glass, unsafe powder cloud, brand, claim, label, text, logo, or watermark.