How to work through it
Collect current pack shots, dimensions, materials, color variants, components, usage instructions, approved claims, pronunciation, brand rules, channel requirements, and rights records. Assign each H3 reference a narrow role: product geometry, label detail, environment, hand interaction, camera move, voice, music, or ambience. Remove obsolete variants and stylistic references that could override the real product's shape or visual identity.
Plan a sequence that can orient the viewer, show scale, demonstrate a supported action, clarify a verified feature, reveal a permitted variant, and hand off to an accurate next step. Do not ask one short generation to prove every claim. H3's documented audio-video output can support dialogue and sound planning, but price, guarantee, comparison, health, performance, and availability statements still need approved evidence outside the model.
A generated close-up does not prove a material, dimension, certification, fit, or result. Compare visible labels, colors, ports, fasteners, proportions, packaging, accessories, screen text, and demonstrated behavior against the approved source pack. Mark illustrative environments and motion when viewers could otherwise mistake them for a factual demonstration. Escalate any invented product detail instead of repairing it only with persuasive narration.
Review landscape and portrait crops, mobile legibility, captions, audio mix, marketplace policies, landing-page consistency, disclosure, and the actual call to action. Save the H3 system path, prompt, references, output, reviewer, rejected details, and final edit. The deliverable is ready only when creative, product, legal or compliance, and channel owners can trace every material visual and spoken claim to an authorized source.
