Cross-Section Cutaway: Cold-Brew Filter

Cinematic 'how-it-works' explainer for a [brand] reusable cold-brew bottle. 0-2s: top-down macro on dark coffee swirling inside frosted glass, low window light raking across beaded condensation, the camera locked and still, faint kitchen-morning hush. 2-4s: a slow 8cm push-in as the front glass wall turns half-transparent and a clean white cross-section overlay draws on, exposing the inner steel mesh filter holding the grounds back while liquid passes through — crisp vector lines, zero jitter, the overlay tracking the bottle exactly. 4-6s: the camera arcs 30 degrees right around the bottle while it stays pin-sharp in frame; a single ice cube drops with a tight clink and one clean ripple crosses the surface, then the overlay fades and the glass re-solidifies. The bottle holds identical silhouette, frosted finish, cap threading, and label position across every beat — no warping, stretching, label drift, double edges, or melting glass. Warm matte grade, shallow depth of field, tactile glass-and-brushed-steel texture.