Bäckereimorgen mit dem Handy

Create a 24-second vertical phone diary of one adult baker opening a neighborhood bakery. She has a short dark bob, a navy apron over a pale cotton shirt, and flour on her left sleeve. Keep her appearance and the small room consistent: wooden workbench, green window frame, two cooling racks. She films alone. Every view is from a phone she has propped on a stable surface; the recording phone never appears. Use four simple shots with hard cuts that imply elapsed preparation time, not instant baking. 0-5s: a slightly crooked wide view from a shelf. She opens the window, breathes in the cool morning air, then turns toward the workbench. A distant delivery cart rattles outside. 5-10s: fixed close view from the workbench corner. She dusts a raw loaf, then scores its top once with a bread lame, keeping her other hand safely beside it. Flour settles on the wood. 10-16s: fixed medium view beside the cooling rack. Later, she carries a tray of baked rolls using thick oven mitts and sets it down with a small metal clink. The tray has believable weight. 16-24s: fixed seated view at the window. She breaks a cooled roll, watches crumbs fall onto a plate, and says softly, "First one is mine." She smiles before taking a bite. Use ordinary window light, modest phone sharpening, slight exposure adjustment, and natural skin texture. Record cloth rustle, crust crackle, room tone, and the single spoken line. No soundtrack, captions, logos, dramatic camera moves, or extra baker. User request: A baker with a dark bob and navy apron prepares bread before opening, then enjoys a cooled roll beside a green-framed window.