Papierboot ohne Schnitt

Create a 24-second photorealistic miniature journey in one continuous take, horizontal 16:9. The setting is a bright craft workshop. A narrow shallow wooden water gutter runs across a workbench, curves around a clay mug, then empties gently into a broad ceramic receiving basin. One small boat folded from cream paper has a single blue stripe on its left side. An adult's hands hold it above the water; no face or other people appear. Constant morning light comes from screen-right. 0–6s: begin at tabletop height in a close view as both hands lower the boat until its base touches the water, then release it without pushing. Water flowing from an unseen supply carries it slowly forward. 6–12s: the camera tracks alongside at the boat's speed, keeping the blue stripe visible as the boat passes the stationary clay mug. Its bow makes a small wake; its paper edges stay folded. 12–18s: follow the gutter's gentle curve with a restrained arc. The boat turns with the current and briefly brushes the smooth outside wall before continuing, without cuts. 18–24s: the camera stops beside the receiving basin as the boat floats into it, slows and rests against a rounded pebble. Hold the complete boat and its reflection. Maintain scale, workshop layout, stripe position and boat construction. Show buoyancy, contact ripples and a slight dampening of the paper base, without collapsing the boat. Audio: soft flowing water, paper rustle at release and one delicate contact sound. No narration, music, text, impossible waterfalls or camera dives. User request: A cream paper boat marked with one blue stripe drifts through a shallow workshop gutter, around a mug and into a ceramic basin in one continuous shot.