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The “Shizuku Pot” pitcher in a 3DCG cross-section video

About 75 seconds showing water passing through three layers and how the pitcher sits in a kitchen, an office pantry and a shop counter

Narration and on-screen text are in Japanese. The sections below describe the video in English.

Product PR
75 sec
Landscape
Stylized artwork
In-house sample | The product name is fictional
Published Oct 17, 2026

How it was made: The pitcher, the cross section and the rooms for the placement examples were built in Blender. For the five small props in the placement examples, pictures made with image generation AI (Nano Banana Pro) were turned into 3D models with Meshy. The pouring shot animates a Blender still with video generation AI (Kling 3.0 Pro). The narration was made with voice generation AI (ElevenLabs), and the music and sound effects are free tracks we already had. The captions and labels are images made in HTML and laid over the video

A video like this$3,000 (excl. tax) · As soon as the same day75 seconds, landscape (3DCG with a cross section and placement examples) | Pricing

Overview

It shows the exterior, the cross section, the pour and the placement examples in that order, timed to the narration.

Subject: The water filter pitcher “Shizuku Pot” (fictional)
Cross section: A quarter of the outer shell lifts away, and water passes in turn through three layers: mesh, activated carbon and ion-exchange resin
Placement examples: Three places: a kitchen, an office pantry and a shop counter
Look: A white clay style, with only the water in an accent color

Materials used and the checks on record

Supplied materials: None. The product name and the specifications are fictional.
Where the materials came from: The pitcher, buildings and furniture were built from basic shapes in Blender. The five small props (a basil pot, a vase with daisies, a rattan basket of bread, a succulent planter and a stack of books) were made by turning pictures from image generation AI into 3D models with Meshy. The houseplant is one we had already turned into a 3D model during the trial.
Checks on record: On the finished video, the length is 75.4 seconds and the loudness is −16 LUFS. We read the captions and labels back from the finished video with text recognition and all 24 matched. We rendered the small props from four directions to check their shapes.
What we did: The handle looked like it floated in front beside the lifting section, so we moved it together with that section. The pouring shot had the pitcher sunk into the table, so we lifted it and rebuilt the shot. The end card's product name wrapped onto two lines, so we widened the card.
Left as it was: The weave of the rattan basket stays coarse when seen up close, and we used it as it is.

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