Fissler
From CAD to film.

Using the Vitaquick Premium pressure cooker (22 cm, 6 l) as an example, we document how manufacturer data becomes a real-time model and how controlled templates for AI images, clips and the edit are derived from it. The CAD master is the geometric base for both paths. Loops back are part of quality control.

Rhino keeps the product shape under control, Blender handles materials, textures and the output scene. Lid, top handle, fixed lower handle, helper handle and pot body remain separate parts. Where early mesh reductions damaged surfaces, we re-tessellated in Rhino instead of covering it up.

The briefing defines messages and actions. References keep kitchen, cook and dish consistent across all shots: a dark kitchen with a ceramic hob, an oven in the background, window light from the left and believable stainless steel reflections.

Continuity is a concrete requirement too. Potatoes at the bottom, carrots and parsnips in the steamer insert. What is in the pot does not appear again on the board.

The correction path, shown on the inside of the lid: instead of just prompting differently, the CAD geometry provides an unambiguous shape reference. Early scene guides fix space, size and camera; for critical details the original parts are decisive.

Geometry, look and action are documented separately, so individual shots can be revised in a targeted way and further products in the range can be built on the same base.