Wolke im Beutel

Raw handheld smartphone video, 9:16 vertical, 11 seconds, one continuous take in real time. No cuts, no slow motion, no music, no text. Shot on the phone's ultra-wide lens: slight barrel distortion at the edges, full frame edge to edge, no black corners, no vignette. Unedited look: light grain, slight compression, natural colors, no filter.

Place: a dry rocky mountain slope in bright afternoon sun. Grey-brown boulders, dry shrubs, a tall cliff wall behind. A big low cloud hangs against the cliff and rains lightly onto the rocks.

The one impossible thing: a small cloud, about one meter wide, floats at chest height just above the rocks in front of the camera and drizzles softly. It is real water vapor: soft, see-through at the edges, frayed, always drifting and changing shape. Never a solid blob, never cotton wool, never smoke, no glow.

0-2 s: first-person view, heavy breathing. Two hands hold an open clear plastic shopping bag with two handles toward the small cloud.
2-4 s: the hands scoop the cloud into the bag. The vapor swirls and folds inside, a little mist trails out.
4-7 s: the hands lift the bag by its handles toward the camera. Inside, the cloud keeps drifting and raining. Water collects at the bottom of the bag, droplets bead on the plastic.
7-11 s: the bag sways gently. A quiet laugh, then a man mutters: "it's for my garden."

Everything except the bagged cloud follows real physics. Natural hands with five fingers, no morphing, no flicker.
Sound: real ambient only. Wind, soft rain on rock, plastic crinkle, breathing, the short mumble.

Englisch lassen, damit arbeitet Seedance am zuverlässigsten.