A commercial: tiny workers with cranes and welders build a giant house shaped like a Sprite can, from an empty site to neon-lit rooms

Prompt

Ultra cinematic commercial video of miniature construction workers building a gigantic house shaped entirely like a Sprite soda can from absolute scratch in a realistic world. The video begins on an empty construction site at sunrise, tiny workers arriving with cranes, trucks, welding machines and scaffolding. Massive metallic green Sprite can pieces are transported like giant architectural materials. Workers cut steel, pour glowing foundations, install curved aluminum walls, weld the Sprite logo into the structure, attach transparent glass windows inside the can body, build neon interiors, elevators and glowing rooms.
Middle phase shows fast paced cinematic timelapse construction, sparks flying from welding tools, drones carrying materials, forklifts moving giant can panels, workers climbing ropes, rain falling during night shifts, realistic machinery sounds, dynamic camera movements, macro lens shots, close ups of tiny workers operating gigantic tools, emotional teamwork atmosphere.
Final reveal shows the completed Sprite can house glowing beautifully at night with neon green ambient lighting, smoke from chimneys, futuristic rooftop garden, cinematic reflections after rain, crowds admiring the structure, ultra premium advertising aesthetic, highly realistic textures, impossible detail, volumetric lighting, movie level composition, hyper realistic commercial quality, Seedance 2.0 style, 8k cinematic realism.
Background Music:
energetic cinematic electronic soundtrack mixed with uplifting orchestral beats, futuristic commercial vibe, deep bass impacts during construction scenes, emotional synth melodies during final reveal, immersive sound design, realistic construction ambience, metallic sounds, sparks, machinery, subtle crowd atmosphere.
Camera Style:
drone shots, cinematic crane shots, macro timelapses, slow motion sparks, ultra smooth transitions, dynamic perspective changes, hollywood commercial cinematography.