Make a product demo that starts with a real mistake

Create a [DURATION]-second product demonstration for [PRODUCT] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. The real task is [USER TASK]. Use only the supplied current screenshots, screen recording or documented steps: [VERIFIED PRODUCT MATERIAL]. If a step is not visible or documented, mark it for verification rather than inventing an interface.

Open with a relatable mistake or obstacle in this task, not a fake catastrophe. Then show the shortest real recovery path and the final outcome the product actually delivers. Provide a timed six-to-eight-shot plan with screen action, exact on-screen caption, narration, cursor or touch movement, audio cue and transition for each shot. Identify where to pause so a new user can follow along. Keep the product UI readable on a phone and show the actual button labels.

Deliver a filming checklist, a vertical-video cut, a silent-captioned cut and a 15-second teaser that still tells the truth. Note every claim that needs evidence, every screen that needs fresh capture and any personal information that must be redacted. Do not fabricate a testimonial, fake a successful transaction or imply the demonstration was recorded from the live product if it was mocked.