Direct the whole shot
A glass sculpture standing in a bright gallery. Orbit slowly around the sculpture as daylight refracts through its edges. Keep the sculpture centered and stable.
Establish the subject clearly in the opening frame. Keep its appearance, proportions and direction of light consistent throughout. Let the action unfold at a measured pace, with no abrupt camera changes or transitions to another location.
Use a coherent foreground, middle distance and background. End with the main subject still clearly visible. No cuts, captions or added lettering.

