Create a photorealistic cinematic close-up of a working…

Create a photorealistic cinematic close-up of a working indented-cylinder wheat separator, composed as the starting frame for a video in which the cylinder will visibly rotate. Image 1 provides the mechanical principle and the real appearance of the pocketed steel surface. Use its photograph and cross-sectional drawing as construction references only. Image 2 provides the exact natural shape, proportions and surface texture of wheat kernels. Place the camera just outside the near opening of a compact horizontal cylinder, looking obliquely into it from slightly above the grain bed. Use natural 50 mm lens perspective. Clearly show the curved front rim of the drum in the foreground and the pocketed inner shell extending a short distance into the background. The drum must read immediately as a separate cylindrical mechanical object. The rotating shell is approximately 60 cm in diameter. Its inner surface contains dense staggered rows of small blind pressed pockets with closed metal bottoms, sized to hold individual wheat kernels. Include one subtle longitudinal joint between steel shell segments, with a few small flush fasteners, visible in the upper-left quadrant. This joint belongs to the cylinder and provides a recognizable orientation feature. A separate stationary receiving trough runs inside the drum, close to its axis, with its open catching lip facing the rising right-hand wall. Its support is visibly attached to the fixed frame outside the drum. Leave a clear physical separation between the stationary support and the rotating rim. The screw inside the trough is naturally concealed below the near lip. A shallow bed of loose wheat occupies the bottom of the cylinder. Individual kernels sit in some pockets on the rising right side, with empty pockets between them. Three or four kernels have just left the raised pockets and are falling a short distance into the receiving trough. Natural irregular orientations and credible contact with the metal. Match the real wheat in Image 2: small oblong kernels, fine matte bran texture, a modest longitudinal crease and subtle tan colour variation. Clean satin silver steel with fine operational wear. Soft neutral industrial illumination, gentle warm highlights on the wheat, rich but readable shadows. Restrained cinematic photography, crisp mechanical edges, enough depth of field to read the front rim, segment joint and receiving lip. Single horizontal photographic frame. No energy effects, luminous filaments, neon, glowing grain, sparks or magical particles. No diagram layout, arrows, labels, logos, giant pockets, oversized grain, exaggerated tunnel perspective, exposed giant auger or heavy motion blur.