1. Pick a bright backdrop that screams “glitter apocalypse” 2. Load a rainbow of glitter into tiny zip‑lock bags—label them with emojis so you can spot them in a flash 3. Stack the bags on a magnetic strip so you can slide them out while you’re filming 4. Set up three hot‑glue guns, each a different color, because variety keeps the adrenaline high 5. Build a “glitter gravity” chute with a slick glass sheet so the sparkles cascade like confetti rain 6. Draft a burst timeline—30 seconds per station, but feel free to blur the lines for drama 7. Mount a camera tripod on a wobble cushion for that perfectly shaky‑slow‑motion effect 8. Reserve a “glitter cleanup” zone with a giant magnet and a funnel so you can pick up the chaos in one swoop Now watch those glue guns sprint ahead of the schedule—like tiny, adhesive rockets that love to jump the gun, literally. They’ll melt the stopwatch, of course, because who needs a plan when you can just stick everything together in a glitter storm?