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Cold Brew Pour

An iced cold brew ad built on one slow pour and the first cold sip.

Length
11s
Shots
4
Format
9:16

The storyboard

4 shots, 15 seconds planned. Each still is the keyframe for its shot. The direction beside it describes the action and the camera.

  1. Shot 1, Ice drop: the storyboard stillShot 1

    0:003s

    Ice drop

    Framing
    Macro close up
    Camera movement
    Static, slow motion

    A single large ice cube falls into the tall glass that already holds a few clear ice cubes, water droplets leaping from the impact. Only ice cubes in the glass: no coffee and no milk yet.

  2. Shot 2, Coffee pour: the storyboard stillShot 2

    0:024s

    Coffee pour

    Framing
    Close up
    Camera movement
    Slow tilt down following the pour

    Dark cold brew pours into the iced glass in a thick stream, clouds of coffee blooming through the ice.

  3. Shot 3, Cream swirl: the storyboard stillShot 3

    0:054s

    Cream swirl

    Framing
    Extreme close up
    Camera movement
    Slow push in

    A ribbon of cream is poured in and spirals down through the amber coffee, glowing in the window light.

  4. Shot 4, Cold sip: the storyboard stillShot 4

    0:074s

    Cold sip

    Framing
    Medium close up
    Camera movement
    Static

    The drinker lifts the glass to her lips and drinks, condensation sliding down the glass over her fingers. The glass shows the same drink as the previous shot: amber cold brew with thick swirls of pale cream marbled through it and a cream layer at the top.

The brief

An iced cold brew ad built on one slow pour. Ice, coffee and condensation carry the whole film, and the last shot is the reward: a long, cold sip.

Visual style

Premium beverage commercial, macro photography, shallow depth of field. Cool morning light from frame right, deep amber coffee against pale cream milk, crisp highlights on the glass.

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This storyboard ships as an example in NodeTool. Open it in the Studio, edit the direction for any shot, and render a new take.

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