CommercialsStoryboard
Suite Morning
A hotel suite wakes up to an ocean view, from curtains to balcony coffee.
- Length
- 15s
- Shots
- 4
- Format
- 16:9
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.
Shot 10:006s
Hotel from above
- Framing
- Aerial shot widening to an extreme wide shot
- Camera movement
- One long drone move that pulls far back and rises, zooming out from the terrace to the whole cliff, bay and coastline
A drone shot starts close above the sea-facing terrace of the small white limestone hotel: two open white French doors with sheer curtains, the bistro table, the olive tree and the white balustrade at the cliff edge, the deep blue sea beyond. No people.
Shot 20:063s
Terrace table
- Framing
- Close up
- Camera movement
- Static, shallow depth of field
On the limestone terrace a white ceramic cup of coffee with a thin curl of steam and a single golden croissant on a white plate rest on the round black bistro table, the calm blue sea behind. Nobody in the shot.
Shot 30:093s
Guest wakes
- Framing
- Medium shot
- Camera movement
- Static, very slow drift to the right
The guest sits up in the king bed against the white pillows, smiling softly as she turns her face toward the open doors and the light.
Shot 40:123s
Balcony view
- Framing
- Wide shot
- Camera movement
- Slow crane up and back to reveal the coast
The guest stands at the limestone balustrade with her back to the camera, holding the coffee cup, looking out over the calm blue sea in the morning sun.
The brief
A boutique hotel ad about the perfect first morning. A drone reveals the hotel and its coastline, a guest wakes in the sunlit suite, coffee waits on the terrace, and she steps out to take in the ocean.
Visual style
Luxury travel commercial, natural morning light from frame right, soft airy whites and sand tones with a deep blue sea, golden glow, gentle slow camera moves, shallow depth of field.
Change a shot, render again
This storyboard ships as an example in NodeTool. Open it in the Studio, edit the direction for any shot, and render a new take.