EXAMPLE OUTPUT · ENGLISH · 30s
Your coffee, one simple pour
Show the supplied mixing recipe clearly
A controlled planning example. Timings are estimates; footage and measured narration are still required before production.
The storyboard
S10–5s
“How do you like your first cup?”
- Visual
- Empty glass beside a concentrate bottle, label readable
- Action
- Hand places the glass under the camera
- On-screen text
- Your first cup
- Transition
- Keep this glass throughout the recipe
S25–12s
“Start with one part cold-brew concentrate.”
- Visual
- A marked measure and the same glass
- Action
- Pour one measured part of concentrate into the glass
- On-screen text
- 1 part concentrate
- Transition
- Match the hand position as the water measure enters
S312–19s
“Add two parts cold water.”
- Visual
- Same camera and glass; two measures of water visible
- Action
- Add two equal measures of cold water; keep liquid level continuity
- On-screen text
- 2 parts cold water
- Transition
- Hold the mixed drink, then bring optional milk into frame
S419–25s
“A little milk? That part is up to you.”
- Visual
- Optional milk in a small jug beside the drink
- Action
- Show a small pour of milk, retaining the same glass and lighting
- On-screen text
- Milk, if you like
- Transition
- Follow the hand as it sets the jug down
S525–30s
“Make it your way. View the recipe.”
- Visual
- Finished drink and small recipe card
- Action
- Hand lifts the drink; recipe remains readable
- On-screen text
- View the recipe
- Transition
- End on the recipe, no invented purchase screen
Before you make it
- Packaging and ingredient footage have not been supplied.
- Record the mixing demonstration and measure narration before production approval.
Assumptions & limitations
- Alder Coffee is a fictional controlled test, not a real client.
- Vertical composition; recipe text follows the supplied brief.
- No real product verification or generated audio.
- Shot durations are estimates, not measured editing timings.