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Same green.
Different energy.

The original ideas behind the green hour. Three finished films are now on the campaign page; these boards preserve the early direction.

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Original opening frames and storyboards below. The finished films use revised ten-second sequences.

01 / Motion graphics / 12s / 9:16

Make room.

Graphic shutters snap open around the bottle.

Cream stage panels reveal product details on the beat; flat kinetic typography sits above the physically lit product.

No dialogue
  1. 0—2s
    Open the room

    Start exactly at the opening reference: full bottle centered between two cream stage panels. Panels slide outwards; a quick 10% camera push lands. Bottle remains fixed.

  2. 2—4s
    Into the detail

    Editorial cut on the leftward panel edge to a close-up of the same black pump and cream shoulder. A slim cream graphic bar follows the edge then clears. The pump never activates.

  3. 4—6s
    Green in close-up

    Cut to an overhead macro of a single olive-green shampoo gel smear on cream ceramic. Camera tracks left; no bottle is visible in this insert. No fluid explosion.

  4. 6—8s
    Bring it back

    Panel-edge wipe reveals the same upright bottle on the same pedestal, three-quarter front angle, nozzle still left. Short 15-degree camera arc lands back toward front. Flat large cream letters assemble above the pump.

  5. 8—10s
    The open frame

    Front hero composition. Cream side panels reach their wide-open parked positions. All full product visible; studio shadows stable. Camera eases to a stop.

  6. 10—12s
    Brand resolve

    Same product, pedestal and open panels, absolutely settled. Logo and website are composited into upper negative space, no new world or last-frame transition.

Production note & fallback

Shutter wipe changes the bottle or pedestal.

Generate a simpler fixed-product camera plate; animate the shutters and exact typography in the edit.

Six-shot storyboard for Make room., covering the complete 12 seconds and the branded ending
FULL STORYBOARD / 6 SHOTS Open full size

02 / Motion graphics / 12s / 9:16

Follow the botanicals.

One golden line carries us through three botanical details.

A drawn ochre line links real ingredient close-ups and returns to the unchanged product.

No dialogue
  1. 0—2s
    The line begins

    Start at the cream tabletop opening reference. Single bottle and ingredient clusters unchanged. A flat ochre line grows gently behind the bottle from left to right.

  2. 2—4s
    Amla

    Macro close-up of the same two ribbed green amla fruits at the left of the tabletop. The ochre line curves near them; label is added in the edit.

  3. 4—6s
    Reetha

    Macro of the brown hollow reetha shells on the same cream tabletop under the same window light. No amla replaces a shell, no changing species.

  4. 6—8s
    Shikakai

    Macro of dry dark-brown shikakai pods from the opening still. Their contours stay physical; only the separate flat line draws.

  5. 8—10s
    Rooted together

    Pull back to the same bottle with amla left and shells/pods right. The completed ochre botanical contour stays behind the product and never touches its label.

  6. 10—12s
    A clear signature

    Identical full product and ingredients. Retain completed flat line. Exact brand and website composited above bottle in the edit.

Production note & fallback

Line changes ingredients or becomes a physical vine.

Keep botanical inserts photographic; draw the ochre line and names as separate motion-graphics layers.

Six-shot storyboard for Follow the botanicals., covering the complete 12 seconds and the branded ending
FULL STORYBOARD / 6 SHOTS Open full size

03 / UGC · spoken / 15s / 9:16

Wash-day reset.

“Wash day? Ek minute apne liye.”

A familiar creator introduces the bottle, with quick product and texture inserts between natural direct-to-camera moments.

Roman Urdu · scripted introduction
  1. 0—3s
    Face first

    Start at the supplied female opening frame. Same woman, loose wavy hair, ivory linen shirt, olive tile bathroom. She looks into lens and speaks with a relaxed smile; bottle rests lower right.

  2. 3—5s
    The product

    Close-up of the bottle standing on the exact same counter. No lift, no extra hand. Camera gently pushes 5%; left-facing pump and label unchanged.

  3. 5—7s
    The texture

    Macro of olive-green gel on a small cream ceramic dish on that counter. No bottle, no hands, no sink-water action. One slow sideways move.

  4. 7—10s
    Back to the creator

    Same medium shot as opening. Same loose hair, dry, same wardrobe and earrings. She gestures softly beside the bottle, not across its label. No product-effect or hair transformation shot.

  5. 10—12s
    Make some space

    Same counter composition. She settles into a relaxed pose with one hand lightly at her cheek and the other resting on the counter beside the upright bottle. Keep her face and the label clear.

  6. 12—15s
    The invitation

    Stay in the same bathroom counter composition with original woman visible, same dry hair. Logo and CTA placed in clear area during postproduction; never over face or label.

Read the spoken script

0–3s, to camera: "Wash day? Ek minute apne liye." 3–7s, same voice over inserts: "Yeh hai Furozelle Natural Shampoo—amla, reetha aur shikakai ke saath." 7–11.5s, to camera then settling: "Apni routine mein thori si jagah banao." 11.5–15s: no speech; music resolves. Original warm Pakistani Urdu delivery, conversational, no imitation of a known person.

Production note & fallback

Urdu lip sync, face continuity or bottle scale drifts.

Use a continuous direct-to-camera take with separate product inserts; record or synthesize an authorized original voice-over if native speech fails.

Six-shot storyboard for Wash-day reset., covering the complete 15 seconds and the branded ending
FULL STORYBOARD / 6 SHOTS Open full size

04 / UGC · routine / 12s / 9:16

A moment off.

The phone slides aside. The routine takes over.

A phone-aside gesture begins a tactile, wordless personal routine with a male creator.

No dialogue
  1. 0—2s
    Phone aside

    Start exactly at the male opening reference: phone is already face down lower left. He slides it farther left once, releases it, then looks toward the bottle. Screen never appears.

  2. 2—4s
    A closer look

    Tight product insert on the same counter, bottle front label and left-facing black pump fully readable, no dispenser operation.

  3. 4—6s
    Texture pause

    Macro of an olive-green gel smear on a small cream dish on the same vanity. Bottle and hands out of shot. Sunlight moves only minimally; no product transformation.

  4. 6—8s
    Room to breathe

    Same man from first frame, same short wavy hair and trimmed beard, grey-olive T-shirt. Medium shot: calm exhale, hands resting on counter, bottle lower right, phone stays left and face down.

  5. 8—10s
    The everyday ritual

    Front counter shot of the same bottle, man softly in background with his head briefly supported by one hand. Small camera push settles; dry hair and beard remain unchanged.

  6. 10—12s
    Sign off

    Stable product in foreground, same man and room softly behind. An intentional small editorial cut releases the hand from his cheek; hold the new composition. Add branding in post away from face and label.

Production note & fallback

Finger or phone geometry changes during the slide.

Begin after the phone is already parked to the left and use the sound cue plus a short crop change to imply the pause.

Six-shot storyboard for A moment off., covering the complete 12 seconds and the branded ending
FULL STORYBOARD / 6 SHOTS Open full size

Original AI-created characters and independent campaign concepts, with no customer-result claims. This archive preserves early storyboards and prompt drafts, including directions that changed during production.

The finished ten-second films are on the campaign page. These earlier twelve- and fifteen-second drafts are not the current generation packages.

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