Evening Blue Outside, Warm Inside
Evening blue stays outside the glass. The bakery interior stays warm. The two colors split at the window, not across Jun's face.

Keep evening blue outside the glass and warm light inside. The two colors split at the window. Jun speaks for Hearth Bakery on the warm side of that line, with a lamp or the shop's practical light on his face. The street beyond the pane can go blue. If his skin, the apron, and the wall all turn the same blue, the grade swallowed the room. One person speaks. A realistic face or voice is labeled as AI. Captions for the line sit in the upper-middle, and the practical length is fifteen to forty-five seconds. Split the color at the glass in this order: keep the street blue outside the window; light Jun's face from the shop lamp; check a white plate on the counter stays pale ceramic; then speak. The first three seconds show his warm face against the blue street while he says they close at four. Before you post, reject a blue wash across both cheeks or an apron that turned the same blue as the street. One speaker, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and the caption says the face and voice are AI.
Point at the split
You should be able to put a finger on the window frame and say blue is outside it and warm is inside it. Jun's face is inside. A white plate on the counter should stay a pale ceramic, not a blue disc. If the plate and the street are the same color, the still has one grade and no glass. Find the window frame, confirm the street side is blue and the room side is warm, and only then approve. The first three seconds show the blue street beyond the pane and the warm counter while Jun says the bakery closes at four. Reject, before posting, a plate and a street that became the same color.
Light the face from the room
The key on Jun is the shop lamp or the interior side of the window, not the blue street. Eyes stay readable. A blue rim along the far shoulder is enough to admit the evening. A blue wash across both cheeks hides the mouth and makes the talking frame hard to trust. Reject that wash in the still. Key the face from the room, allow only a thin blue rim on the far shoulder, and read the eyes before motion. The opening three seconds show warm skin and a readable mouth while he says they close at four. Before you post, reject a blue wash across both cheeks that hides the mouth.
One speaker, labeled
Only Jun is in the frame. He can say the bakery closes at four, and one of the caption looks can burn that line in the upper-middle. Because the face and voice are realistic, the post is labeled as AI. Leave the platform's own label where the app places it. Keep only Jun in the frame, burn the hour upper-middle, and label the realistic take. The first three seconds show him on the warm side of the window while he says they close at four. Reject, before posting, a second speaker or a file whose caption never says the face and voice are AI.
A worked example
At dusk, Jun stands inside Hearth Bakery. The street past the window is blue. His face and the wooden counter stay warm. He says they close at four. The caption sits upper-middle, and the post is labeled as AI. A frame that turned his apron blue was not approved. At dusk the order is blue street, warm face, plate check, then the line. The first three seconds show the evening outside the glass and Jun's warm face while he says they close at four. The frame that turned his apron blue is the one you reject before posting. The post says the host is AI.
Before you post
- Blue is outside the window.
- The face is on the warm side.
- The realistic take is labeled as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro keeps one person speaking, Jun, with the line in one of 13 caption styles. Export the reel at 9:16. A realistic face or voice is labeled as AI, and the platform label stays on the post. Approve the warm-side still, caption the line, then export, in that order. The first three seconds show Jun inside the warm room while he says they close at four. Reject a blue grade on the face before posting. The caption says the face and voice are AI.
Split the color at the window. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Do Not Turn the Whole Frame Red.
