Green Tree, Neutral Wall

Let the green tree stay in the background and keep the wall neutral. At Hearth Bakery a small tree can sit behind the biscuit tin, out of focus, while the wall remains warm grey or off-white. The tin is the product and stays in front. If the wall turns green, or the tree fills the frame, the bakery became a tree and the tin is a prop. One product, blank label, no invented logo. The offer is spoken. The shop name goes in the caption. The first three seconds show the tin, with the tree only as depth. The first three seconds show the biscuit tin sharp on the wood, the tree only a soft green shape behind it, while the voice says the tins stay on the counter until four. Reach that open by setting the tin down, placing the small tree behind, naming the wall warm grey, and speaking only after the wall is still grey. A green wall, a tree that fills the frame, or baubles on the lid goes in the discard pile before you post. One tin, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and a realistic voice gets an AI line in the caption.

Size the tree as background

The tree should be smaller in attention than the tin. Place it behind the table, not on the lid and not in the extreme foreground. Hearth Bakery's wall color is named in the prompt so the generator does not paint the plaster the same green as the needles. A neutral wall keeps the tin readable. Size comes before color. Put the tree behind the table, keep it smaller in attention than the tin, name the plaster warm grey, and check the wall before any motion. The first three seconds show the sharp tin and the soft needles while the voice says the tins stay out until four. Plaster painted the same green as the needles is the still you reject.

One hero on the table

The biscuit tin, blank label, one shadow, is the product. Ornaments that migrate onto the tin become a second subject and invite fake marks. Keep baubles on the tree in the back, soft. The spoken line can say the tins stay on the counter until four. That offer is not written on the wall. Baubles stay on the back tree. Leave the blank label and one shadow on the tin, then speak. The open shows the tin as the hero and the line says the tins stay on the counter until four, inside the first three seconds. Ornaments that climbed onto the lid, or a second product on the table, are the stills you reject before posting.

Caption the shop, not the plaster

A worked example

Hearth Bakery puts one biscuit tin on the wooden table. A small tree is soft behind it against a warm grey wall. The label is blank. The spoken line says the tins stay out until four, and the caption names Hearth Bakery. A still that turned the wall green and covered the lid with baubles was rejected. Hearth Bakery reaches the open like this: tin, soft tree, grey wall, spoken hour. The first three seconds show one biscuit tin with the tree behind it while the voice says the tins stay out until four. The green-wall still, the one with baubles on the lid, is the frame you throw out before posting.

Before you post

• The tree is behind the tin.
• The wall is not green.
• The label has no logo.

Where Scro fits

Scro keeps the promo to one product, the tin in front of the tree, with a blank label and no invented logo. The offer is spoken. The shop name goes in the caption. Export the vertical reel at 9:16. Approve the tin in front of the tree, leave the label blank, and export the vertical file only after that. The first three seconds show the product, tree as depth only, while the offer says the tins stay out until four. A green wall or a logo is the still you reject. If the voice sounds real, the caption says it is AI.

Leave the tree in the back. Finished samples are on the examples page.

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