One Palette for the Week
Stay with red, green, wood, and paper. The wall stays neutral. A new accent midweek makes the bakery look like a different shop.
Keep one palette for the week: red, green, wood, and paper. The wall stays neutral. Hearth Bakery's biscuit tin can wear a red ribbon, sit on wood, rest on kraft, and share the table with a small green sprig. The wall behind stays warm grey or off-white. Purple light, gold dust, and a new accent each morning make every reel look like a different shop. One product, blank label, no invented logo. The offer is spoken. The shop name goes in the caption. The same palette is the Boxing Day frame too. Four materials and a quiet wall, repeated until Boxing Day. Red is the ribbon, green is a small sprig, wood is the table, paper is kraft or the blank label, and the wall is named warm grey before you generate. The first three seconds show the tin inside this palette while the voice says the tins stay on the counter until four. Purple light, gold dust, or a wall that picked up the ribbon's red is rejected before posting. One product, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and a realistic voice is labeled as AI.
Four materials, one wall
Red is the ribbon. Green is a small sprig or the soft tree in the back, not a green wall. Wood is the table. Paper is kraft or the blank label. Hearth Bakery names the wall as warm grey so it does not join the palette as a fifth loud color. If the wall picks up the ribbon's red, the grade escaped and the still fails. Assign each material, then check the wall. Red ribbon, small green sprig, wooden table, kraft paper, warm grey plaster. The first three seconds show those four materials and the neutral wall while the voice says the tins stay out until four. A green wall, or a fifth loud color, is the still you reject.
Do not add a midweek color
A blue gel, a glitter pass, or a new metallic wrap is a different promo. Keep the tin matte, the label blank, and the highlight limited to the ribbon if you need one. One product stays the hero. The spoken offer remains that the tins stay on the counter until four, said over this familiar set. Keep the tin matte first. If you need a highlight after that, it stays on the ribbon. The offer is spoken over this familiar set. The opening three seconds show the ribbon, the sprig, and the blank label while the line says the tins stay on the counter until four. A blue gel, a glitter pass, or a new metallic wrap is refused.
Repeat it on the next reel
Boxing Day uses the same palette and the same neutral wall, even if the shelf behind is quieter. The caption still says Hearth Bakery. No logo migrates onto the label because the frame feels plain. The first three seconds show the tin inside this palette so the week reads as one shop. The practical cut stays within fifteen to forty-five seconds. Boxing Day repeats the palette and the neutral wall, even when the shelf behind is quieter. The name stays in the caption. The first three seconds show the same ribbon and grey wall while the voice says the tins stay out until four. A logo that migrated onto the label because the frame felt plain is the frame you throw out.
A worked example
All week, Hearth Bakery shows one biscuit tin with a blank label, a red ribbon, kraft paper, and a small green sprig on the wooden table. The wall stays warm grey. The spoken line says the tins stay out until four. The caption names the bakery. A midweek still with purple light and glitter was rejected. Boxing Day repeats the same palette. Ribbon, sprig, wood, kraft, then the same palette on Boxing Day. The first three seconds show the tin with the red ribbon and the small green sprig while the voice says the tins stay out until four. The midweek still with purple light and glitter is rejected before posting.
Before you post
- Only red, green, wood, and paper accent the tin.
- The wall stays neutral.
- The label is blank.
Where Scro fits
Scro keeps each of these promos to one product, the tin, with a blank label and no invented logo. The offer is spoken. The shop name goes in the caption. Export every reel in the week at 9:16. Approve the palette, keep one blank-label tin, and export every reel in the week after the wall is still neutral. The first three seconds show the tin in red, green, wood, and paper while the offer says the tins stay out until four. A new accent or a logo is rejected before posting. If the voice sounds real, the caption says it is AI.
Keep one weekly palette. Finished samples are on the examples page.
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