Rain on the Shop Window

Keep the rain on the shop window and keep the inside dry. Jun speaks for Hearth Bakery from behind the counter. Beads of water sit on the glass. His hair, his apron, and the wood in front of him stay dry. If the face is wet, the storm moved into the room and the still is wrong. One person speaks. The first three seconds can be the closing line, with captions in the upper-middle where the reel interface is not covering the words. A realistic face or voice is labeled as AI. Leave any platform label where the app puts it. Split the weather in this order: put the raindrops on the shop window; place Jun a step back with dry hair, a dry apron, and a dry counter; check the mouth is clear; then let him speak. The first three seconds show the wet glass and his dry face while he says the bakery closes at four. Before you post, reject a wet face, a soaked collar, or rain on the counter. One speaker, fifteen to forty-five seconds, captions in the upper-middle, and the caption says the face and voice are AI.

Put the water on the pane

Name the rain as drops on the window, outside the room. Jun is a step back from the glass, apron dry, counter dry. A prompt that only says rainy mood will soak the face and hide the mouth. You need the mouth clear because one person is speaking the bakery line, not posing in a storm. Name the drops as outside the room, keep Jun back from the glass, and approve a clear mouth before the line. The first three seconds show rain on the pane and a dry apron while he says they close at four. Reject, before posting, a still that soaked the face and hid the mouth.

Match the light to indoors

The face takes the warm shop light. The window can be a cool grey behind him. If the whole frame goes blue and wet, you lost the split the glass is supposed to make. Reject a still where the collar is darkened by rain. The talking clip should not start dripping after you approved a dry frame. Light the face with the warm shop lamp, leave the window a cool grey, and compare those two zones before motion. The opening three seconds show a dry Jun against the rainy glass while he says the bakery closes at four. Before you post, reject a blue wet grade across the collar or a clip that starts dripping after a dry approval.

Label the realistic take

A worked example

Jun stands inside Hearth Bakery with rain on the street window and a dry counter. He says the bakery closes at four. His hair and apron are dry, and the mouth is clear. Captions sit upper-middle. The post is labeled as AI. A still that wetted his face was rejected before he spoke. Jun's order is rain on the glass, dry counter, clear mouth, then the line. The first three seconds show the street window beaded with water and his dry hair while he says the bakery closes at four. The still that wetted his face is the one you reject before posting. The post says the host is AI.

Before you post

• Rain is only on the glass.
• Hair, apron, and counter are dry.
• The realistic host is labeled as AI.

Where Scro fits

Scro keeps Jun as the one person speaking in this rain reel. The line can use one of 13 caption styles. Export at 9:16. Label a realistic face or voice as AI, and leave the platform disclosure on the post. Approve the dry still, set the line in a caption style, then export at 9:16, in that order. The first three seconds show rain only on the glass while Jun says they close at four. Reject a wet face before posting. The caption says the face and voice are AI, and the platform label stays where the app puts it.

Keep the rain on the glass. Finished samples are on the examples page.

Related: Evening Blue Outside, Warm Inside.