ShowcaseWoofstead, sample brand
Where the dog goes on fireworks night
Reel · 9:16. Built at 1080 × 1920 px.
Woofstead is an invented brand from the app’s sample library. It has no customers and no product, so every figure, name and offer in this piece is fictional. The piece itself is a finished build: it went through the same brief, checks and approval as any other.
What the brief asked for.
From brief.md, the written brief, locked before anything was designed.
Everything in the sections below is quoted from the files this build left behind. Nothing is summarised.
- Audience
- UK dog owners with a noise-nervous dog, the week of 31 December, planning the night and half-dreading it
- The one idea
- you hear New Year's Eve the way your dog does, from under the table, and a calm vet nurse's plan draws the house room by room around the sound, from what is normal to when to call your vet
- Scope
- one 30 s reel, en-GB, 9:16, evidence-explainer in hand-drawn-doodle-art, New Year's Eve fireworks
- Format
- evidence-explainer
- Style
- hand-drawn-doodle-art
- Length
- 30s
- Imagery
- props-only
- Voice
- calm woman in her thirties, kind and plain, the nurse you want on the phone at 10 pm (Alice, the Sound desk's pick)
- Music
- very quiet bed with gaps for the bangs, never a boom of its own, in only from the nurse's first word (bed B, the Sound desk's pick)
- Call to action
- Try your first chat free
- What success looks like
- at thumbnail size, "oh good, that's not an emergency", then saves and shares to other dog owners
- Route
- R1
- Route 0
- a vet nurse gives five tips to camera for getting your dog through New Year's Eve fireworks (talking-head tip list)
- The Route picked
- R1
Why this video
New Year's Eve is the loudest night of the year for a lot of UK dogs, and owners spend the week worrying about it. The reel gives them a plan before the bangs start and says plainly what can wait for the morning and what needs their vet now. The nurse chat closes at 11 pm, so the reel never shows it as midnight help. It uses no fireworks statistics; the only number on file is the brand's demo 61% of night chats.
The lead visual device, and why.
From patterns.json, where each variant declares what it leads with.
Beat 1: First thud
under-table heard frame
Beat 2: Run to the glass
paw-print trail
Beat 3: Curtains and radio
curtain close
Beat 4: Den under the table
den cutaway
Beat 5: 61% of night chats
hand-lettered number
Beat 6: When to ring your vet
front door ajar
Beat 7: Under the table is fine
heard floor plan
What the record says
The approval lines from production/signoffs.md, the file where each approval is written down, and the checks stored with the kept sample.
- brief-locked: 2026-10-01
- approved: 2026-10-01
- Framing
- The dog's ear: every sound arrives on a black or half-drawn frame before its picture, and the floor plan of a terraced house fills in as the answer to where he goes.
- Structure
- Question on a black frame (muffled thud: where does Pip go when it starts?) / stakes (claws skitter, a dotted line runs to the window) / two plan beats (curtains and radio, the den furthest from the glass) / limit (panting that won't stop: call your vet) / verdict + CTA.
- Tone
- Quiet, close, half-voice; the house at 9 pm with the lights low.
- Preflight
- pass
- Check desk
- pass
- Checked
- 2026-10-01
- Kept in the sample library
- 2026-10-02
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