VidovaHotel stay teaser
A square post for a small hotel or holiday rental: one whole day in about 15 seconds, from a cool dawn to a golden sunset.
What Vidova will do
Make a 15-second, 1:1 feed post for my small hotel that shows one whole day of a stay. Each moment, from waking up to the sunset, dissolves slowly into the next while the colour warms from a cool dawn to a golden evening. End on my hotel's name and how to book over the last of the sun. Footage: I attach three to six clips of my place across one day, in order: the room in the morning, breakfast, the pool or the garden, the sunset. Slow glides and pushes work best. Put them in the order of the light, not the floor plan. The last clip needs the sun or the view in the upper two thirds, so the name fits under it. Moments: Each moment holds about 3.8 to 4.9 seconds, and the next one fades in over it for 0.8 seconds on a soft curve. With four moments they start at 0, 3.4, 6.4 and 9.4 seconds, and the post ends at about 14.3 seconds. Every moment creeps in about 5 percent, fast at the start and still moving at the cut. The light: The grade follows the sun. The first moment is cool (temperature -10), each next moment is a step warmer, and the sunset is golden (+20). Saturation rises a little and the vignette deepens with it, so the viewer feels the day pass. Words: Almost no copy. One short line I give you, 2 to 6 words, sits on the first moment from about 0.46 seconds, in Instrument Serif at 68 pixels on a dark band at 90 percent, on the edge the view leaves clear. Use two lines at most in the whole post, and none on the last moment. Ending: At about 10.65 seconds, a deep warm band (#1c1410) rises from the bottom edge over the sunset. My hotel's name rises on it in off-white Instrument Serif at 112 pixels. At 11 seconds, how to book blurs in under it in Red Hat Display at 42 pixels, with my website in a sunlit apricot (#e9a46b). Keep the sun and the horizon clear. Sound: The place's own sound low, at 50 percent: the sea, the cups, the water. A soft, slow jazz, bossa nova or piano track at 45 percent fades in over the first second and out over the last 1.6 seconds, and the last moment's own sound fades with it. Add no sound effects.
