A drawn preview — the real catalog arrives at launch.
Street interview
A staged street sketch: a host stops a passer-by with a quick question about your category, and the answer leads to your offer.
At a glance
- Typical length
- 19 s
- Credits at this length
- 1,900 credits
- Formats
- 9:16 vertical · 4:5 feed · 1:1 square · 16:9 wide
- Languages
- Hebrew · English
- Presenter
- Yes — a catalog or exclusive presenter
4:5 and 1:1 are free crops of the vertical master; 16:9 is re-shot shot by shot.
What it is
The microphone-on-the-street format, played as the sketch it is. A host asks a passer-by something fun about your category — a guess, a choice, a "did you know" — the reveal brings in your product, and the host closes with the offer.
Why it works
A question in the first second invites the viewer to answer it too — and to stay for the reveal.
Shot by shot
| Shot | Shows | What happens | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| s1 | Presenter | The host's question | 3 s |
| s2 | Presenter | The passer-by's guess | 3 s |
| s3 | Presenter | The follow-up | 3 s |
| s4 | Product | The reveal: your product | 3 s |
| s5 | Presenter | The reaction | 2 s |
| s6 | Presenter | The host's offer | 3 s |
| s7 | End card | End card: logo and where to buy | 2 s |
| Total | 19 s | ||
Best for
Food, neighbourhood businesses, apps and anything with a surprising fact or price.
What you bring
The question, the true answer, and the offer.
Keep it honest
Everyone on screen is an AI character in a staged scene. They ask and guess; they never claim to be your customers or to have used your product.
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