0:00hallway closed attic
A medium shot frames a narrow residential hallway from a low, slightly upward-looking perspective. On the left side of the frame, a white wooden banister with vertical spindles is partially visible. The floor is covered in light-colored hardwood, reflecting soft, ambient light. The walls are painted a uniform, warm, light beige or off-white color, giving the space a clean feel. Directly in the center of the frame, a white-framed window is visible, brightly lit by natural light, suggesting an obscured view of the outside, possibly a cloudy day. Above the window, at the very top of the frame, is a closed rectangular attic access hatch, constructed from light-colored wooden planks and bordered by a lighter wood trim. Subtle dust motes can be seen floating in the air, faintly illuminated by the light from the window. A bright red rectangular text overlay is present in the middle of the screen, reading "Not ready to face the attic?". The overall color scheme is warm, natural, and minimalist, emphasizing beige, white, and light wood tones.
0:00attic debris falling
This scene continues with the same medium shot framing and low, upward-looking perspective of the residential hallway as the previous scene. The white wooden banister remains visible on the left, the light hardwood floor below, and the warm beige walls. The brightly lit white-framed window is still centered in the midground. The central action involves the attic access hatch, previously closed, now forcefully opening upwards and outwards. This reveals a dark and seemingly cluttered attic space above. Immediately, a cascade of various household items begins to fall rapidly from the attic opening towards the hallway floor. These items include several brown cardboard boxes, bundles of fabric (appearing as blankets or clothing), and other unidentifiable debris. As they fall, a substantial cloud of dust and small particles erupts and fills the air, creating a chaotic and dusty atmosphere. The falling items impact and scatter across the hardwood floor. One notable item that lands upright is a cardboard box clearly labeled "WINTER DECOR" in dark letters. The natural light from the window strongly backlights the falling debris, accentuating the dust. The bright red rectangular text overlay, "Not ready to face the attic?", remains prominently displayed in the center of the frame, adding to the visual narrative of reluctance.
0:04angi logo and tagline
A static, graphic screen takes over the entire frame. The background is a solid, vibrant, and warm shade of red, similar to a coral or reddish-orange, dominating the entire visual field. Centered horizontally and vertically in the upper half of the screen is the Angi brand logo. The word "Angi" is presented in a bold, clean, white sans-serif typeface, with the 'A' character featuring a distinctive, elegant loop that extends upwards and then back down. Directly below this main logo, in a smaller, white sans-serif font, the website address "Angi.com" is displayed. Subsequently, a white text phrase, "We've got you.", fades in below "Angi.com". This phrase then smoothly transitions and fades out, to be replaced by a new white text phrase: "Find a skilled pro on Angi today.". This transition creates a clear call to action. The overall color palette is simple yet impactful, relying solely on the contrast between the bright red background and the crisp white typography, conveying a sense of modernity and clarity. There are no other visual elements, textures, or camera movements.
