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0:00Which of these do you think is actually more effective?

0:02A scoop of powder that tastes like grass,

0:04a handful of pills that you'll forget to take,

0:07or these little gummies everyone thinks are candy.

0:11Let's talk about it.

0:12You don't have to suffer through a gross morning routine for it to actually be effective.

0:17I see it constantly.

0:18People start with these bitter green powders or stacks of pills they have to swallow every morning.

0:24Hate the taste, get sick of the routine,

0:27and just stop taking them entirely.

0:30But these vitamin gummies,

0:31I swear, they completely flipped that idea.

0:34I know what you're probably thinking, vitamin gummies, no way.

0:38Childhood candy, full of sugar.

0:40but nope, Grüns flipped that.

0:41They're third-party tested and they even ran a 12-week clinical study that showed measurable improvements in blood markers.

0:49You've got low sugar and sugar-free options,

0:51and they're made with pectin,

0:53fruit fiber instead of cheap gelatin.

0:56So no gummy fillers,

0:58no artificial junk.

0:59So if you struggle to stay consistent with your supplements or still think that the stuff that tastes good can't be healthy, this is your proof that it can.

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0:00Which of these do you think is actually more effective? 🤔💡

0:02A scoop of powder that tastes like grass,

0:04a handful of pills that you'll forget to take,

0:06or these little gummies everyone thinks are candy.

0:08Let's talk about it.

0:09You don't have to suffer through a gross morning routine for it to actually be effective.

0:13I see it constantly.

0:14People start with these bitter green powders

0:16or stacks of pills they have to swallow every morning.

0:18Hate the taste, get sick of the routine, and just stop taking them entirely.

0:21But these vitamin gummies,

0:23I swear, they completely

0:25I know what you're probably thinking,

0:27vitamin gummies, no way.

0:29Childhood candy, full of sugar.

0:31but nope, Grüns flipped that.

0:32They're third party tested

0:32eurofins

0:32Quality You Can Trust

0:32Our gummies are regularly tested for all 21 vitamins & minerals to ensure label claims are accurate and clear of contaminants including:

0:3270 Different pesticides

0:324 types of heavy metals

0:3216 different contaminants

0:329 Microbial contaminants

0:33and they even ran a 12-week clinical study

0:35that showed measurable improvements in blood markers.

0:35FOLATE

0:3520.5%

0:35Increase (2.9x vs Placebo)

0:35Placebo

0:35Grüns

0:35VITAMIN C

0:3540.1%

0:35Increase (2.7x vs Placebo)

0:38You've got low sugar

0:39and sugar-free options,

0:40and they're made with pectin,

0:42fruit fiber instead of cheap gelatin.

0:44So no gummy fillers,

0:45no artificial junk.

0:46So if you struggle to stay consistent with your supplements

0:49or still think that the stuff that tastes good can't be healthy,

0:52this is your proof that it can.

0:53Your Daily Greens Made Easy!

0:53grüns

0:53Superfoods Greens Gummies

0:53Fresh & Sweet Taste

0:53Dietary Supplement

0:53SINGLE SERVING (20 g)

0:54Try them today!

0:54gruns.co

Scenes (18)

0:00intro product comparison

The scene opens with a medium shot of a male presenter standing behind a granite kitchen counter. He is centered in the frame, wearing a black t-shirt with a green 'S' logo and 'Pernetti Sports Performance & Nutrition' text. His arms are slightly bent, hands gesturing subtly. On the counter in front of him are three items: a clear glass of water, a small glass container with a tiny scoop of green powder, a small pile of off-white capsules, and a large green pouch labeled 'grüns Superfoods Greens Gummies'. The background features light gray kitchen cabinets and a white subway tile backsplash, indicating a modern kitchen setting. Lighting is bright and even, typical of indoor kitchen lighting. Text overlay reads: 'Which of these do you think is actually more effective?' with a thinking face emoji and a lightbulb emoji. The overall color palette is neutral with accents of green from the products.

0:02split screen greens powder

This is a split-screen shot. The top half maintains the medium shot of the male presenter from the previous scene, still standing in the kitchen and gesturing as he speaks. The bottom half features a close-up, first-person perspective (POV) shot. A hand with short, clean nails holds a glass containing a dark green liquid, and a stirring stick is actively swirling the mixture. The lighting in both frames is consistent, bright, and natural. The overall mood is informative and comparative, contrasting methods of supplement consumption. Text overlay states: 'A scoop of powder that tastes like grass,'. The color palette emphasizes the green of the supplement and the neutral tones of the kitchen.

0:04split screen pills

This scene continues the split-screen format. The top half again shows the male presenter, still in the kitchen, animatedly speaking and gesturing. The bottom half features a close-up, first-person perspective shot of a hand. A white plastic supplement bottle is being tilted, pouring a stream of numerous off-white capsules into the palm of the hand. The lighting remains bright and consistent. Text overlay reads: 'a handful of pills that you'll forget to take,'. The visual contrast between the clean kitchen background and the close-up of the pills highlights the presenter's discussion of different supplement forms.

0:06split screen gummies

The scene maintains the split-screen presentation. The top frame shows the male presenter in the kitchen, actively speaking and gesturing. The bottom frame provides a close-up shot of a hand holding several dark green, bear-shaped gummies. The gummies are resting in the palm of the hand, which is slightly cupped. The lighting is bright and consistent across both frames. The text overlay displays: 'or these little gummies everyone thinks are candy.' This scene completes the comparison of common supplement forms, leading into the discussion about the gummies. The green color of the gummies stands out against the skin tone of the hand.

0:08presenter intro gummies

The scene returns to a medium shot of the male presenter standing behind the kitchen counter. He has a slight smile and is looking directly at the camera, poised to continue his discussion. The green pouch of 'grüns Superfoods Greens Gummies' is visible on the counter to his right, along with the glass of water and the small pile of pills from the initial setup, indicating a return to the broader product comparison. The kitchen environment remains the same. Text overlay reads: 'Let's talk about it.'. The overall bright and clean aesthetic is maintained.

0:09presenter holds drink

The male presenter is shown in a medium shot, standing behind the granite kitchen counter. He is holding the clear glass containing the dark green liquid from the earlier split-screen scene. He holds the glass in his left hand, at waist level, while his right hand is resting on the counter. He is speaking directly to the camera, maintaining eye contact. The kitchen background with light gray cabinets remains visible. Text overlay reads: 'You don't have to suffer through a gross morning routine for it to actually be effective.'. The lighting is bright and uniform. The focus is on the presenter and the green drink, emphasizing the perceived unpleasantness of some healthy routines.

0:12presenter stirs drink

The scene continues with a medium shot of the male presenter in the kitchen. He is now stirring the dark green liquid in the clear glass with a black stirring stick, demonstrating the 'gross morning routine' he just mentioned. His focus shifts slightly to the glass as he performs the action, then back to the camera. A small white bottle, presumably for pills, is now visible on the right side of the counter, replacing the large green gummy pouch temporarily. Text overlay states: 'People start with these bitter green powders'. The kitchen environment and bright lighting are consistent. The action of stirring reinforces the idea of effort in supplement consumption.

0:17presenter holds pill bottle

The scene remains a medium shot of the male presenter in the kitchen. He is now holding the small white pill bottle in his right hand, shaking it slightly to emphasize his point. His left hand holds the glass of green liquid. He speaks directly to the camera with a slightly exasperated expression, portraying the struggle of taking pills. Text overlay reads: 'or stacks of pills they have to swallow every morning. Hate the taste, get sick of the routine, and just stop taking them entirely.'. The kitchen background and lighting remain unchanged. The actions and text highlight common reasons for supplement inconsistency.

0:21split screen opening gummy

The shot transitions back to a split-screen. The top half shows the male presenter, still in the kitchen setting, maintaining an engaged and speaking posture. The bottom half is a close-up POV shot of a pair of hands. The hands are carefully tearing open a small, individual green packet of 'grüns' gummies. A single bear-shaped green gummy is visible being pulled out of the opened packet. The lighting is bright and clear in both sections. Text overlay states: 'But these vitamin gummies, I swear, they completely flip that idea.' This split screen setup serves to visually contrast the previous 'difficult' methods with the ease of the gummy product.

0:24presenter discusses gummies

The scene reverts to a medium shot of the male presenter in the kitchen. He is speaking directly to the camera, using both hands to gesture emphatically. He addresses a common objection regarding gummies. The kitchen counter still holds the large green 'grüns' pouch on the right. The background of light gray cabinets and white tiles remains consistent. Text overlay reads: 'I know what you're probably thinking, vitamin gummies, no way.'. The lighting is bright and clear, focusing on the presenter's persuasive argument.

0:28sugar candy close up

A very close-up shot focuses on a pile of vibrant red, sugar-coated gummy candies. The candies are spilling out of a clear glass jar that lies on its side, occupying the upper left of the frame. The background is dark, creating a strong contrast that makes the red gummies pop. Each gummy has a rough, crystalline texture from the sugar coating. The lighting highlights the sugary texture. Text overlay displays: 'Childhood candy, full of sugar.'. This visual is a direct representation of the

0:31presenter refutes stereotype

The scene returns to the male presenter in a medium shot, standing behind the kitchen counter. He is speaking directly to the camera, with the large green 'grüns' pouch on the counter to his right. He gestures with his hands, refuting the idea that all gummies are unhealthy sugar-filled candies. The kitchen environment remains consistent with bright, even lighting. Text overlay states: 'but nope, Grüns flipped that.'. This serves as a quick transition back to the product, highlighting its differentiation.

0:32presenter quality proof

The scene shows the male presenter in a medium shot in the kitchen. He points his left hand towards a white, rectangular graphic overlay that appears to his left, covering part of the background. The graphic is titled 'Quality You Can Trust' and features the 'eurofins' logo, listing various tests for contaminants (pesticides, heavy metals, etc.). He speaks directly to the camera, emphasizing the product's quality and testing. The large green 'grüns' pouch is visible on the counter to his right. The kitchen environment remains consistent. Text overlay is present on the graphic. This scene acts as a proof point for the product's claims.

0:36presenter clinical study proof

This scene continues with the male presenter in a medium shot in the kitchen. The graphic overlay changes to a bar chart illustrating clinical study results, specifically showing increases in Folate and Vitamin C with 'Grüns' compared to a 'Placebo'. The presenter points to this new graphic with his left hand, highlighting the scientific backing of the product. The green 'grüns' pouch remains visible on the counter. The kitchen setting and lighting are consistent. Text overlay is present within the bar chart, showing percentage increases. This further reinforces the product's effectiveness with scientific data.

0:38presenter gummy ingredients

The scene is a medium shot of the male presenter in the kitchen. He is holding a small, individual green packet of 'grüns' gummies in his hands, showcasing the product while discussing its composition. He gestures with the packet as he talks about low sugar, sugar-free options, and pectin. A single green gummy and the opened individual packet from the previous split-screen shot are on the counter in front of him. The large green 'grüns' pouch is still visible on the far right. The kitchen background and bright lighting are consistent. Text overlay reads: 'You've got low sugar and sugar-free options, and they're made with pectin, fruit fiber instead of cheap gelatin.'. This segment focuses on specific feature breakdown and benefits of the gummies.

0:43presenter no fillers

The male presenter remains in a medium shot in the kitchen. He continues to hold the small green 'grüns' gummy packet, gesturing with it as he reinforces the quality of the product. The open individual packet and a single gummy are still on the counter, with the main 'grüns' pouch nearby. The kitchen background and bright lighting are consistent. Text overlay states: 'So no gummy fillers, no artificial junk.'. This scene serves as a concise summary of the product's clean ingredient profile, further addressing potential objections.

0:46presenter final pitch

In a medium shot, the male presenter stands confidently behind the kitchen counter, still holding the small green 'grüns' gummy packet. He speaks directly to the camera, delivering a concluding statement about the ease and effectiveness of the gummies. The large green 'grüns' pouch is visible on the counter to his right, while the single gummy and open packet are also present. The kitchen background and bright lighting remain consistent. Text overlay reads: 'So if you struggle to stay consistent with your supplements or still think that the stuff that tastes good can't be healthy, this is your proof that it can.'. This is the final persuasive argument and call to action leading into the end card.

0:52end card call to action

The scene is a vibrant green end card with bold yellow text. At the top, 'Your Daily Greens Made Easy!' is displayed. Below this, a flat lay image of a single green 'grüns' gummy packet with the bear logo is centered. Smaller, darker green bear-shaped gummies are scattered around the main packet, creating a playful effect. At the bottom, 'Try them today!' appears, followed by a shopping cart icon and 'gruns.co'. The background is a solid, bright green. The overall color palette is green and yellow, directly reflecting the brand's colors. The text is clear and highly readable, designed for a direct call to action. There is no camera motion, and it's purely graphic based.

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