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Eight-frame storyboard of a Licensed Single Show social acquisition promo, intercutting Brooklyn Nine-Nine footage with green callout cards, a price point, and the Hulu end card.
Summary
An eight-frame storyboard for a Licensed Single Show social-acquisition promo, cutting between Brooklyn Nine-Nine clips, green-framed callout cards, a price-point frame, and the Hulu end card.
Visual description
White page, AV Toolkit section (green pill, "11.0" top-left, "95" top-right). A three-line bold label reads "Promo Structure: Licensed Single Show / Social - Sub Acq". Eight 16x9 panels run in two rows of four on hairline timeline rules with ticks. The sequence intercuts show footage with brand frames: a clip with a green rounded frame overlay (a celebrating office scene), a darker dialogue clip, a black card with a green border showing "Plans Starting at $5.99/Month" in large type, a group ensemble shot, the "BROOKLYN NINE-NINE" key art, a bright green card holding a dark "NOW STREAMING" tile, a black card with green-outlined "NOW STREAMING", and a final black end card with the glowing green "hulu" mark. The Hulu watermark appears bottom-right on the footage frames.
Key takeaway
Storyboarding a paid social promo as an alternating rhythm of licensed footage and branded interstitial cards (green frame, price point, "now streaming", logo), so the cut structure and where the brand asserts itself are both legible from one page. The green border is the connective brand device across otherwise unrelated clips.
Reuse notes
A reusable blueprint for any subscription-acquisition or "now streaming" social spot built on licensed content. The footage-then-card cadence and the fixed closing sequence (CTA card, logo) translate to trailers, app promos, and retention spots. Swap the show and the price point per campaign.
From this deck: Promo Structure, Licensed Single Show
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