Source is 720×1280, so these are a 1.5× scale with no crop — the framing is exactly what the camera operator shot.
EL15P-A
El Zapateado
9:16 · 15s · 1080×1920 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
The drum you see struck is the beat you hear. Ceremony, children and spectacle inside fifteen seconds. Since round 53 the close lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s — the butterfly closer is now end card, one second more of the card on screen.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
The identity card — arden fair presents Ofrendas y Recuerdos — lands at 3.1s, once the drum, the chalice and the procession have earned attention, and holds four beats, two seconds (it replaced the kid hat-tip shot in round 53). The close then swaps that block for JOIN US in gold over the details. Brand in the middle, call to action at the end.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
La Tarde as a film. The carousel you picked, carried into the fifteen: the identity card at 1.0s, PERFORMANCES over the dancing rather than beside it, then the community altar and arts & crafts as the carousel's own photographs. The cards are drawn by the carousel's own builder on its grid, but the film's copies carry no ruby tint (round 59): the photographs run clean here while the approved carousel keeps its wash, and each card's type plate is still asserted identical to its carousel twin, so only the background differs. The footage is ungraded too - the magenta cast is off the moving shots, and the tint now lives only on the end title. The waves slide in once and hold for the whole spot, so card → footage → card is continuous at the pixel. The feature graphics carry the headline alone (round 56 — the three sub-lines are gone from the film AND from the Meta carousel; each headline holds its exact position, because the layout still reserves the line's space rather than closing up). The one thing the film owns is the end title, typeset like the -B end card (round 54), asserted to match that card's type plate exactly.
Built from the portrait master rather than re-cut: the same 720×1280 source scaled to 1080 wide — the identical 1.5× as the portrait, so there is no extra upscale — then a 1:1 window taken from it, sitting slightly above centre so hats and headdresses stay in frame.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
The A cut squared — same edit, same music, cropped 1:1 from the portrait master at the same 1.5× scale, so there is no extra upscale. Like EL15P-A, the close now lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15P-C squared. Same edit and the same cards — the feature graphics carry the headline alone, and the end title is typeset like the -B card — but the footage is framed 1:1 per shot from the source rather than cropped out of the portrait master: the chalice raise and the arms-out skirt need different windows at 1:1 to stay clear of the waves and the type.
El Héroe: one cropped hero fills the left two-thirds and a copy rail holds the right. The rail is not a panel with a ground of its own — it is the right third of the closing card, cropped from the identical photograph and waves, so when a hard edge wipes right to left at 12.07s the close reads as a reveal of the artwork you have been looking at all along.
The cost, stated plainly: a 720-wide source filling 1280×1080 is a 1.78× upscale — the only element in the set above 1.5×. Worth judging on a big screen.
EL15H-A
El Héroe
El Zapateado
16:9 · 15s · 1920×1080 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
El Héroe: one cropped hero across the left two-thirds with a copy rail on the right. The rail is the right third of the closing card — same photograph, same waves — so when a hard edge wipes right to left at 12.1s, the close reads as a reveal of the artwork you have been looking at all along. The rail carries the identity, then swaps to “A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage” on the beat at 6.1s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15H-A with a voiceover — bit-identical picture, read by the Arden Fair brand voice. The read here is X4G (Spanish: ESS) — the approved script on eleven_v3, with Arden Fair spoken in English in both languages. A livelier pair was tried and withdrawn: pushing the delivery to stability 0.32 lifted pitch jitter 14–38% on every Spanish line and 7–26% in English, which is what made the Spanish read warble. On eleven_v3 the copy had to give a little. Measured line by line, v3 reads this voice slower on the brand line (+20%) and the call to action (+14%) than the v2 read — and removing the [excited] tags did not buy that back, so the full script runs 14.86s of speech in a fifteen-second spot however it is generated. X4G fits by dropping four words of lead-in (An afternoon of) and keeps Folklórico, live music, and art. The earlier tagged attempts X4T and XEST had to cut far more, including sábado in Spanish. Brand, then “a free celebration of Hispanic heritage”, then a spoken call to action that says the same words as the card: Join us Saturday, October twenty-fourth, one to four. The score sits 9 dB down throughout and dips 4 dB further under each line. Hear every read side by side →
Built on their own six-second score, and derived from the fifteens rather than authored separately: BU06H is EL15H-A's construction — hero, identity rail, wipe, close — and BU06P opens and closes the body on EL15P-A's own first and last shots.
BU06P
Bumper
9:16 · 6s · 1080×1920 · 180 frames · −14 LUFS
0s2s4s6s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15P-A cut to six seconds. Opens on the same drum strike and closes the body on the butterfly spread the fifteen closed on until round 53 — the bumper keeps it. Five shots rather than six — six cuts inside 3.6s read as a flicker — and the two shots that fronted the JCPenney fascia are swapped for sign-free moments from the same edit, since portrait cannot crop it out the way the 16:9 hero does.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15H-A cut to six seconds. Same hero-and-rail construction and the same wipe into the close. A 3.6s body cannot read two rail states — the second would be fully on screen for about 0.7s — so the rail carries the identity alone and the close does the rest. Card holds 2.4s: 40% of a non-skippable spot spent on recall.
The same eight cuts with Spanish on-screen copy — same edit, same framing, same music, same beat grid. EL15H-B-ES also carries a Spanish voiceover, read by the same Arden Fair brand voice. Codes take an -ES suffix; English stays unmarked.
Vertical · Quince segundos
3 · P15Shorts / Reels / TikTok
EL15P-A-ES
El Zapateado
9:16 · 15s · 1080×1920 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15P-A — every on-screen line translated. The drum you see struck is the beat you hear. Ceremony, children and spectacle inside fifteen seconds. Since round 53 the close lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s — the butterfly closer is now end card, one second more of the card on screen.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15P-B — every on-screen line translated. The identity card — arden fair presents Ofrendas y Recuerdos — lands at 3.1s, once the drum, the chalice and the procession have earned attention, and holds four beats, two seconds (it replaced the kid hat-tip shot in round 53). The close then swaps that block for JOIN US in gold over the details. Brand in the middle, call to action at the end.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15P-C — every on-screen line translated. La Tarde as a film. The carousel you picked, carried into the fifteen: the identity card at 1.0s, PERFORMANCES over the dancing rather than beside it, then the community altar and arts & crafts as the carousel's own photographs. The cards are drawn by the carousel's own builder on its grid, but the film's copies carry no ruby tint (round 59): the photographs run clean here while the approved carousel keeps its wash, and each card's type plate is still asserted identical to its carousel twin, so only the background differs. The footage is ungraded too - the magenta cast is off the moving shots, and the tint now lives only on the end title. The waves slide in once and hold for the whole spot, so card → footage → card is continuous at the pixel. The feature graphics carry the headline alone (round 56 — the three sub-lines are gone from the film AND from the Meta carousel; each headline holds its exact position, because the layout still reserves the line's space rather than closing up). The one thing the film owns is the end title, typeset like the -B end card (round 54), asserted to match that card's type plate exactly.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-A — every on-screen line translated. The A cut squared — same edit, same music, cropped 1:1 from the portrait master at the same 1.5× scale, so there is no extra upscale. Like EL15P-A, the close now lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-B — every on-screen line translated. The B cut squared: identity card at 3.1s for two seconds, JOIN US close.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-C — every on-screen line translated. EL15P-C squared. Same edit and the same cards — the feature graphics carry the headline alone, and the end title is typeset like the -B card — but the footage is framed 1:1 per shot from the source rather than cropped out of the portrait master: the chalice raise and the arms-out skirt need different windows at 1:1 to stay clear of the waves and the type.
The close reads SÚMATE rather than a literal translation of JOIN US: acompáñanos is one unbreakable eleven-character word that would have capped the headline at 104px against the English 250px and collapsed the composition. SÚMATE is 4% wider than JOIN US, so the card keeps its balance.
EL15H-A-ES
El Héroe
El Zapateado
16:9 · 15s · 1920×1080 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15H-A — every on-screen line translated. El Héroe: one cropped hero across the left two-thirds with a copy rail on the right. The rail is the right third of the closing card — same photograph, same waves — so when a hard edge wipes right to left at 12.1s, the close reads as a reveal of the artwork you have been looking at all along. The rail carries the identity, then swaps to “A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage” on the beat at 6.1s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15H-B — every on-screen line translated, and the voiceover re-read in Spanish by the same brand voice. EL15H-A with a voiceover — bit-identical picture, read by the Arden Fair brand voice. The read here is X4G (Spanish: ESS) — the approved script on eleven_v3, with Arden Fair spoken in English in both languages. A livelier pair was tried and withdrawn: pushing the delivery to stability 0.32 lifted pitch jitter 14–38% on every Spanish line and 7–26% in English, which is what made the Spanish read warble. On eleven_v3 the copy had to give a little. Measured line by line, v3 reads this voice slower on the brand line (+20%) and the call to action (+14%) than the v2 read — and removing the [excited] tags did not buy that back, so the full script runs 14.86s of speech in a fifteen-second spot however it is generated. X4G fits by dropping four words of lead-in (An afternoon of) and keeps Folklórico, live music, and art. The earlier tagged attempts X4T and XEST had to cut far more, including sábado in Spanish. Brand, then “a free celebration of Hispanic heritage”, then a spoken call to action that says the same words as the card: Join us Saturday, October twenty-fourth, one to four. The score sits 9 dB down throughout and dips 4 dB further under each line. Hear every read side by side →
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as BU06P — every on-screen line translated. EL15P-A cut to six seconds. Opens on the same drum strike and closes the body on the butterfly spread the fifteen closed on until round 53 — the bumper keeps it. Five shots rather than six — six cuts inside 3.6s read as a flicker — and the two shots that fronted the JCPenney fascia are swapped for sign-free moments from the same edit, since portrait cannot crop it out the way the 16:9 hero does.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as BU06H — every on-screen line translated. EL15H-A cut to six seconds. Same hero-and-rail construction and the same wipe into the close. A 3.6s body cannot read two rail states — the second would be fully on screen for about 0.7s — so the rail carries the identity alone and the close does the rest. Card holds 2.4s: 40% of a non-skippable spot spent on recall.
Facebook and Instagram placements built to the client's spec sheet. Statics and carousels are new designs on the campaign's own photographs; the videos are the approved cuts reframed for the placement. The link destination is @shopardenfair; the artwork carries the Arden Fair lockup, not the handle. The Spanish set is on its own tab, Meta Ads (ES). Gold border = the recommended pick.
Statics · Feed
2 · ST00S1080×1080 · JPG
Equilibrio
Approved
Description
The approved end card as a still — byte-identical to the square delivered with EL15S-A.
Zero new approvals; the campaign's known quantity. Its venue and partner lines are 21–26px on the square — fine after 12 seconds of footage, small for a standalone static.
3 · ST00P1080×1920 · JPG · type kept out of the top 14% and bottom 20%
Equilibrio
Approved
Description
The approved end card as a still, with the partnership block lifted clear of Meta's band.
Zero new approvals; the campaign's known quantity. Its venue and partner lines are 21–26px on the square — fine after 12 seconds of footage, small for a standalone static.
The kids who come → performances → the altar → arts & crafts → join us. Each feature is a real photograph of it: full-bleed on feed; on stories the photograph runs as a sharp band over its own blurred wash. The lockup on card 1 only; the date, time and call to action on the close only.
Opens on the image the client already approved as a static, then the three selling points on their own photographs, and the approved close. Three rounds of review rejected the overhead aerial that used to open it: no subject.
The kids who come → performances → the altar → arts & crafts → join us. Each feature is a real photograph of it: full-bleed on feed; on stories the photograph runs as a sharp band over its own blurred wash. The lockup on card 1 only; the date, time and call to action on the close only.
Opens on the image the client already approved as a static, then the three selling points on their own photographs, and the approved close. Three rounds of review rejected the overhead aerial that used to open it: no subject.
Video · Feed
41:1 and 4:5 · H.264 · constant frame rate
EL15S-A, EL15S-B and EL15S-C pass Meta's feed spec unchanged — 1:1, 1080×1080, H.264 High, AAC 48 kHz stereo. EL15F-A is the A cut at 4:5, Meta's preferred feed ratio and 30% more of every dancer than square. Every placement here is asserted against the spec on each build — ratio, minimum width, codec, audio, duration and file size — so a re-cut cannot reach this page in the wrong shape. EL15S-C is the La Tarde variant, added once its graphics were updated; its 9:16 twin is not in Stories, because since round 54 its end title is the -B card's and that card inks 22px past Meta's bottom exclusion zone — Stories would need its own lifted master, the way EL15R-A and EL15R-B are built.
EL15S-A
El Zapateado
1:1 · 15s · 1080×1080 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
The A cut squared — same edit, same music, cropped 1:1 from the portrait master at the same 1.5× scale, so there is no extra upscale. Like EL15P-A, the close now lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15P-C squared. Same edit and the same cards — the feature graphics carry the headline alone, and the end title is typeset like the -B card — but the footage is framed 1:1 per shot from the source rather than cropped out of the portrait master: the chalice raise and the arms-out skirt need different windows at 1:1 to stay clear of the waves and the type.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15S-A reframed to 4:5 — Meta's preferred feed ratio, and 30% more of every dancer than square at the same 1.5× scale. Three shots that cleared the JCPenney fascia at 1:1 by cropping to the floor cannot at 4:5, so they carry a punch-in of 1.10 / 1.22 / 1.26 (1.65–1.89× of source, against the 1.78× accepted on the hero) and one in-point moves 0.3s past a legible “JC”. Same edit (with the longer close), same music, same beat grid.
The approved YouTube portrait cuts ink one line 22px into Meta's bottom exclusion zone. These are the same cuts with the end card lifted clear; the YouTube files are untouched.
EL15R-A
Meta-safe card
El Zapateado
9:16 · 15s · 1080×1920 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15P-A for Meta Stories and Reels. Same cut, including the longer close (the card lands at 11.4s); the end card is rebuilt with the partnership block lifted 60px so every line clears Meta's bottom-20% exclusion zone (the approved YouTube card inks 22px past it). The Ofrendas lockup narrows 648→538px to make room — the card shrinks the lockup, never the type.
The Meta set in Spanish. Same placements, same photographs, same spec — every on-screen line translated, and the code carries an -ES suffix so each asset keeps its own version history alongside its English twin. Brands stay in English: Ofrendas y Recuerdos, Arden Fair, Visionary Collective. Gold border = the recommended pick.
Estáticos · Feed
2 · ST00S1080×1080 · JPG
Equilibrio
Approved
Description
The approved end card as a still — byte-identical to the square delivered with EL15S-A.
Zero new approvals; the campaign's known quantity. Its venue and partner lines are 21–26px on the square — fine after 12 seconds of footage, small for a standalone static.
3 · ST00P1080×1920 · JPG · el texto fuera del 14% superior y el 20% inferior
Equilibrio
Approved
Description
The approved end card as a still, with the partnership block lifted clear of Meta's band.
Zero new approvals; the campaign's known quantity. Its venue and partner lines are 21–26px on the square — fine after 12 seconds of footage, small for a standalone static.
The kids who come → performances → the altar → arts & crafts → join us. Each feature is a real photograph of it: full-bleed on feed; on stories the photograph runs as a sharp band over its own blurred wash. The lockup on card 1 only; the date, time and call to action on the close only.
Opens on the image the client already approved as a static, then the three selling points on their own photographs, and the approved close. Three rounds of review rejected the overhead aerial that used to open it: no subject.
The kids who come → performances → the altar → arts & crafts → join us. Each feature is a real photograph of it: full-bleed on feed; on stories the photograph runs as a sharp band over its own blurred wash. The lockup on card 1 only; the date, time and call to action on the close only.
Opens on the image the client already approved as a static, then the three selling points on their own photographs, and the approved close. Three rounds of review rejected the overhead aerial that used to open it: no subject.
Video · Feed
41:1 y 4:5 · H.264 · cuadro constante
The same four placements as the English feed, re-rendered with Spanish cards. Every one is asserted against Meta's spec on each build — ratio, minimum width, codec, audio, duration and file size.
EL15S-A-ES
El Zapateado
1:1 · 15s · 1080×1080 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-A — every on-screen line translated. The A cut squared — same edit, same music, cropped 1:1 from the portrait master at the same 1.5× scale, so there is no extra upscale. Like EL15P-A, the close now lands at 11.4s and holds 3.6s.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-B — every on-screen line translated. The B cut squared: identity card at 3.1s for two seconds, JOIN US close.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15S-C — every on-screen line translated. EL15P-C squared. Same edit and the same cards — the feature graphics carry the headline alone, and the end title is typeset like the -B card — but the footage is framed 1:1 per shot from the source rather than cropped out of the portrait master: the chalice raise and the arms-out skirt need different windows at 1:1 to stay clear of the waves and the type.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15F-A — every on-screen line translated. EL15S-A reframed to 4:5 — Meta's preferred feed ratio, and 30% more of every dancer than square at the same 1.5× scale. Three shots that cleared the JCPenney fascia at 1:1 by cropping to the floor cannot at 4:5, so they carry a punch-in of 1.10 / 1.22 / 1.26 (1.65–1.89× of source, against the 1.78× accepted on the hero) and one in-point moves 0.3s past a legible “JC”. Same edit (with the longer close), same music, same beat grid.
29:16 · el texto fuera del 14% superior y el 20% inferior
The Spanish Meta-safe masters. The Spanish close runs longer than the English one, so it was the case worth checking: its type inks rows 395–1498 against Meta's 269–1536 band, well inside.
EL15R-A-ES
Meta-safe card
El Zapateado
9:16 · 15s · 1080×1920 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15R-A — every on-screen line translated. EL15P-A for Meta Stories and Reels. Same cut, including the longer close (the card lands at 11.4s); the end card is rebuilt with the partnership block lifted 60px so every line clears Meta's bottom-20% exclusion zone (the approved YouTube card inks 22px past it). The Ofrendas lockup narrows 648→538px to make room — the card shrinks the lockup, never the type.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · coloured bars are cards, gold is the end card · hover or tap a bar
Description
Spanish copy. Same edit, same framing, same music as EL15R-B — every on-screen line translated. EL15P-B for Meta Stories and Reels. Same lift as EL15R-A; the mid-roll identity card (3.1s, two seconds, as on EL15P-B) was already clear of the zone.
Audio spots for streaming radio and podcasts, in English and Spanish, with the 300×250 companion banner that shows beside the spot where the platform has one. The spots are the final mixes as delivered, WAV at 44.1 kHz and 16-bit. The file behind every Download is byte-identical to the one we were given, checked on every build.
Both banners come in English and Spanish, and only PRESENTS / PRESENTA changes between them. Run the English pair beside the English spots and the Spanish pair beside the Spanish ones.
Event logo · English
SA00M-A · 300×250 · JPG · 29 KBDescription
arden fair PRESENTS and the Ofrendas y Recuerdos lockup on the magenta ground, between the UnchARTed waves.
The same stack as the dancer banner, at the same sizes, so the two read as a pair.
The organic set — what gets posted, not what gets bought. 9 finished assets in their own visual system, taken into custody unmodified: the file behind every Download is byte-identical to the one delivered, asserted on every build. Previews are JPEG so the page stays quick; the download never is. No paid spec is checked against these — an organic post carries no text-band or file-size rule.
The three-card carousel as posted: the event, what is on, and the invitation.
Card 1 sets the occasion, card 2 answers “what do we actually do there”, card 3 closes on the altar photograph and the RSVP. The two other files in the same export batch are standalone posts, not cards 4 and 5.
Feed posts
3 · OS00F1080×1350 · 4:5 · standalone
One-pager
Description
Everything on a single card: the occasion, the four activities, the partner credit, the venue and the date.
Clean footage and brand parts for anyone making their own posts about the event. The films are the portrait A cut and the four Meta feed cuts with every graphic taken out: same edit, same shots, same music. Every Download is the full-quality file, not the web preview.
In the adOn this tab
Card seconds. The end card becomes the dancer photograph: no wash, waves, logos or type, the same slow push.
In the adOn this tab
La Tarde footage. Re-rendered without the waves, scrim and PERFORMANCES title. The top and bottom of the frame show again.
Clean films
5 · SRC9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 · 15s · the ads' music · no graphics
Grey bars are the camera shots, identical to the ad. Pink bars are the seconds where the ad showed a card; they now show that card's photograph with nothing on it. Hover a bar for the frame.
EL15P-A-SRC
Clean
El Zapateado · clean
9:16 · 15s · 1080×1920 · 450 frames · −14 LUFS
0s5s10s15s
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · pink bars are the card seconds, now the photograph alone · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15P-A without its graphics. The 9:16 YouTube cut. Its fourteen shots are the approved film's own frames, bit for bit. From 11.4s the end card becomes the dancer photograph it was drawn over, framed as the card framed her and pushing in the same way, with no wash, waves, logos or type. Same music, same mix.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · pink bars are the card seconds, now the photograph alone · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15S-A without its graphics. The fourteen shots are the approved film's own frames, bit for bit. From 11.4s the end card becomes the photograph it was drawn over — the dancer, with no wash, waves, logos or type — pushing in exactly as the card did. Same music, same mix. A store poster behind her headdress, which the card's top wave used to cover, is softened the way the Big & Tall sign in the same photograph already was.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · pink bars are the card seconds, now the photograph alone · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15S-B without its graphics. The identity card at 3.1s and the JOIN US close from 12.3s both become the dancer photograph they were drawn over, so she appears twice, as she does under the ad's cards. Every other frame is the approved film's, bit for bit.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · pink bars are the card seconds, now the photograph alone · hover or tap a bar
Description
La Tarde without its graphics. Re-rendered from the camera files with no waves, scrim or PERFORMANCES title, so the top and bottom of every dance shot show again. The carousel's photographs play clean: the vaqueritos, the altar (its memorial portraits stay blurred, as on every altar image in this campaign), the sugar-skull tray and the dancer. The EXIT sign removed from the chalice raise in round 53 stays removed.
Cut timeline · one bar per shot · pink bars are the card seconds, now the photograph alone · hover or tap a bar
Description
EL15F-A without its graphics. The 4:5 cut with its three punch-ins, footage identical to the approved film, and the end card replaced by its photograph.
1 · 3 weightsTTF · SIL Open Font License, included
Poppins
Bold · SemiBold · Medium · TTF · with OFL.txt · 216 KBDescription
Bold sets the date, the time and JOIN US. SemiBold sets the venue. Medium sets PRESENTS and the partner line. These are the three weights every card in the campaign uses.
Free under the SIL Open Font License 1.1: use it, embed it, share it. Keep OFL.txt with the files. Poppins is also on Google Fonts.
PNG · transparent · 9:16 and 1:1 · English and Spanish · wash layer included · 1.2 MBDescription
arden fair PRESENTS and the Ofrendas lockup between the waves, on transparency. The type is white: put the wash layer, or dark footage, under it.
This is the -B identity card's own type plate, with no date, so it never goes out of date. The wash layer is the cards' own magenta wash as one flat layer. English and Spanish, in 9:16 and 1:1.
Bill it as arden fair PRESENTS Ofrendas y Recuerdos.
The people in the footage were released for the campaign's ads. Check with Arden Fair before using them anywhere else.
Poppins is free under the SIL Open Font License. Keep OFL.txt with the files.
In Spanish, set “EN” in Poppins Medium beside the arden fair wordmark. The AT lockup is English only.
Decided this round
signed off 9 September — what each pick changed
Nothing is waiting on you here. The sign-off page → is kept as the record of what was chosen against what it replaced.
1 · The El Héroe close → flipped
Details left, JOIN US right, the detail lines a third larger, the host mark scaled to match. Live on EL15H-A, EL15H-B, BU06H and the three Spanish twins. In Spanish, SÚMATE now clears the dancer's face — the previous close ran across it. The design and its measurements →
Open, and yours: flipped, the call to action sits where YouTube draws its Skip button for the last 2.5s. Worth one look in the ad account's preview before the buy.
2 · The voiceover → livelier English, English brand name in Spanish
English keeps every approved word and gains a warmer delivery — no tags, nothing trimmed. Spanish now says Arden Fair in English, lifted from the approved English take. The reads →
The tag experiment is recorded there too: the model that reads tags paces this voice 25–40% slower, so tags cost words. It produced the finding, not the deliverable.
3 · EL15P-C / EL15S-C → built
La Tarde's graphics on the fifteen — the carousel as a film — now a delivered variant in both languages. How the structure was chosen →
4 · Arts & Crafts → unchanged
The sugar-skull tray stays. The three alternates remain in that card's Versions dropdown.
5 · “INTERACTIVE” on card 3 → stays off
The copy table carries it as an eyebrow; the approved card runs without it, and the approved card is what runs. Decided, not overlooked — recorded here so it is not “fixed” later.
6 · A correction you did not ask for
The Spanish close card read “SÚMATE AT arden fair” — the builder used the English preposition instead of the copy table's. It now reads EN. That re-versioned EL15P-B-ES and EL15S-B-ES; the previous cut is one click away in Versions.
9:16 Reels / Stories — Meta, card lifted clear of the bottom 20%
Variant
-A
the base cut for that format
-B
the alternate — what changes depends on the lane
-C
La Tarde — the carousel carried into the fifteen
-1…-n
a carousel's cards, in order
In conversation: “Lead with EL15H-B in-stream, run EL15P-A on Shorts, and put BU06H in the non-skippable slot.” Every delivered file is named for its code — EL15H-B.mp4 — so the name on the call is the name on the file.
What -B and -C mean in each lane
the variant is not the same idea everywhere
EL15P-B · portrait
An identity card at 3.1s, held two seconds — arden fair presents Ofrendas y Recuerdos — once the drum, the chalice and the procession have earned attention. The close then swaps that block for JOIN US in gold. Brand in the middle, call to action at the end.
EL15S-B · square
The same idea as EL15P-B, squared from the portrait master rather than re-cut.
EL15H-B · horizontal
Voiceover. Bit-identical picture to EL15H-A — only the audio differs — read by the Arden Fair brand voice, with the score sitting 9 dB down throughout.
EL15P-C / EL15S-C · La Tarde
The carousel as a film. Not a third cut of the footage — the La Tarde carousel's own graphics carried into the fifteen: the identity card at 1.0s, PERFORMANCES over the dancing instead of beside it, the community altar and arts & crafts as the carousel's own photographs, and the JOIN US close. The cards are the approved cards, so the feed post and the video are the same design.
Bumpers have no variant
BU06P and BU06H are single cuts, so they carry no suffix.
Arden Fair presents Ofrendas y Recuerdos, a free celebration of Hispanic heritage. Saturday, October 24, 1–4 PM.
Headline 26/27
Join us October 24, 1–4 PM
Copy B
leads with FREE — the test cell
Primary 113/125
Free performances, an interactive community altar, and arts & crafts at Arden Fair. Saturday, October 24, 1–4 PM.
Headline 27/27
Ofrendas y Recuerdos. Free.
Copy C
leads with the date
Primary 117/125
Saturday, October 24, 1–4 PM: Ofrendas y Recuerdos at Arden Fair. Performances, community altar, arts & crafts. Free.
Headline 27/27
Performances, altar, crafts
Copy D
warmest — the Remembrance line verbatim
Primary 118/125
An afternoon of music, color, and remembrance. Ofrendas y Recuerdos at Arden Fair. Saturday, October 24, 1–4 PM. Free.
Headline 26/27
Free. Saturday, October 24
Copy E
the only one crediting the partner
Primary 113/125
Ofrendas y Recuerdos, in partnership with Visionary Collective. Free at Arden Fair. Saturday, October 24, 1–4 PM.
Headline 25/27
Music, color, remembrance
Open items
⚠ Venue and partner off-card on the photo-led statics
Retrato, Plaza and Vaqueritos carry the date and time on the image and push the venue and the Visionary Collective credit into the primary text. Confirm that is acceptable to the partner.
⚠ Ages
The lineup photograph and one dancer in the footage read as possibly under 18. The release is confirmed for minors; these are flagged only so nobody is surprised.
Destination
The cards carry @shopardenfair. No URL was given; the copy's link slot is open. Last year's banner read ardenuncharted.com — confirm if that is the destination.
Music licence
The score is generated. Confirm the account tier permits paid placements before the buy.
Archive
0retired codes — no longer on the deck, every version kept
Codes that were reviewed and replaced. Open one to see and download any version it ever had.
Notes
what was verified, what's open
Frame-exact by construction
450 frames at fifteen seconds, 180 at six. Cut positions are quantised from the absolute timeline, not per-shot, so rounding cannot accumulate and every cut sits within half a frame of its beat.
Audio
Two-pass loudnorm at −14 LUFS with a −3.0 dBTP ceiling — low enough to survive AAC's inter-sample overshoot. On EL15H-B the score sits 9 dB down for the whole spot and dips only 4 dB further under the voice, so the music reads as one steady bed.
The JCPenney fascia is gone
Every shot that fronted it was reframed or replaced. The 16:9 hero carries a per-shot crop map — each value the minimum offset that clears the sign — and portrait, which has no crop room, uses different shots entirely.
The close is a reveal, not a cut
On 16:9 the copy rail is the right third of the closing card, cropped from the identical photograph and waves. A hard edge wipes right to left at 12.07s and uncovers the rest of the same artwork.
“Free” is audio-only — decided
The voiceover on EL15H-B says the event is free; no graphic does, on any cut. That was raised and settled deliberately — the cards stay as approved. Recorded here so it is not later mistaken for an oversight and “fixed”.
⚠ arden fair reads fifth
Putting AT / arden fair below the wayfinding line demotes the host brand behind the call to action, date, time and directions. That follows from the stacking order, not the typography. Options: drop the word “AT” and let the mark carry it, or restore AT ARDEN FAIR above the directions.
Still open
“INTERACTIVE” is missing from carousel card 3. The copy table carries it as the card's eyebrow, but the builder never passed it, so the approved card reads COMMUNITY ALTAR alone. Say the word and it goes on; it is a one-line change and a re-approval.
Spanish -C copy — signed off. PRESENTACIONES / ALTAR COMUNITARIO / ARTE Y MANUALIDADES are approved as written and are on the Spanish cuts. Spanish runs a quarter longer than English, so the headline solves to 77px against the English 91px on both formats — every line still clears the 36px cap floor by a wide margin, and the wave and type positions are unchanged.
A URL or @handle on the end card — it informs but doesn't ask.
Credit the dance groups in the description.
Brand hexes for magenta, navy and amber — gold and teal are sampled exactly from your artwork; the other three are matched to the flyer by eye.
What I'd run
Recommendation
In-stream:EL15H-B leading — the voiceover carries “free”, which nothing on screen does — with EL15H-A as the silent A/B. Identical picture, so the test isolates the voice.
Shorts:EL15P-A leading, EL15P-B as the A/B to test whether the mid-roll identity card costs or earns attention. Feed:EL15S-A and EL15S-B.
Bumpers:BU06H in-stream and BU06P on Shorts. Six seconds is too short to tell a story, so it doesn't try — brand, three shots, and the card for the last 2.4s.
Arden Fair × UnchARTed
Ofrendas y Recuerdos
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