LEVRCinematic storiesStage 02 · Storyboard proposal

Worthy of the work · Pass 02

From “That could be anyone.”
To “That’s us.”

The company is exceptional.
The work should show it.

This film tells business owners and leadership teams that LEVR knows their strategy and carries it into exceptional, on-brand assets—then keeps building on that understanding.

58 seconds proposed · 10 shots · 73 spoken words
Widescreen 16:9 confirmed · Fictional boatyard

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How to review

These are composition sketches with proposed copy, not generated footage. Step through the frames or play the silent timing preview. This pass adds a full voiceover script. The timing preview is still silent; voice casting, recording, music, and photographic treatments follow your review.

The mismatch composition sketch
Composition sketch · 16:9 widescreen

On screen
Camera
Text & captions
Sound
Why this shot belongs

The timer checks pacing only. It does not represent final camera movement, voice delivery, or music.

The whole story

What stays true

The strategy must be visible in the work.

The first draft looks fine. It could belong to anyone. The new work shows who the company helps, what it stands for, and why people can trust it.

Boatyard name, copy, and strategy are fictional creative material. The examples show the proposed story, not an existing LEVR client campaign.

CustomerPeople who need their boat to work.

PromiseRepairs they can trust.

ProofTested before it goes back out.

BrandPlainspoken. Documentary. Precise.

The campaign / Shot 07

Proposed campaign: Ready for the next working day. Working-boat repairs. Tested before handover.

Specific promise, testing imagery, considered layout.

The next request / Shot 08

Proposed subsequent email: Before your boat goes back to work. What we test before handover.

A new asset. The same strategy and brand foundation.

The voiceover · Read it as one story

Like talking to a friend.

One warm narrator. Easy pace. Short pauses. No booming “ad voice.” The opening and “That’s us” can stay in the same voice; we can audition separate founder dialogue later.

That could be anyone.

You put years into this.

The care. The hard days. The little things most people never see.

So why are you still saying, “That’s not us”?

Let’s start with what makes you, you.

LEVR starts with your plan. Who you serve. What you stand for.

Then makes work you’re proud to share.

And builds the next piece from that same place.

That’s us.

LEVR. Work that feels like you.

The Steve Jobs–inspired story pass

One clear problem: “That’s not us.” One simple change: LEVR starts with the company’s plan. Show the work before making a big claim. End on how the owner feels.

This is an editorial approach inspired by his presentation craft—not a Steve Jobs impersonation or voice choice. The script uses short, everyday words and leaves the product terms in the shot notes.

The sound has a story, too

Space before the resolution.

00–18 / RecognitionBegin with paper and the boatyard. Felt piano enters after the first line; natural sound stays present.

18–29 / The pauseThe score softens under “That’s not us.” Leave two quiet seconds before the next thought. Paper and harbor sound stay present.

29–58 / CoherencePiano returns and cello opens the arrangement. Soften for “That’s us.” Let the final note decay on the end card.

Next stage: audition original ElevenLabs scores and voices against this timing. The full narration is written above; no audio has been generated yet.

Your review

Does this tell the right story?

Comment on individual shots below. You can approve the direction or request changes. The next pass will develop photographic frames and the campaign’s visual finish, then audition sound.

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