STORYBOARD — SYMBIA "Half the Job" — Solo Yapper × Animated Black-Doctor Narrator

• VO (v9 verbatim): "Real talk. You bloated like you six months pregnant by dinner? Cravin' sugar at 3 like it's crack? Can't get off the couch? And some doctor told you it's 'just IBS, try yoga'? Nah. Hell nah. Fuck that. Lemme tell you what's really goin' on in there."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Tight close-up on the animated doctor, clinic/limbo backdrop, vibrant clean CG render. Cut to medium at the "Nah. Hell nah. Fuck that." refusal so the white coat + fed-up body language read in the wider frame, then push back toward him on the curiosity line ("lemme tell you what's really goin' on in there").
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Eye-level virtual camera, near-locked with a subtle animated drift; snap eyeline OFF-then-TO camera at 0.4s; on "Nah. Hell nah. Fuck that." a small dismissive head-shake / hand-wave; lean-in on the curiosity line.
• (c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim): "JUST IBS"? NAH. IT'S PARASITES. (center 0.4–2.5s → upper-third hold to ~5s). Then symptom stamps SIX MONTHS PREGNANT BY DINNER? / SUGAR AT 3 LIKE IT'S CRACK / CAN'T GET OFF THE COUCH. On the doctor flip: "JUST IBS, TRY YOGA." NAH. (lower-third, on the line). End the hook on the curiosity stamp: WHAT'S REALLY GOIN' ON IN THERE (no answer given — the open loop).
• (d) B-roll / insert cue: 3 rapid 0.6s animated flashes the doctor gestures toward, floating beside him under the held caption (2.5–5s): dinner-bloated belly / 3pm sugar grab / a figure sunk into a couch. Stylized 3D, not photoreal. This is now a PURE SYMPTOM MONTAGE — NO parasite imagery in Beat 1 (the reveal is withheld to Beat 2); the montage ends on the doctor's lean-in curiosity beat, NOT on a parasite insert. [Anchor B — animated visceral agitation b-roll]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to the doctor straightening up for the authority turn + reveal ("I'm a doctor too. Twenty years…") — the curiosity loop opened here is paid off at the top of Beat 2.
• (f) Mute-test asset: Animated doctor + "JUST IBS"? NAH. IT'S PARASITES. refusal caption + animated symptom flashes + the WHAT'S REALLY GOIN' ON IN THERE open-loop stamp. PASS. (Parasite verdict intentionally absent from the hook per v9.)
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Animated doctor character (3D/animation generator — Kling 3.0 / Higgsfield with a hard 3D-animation directive, or a dedicated 3D-character generator): "Stylized 3D animated character, vibrant clean CG render in a Pixar-style look, NOT photorealistic, NOT live-action. A Black male doctor approximately 45 to 55 years old, short greying fade, neat goatee, wearing a clean white doctor's coat over a dark shirt, standing in a bright stylized clinic / minimalist limbo space, soft even key lighting, vertical 9:16. He talks straight to camera with a fed-up scowl then direct confident eye contact, gesturing to floating symptom graphics beside him. Expressive cartoon-real facial animation, glossy CG skin shading, smooth character rig. Composite original character, not resembling any real public figure. Delivery: grown-man real-talk register, medium AAVE, casual but authoritative — the doctor who tells it straight, NOT Gen-Z slang, NOT a stiff clinician. VO talent has ad-lib latitude: the script is a guide, let them make the phrasing their own."
• B-roll insert (animated 3D image-to-video — symptom montage only, no parasites): "Stylized 3D animated inserts, vibrant clean CG, NOT photoreal: a cartoon-real woman's midsection visibly bloated and tight under a fitted shirt in stylized evening light, then a stylized hand clawing for candy at a desk with a 3pm clock, then a figure sunk deep into a couch unable to rise. Bright punchy animation, vertical 9:16, designed to float beside the narrating doctor. No parasites, no gut interior — symptoms only."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG — this is a different production lane than the realistic-avatar build. A single consistent stylized-3D character across 7 beats is the main risk (character-identity drift in CG generators). Floating animated symptom b-roll is well within current tooling. (v9: hook b-roll simplified — symptom montage only, no parasite insert needed here, which slightly LOWERS Beat 1 generation load.)

• VO (v9 verbatim): "I'm a doctor too. Twenty years lookin' in people's guts. And here's what most physicians won't admit. It's fuckin' parasites. Real ones. Below your belly button, eatin' off your plate, shittin' it in your blood. Your ass itch at night and you don't tell nobody? That's them. Crawlin' around while you sleep. Brain fog, 3am wake-ups? Them too. You ain't losin' your fuckin' mind. You infested. I've pulled this outta people who looked fine."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Open on the doctor for the authority turn + reveal ("I'm a doctor too… it's fuckin' parasites. Real ones."), then cut AWAY to floating mechanism b-roll for the "eatin' off your plate" image, hold for the night-crawl insert ("crawlin' around while you sleep"), return to the doctor on "you ain't losin' your mind. You infested" and "I've pulled this outta people who looked fine."
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push-in on the animated doctor through the authority turn into the reveal (let "it's fuckin' parasites. Real ones." land tight); on "I'm a doctor too" he gestures to himself / the coat; feeding b-roll is a slow drift across the stylized gut interior; the night-crawl insert is a quiet locked macro that holds still (the stillness IS the dread).
• (c) On-screen text/caption: At the authority turn: I'M A DOCTOR TOO. 20 YEARS. Then the reveal stamp (the payoff of Beat 1's open loop): IT'S PARASITES. REAL ONES. (center, on the line; PARASITES highlighted box). Then EATING OFF YOUR PLATE (the visceral stamp). Then IT CRAWLS WHILE YOU SLEEP (the night-crawl stamp, lands on the insert). Then YOU AIN'T CRAZY. YOU'RE INFESTED. Keep each under 12 words.
• (d) B-roll / insert cue:
• Feeding insert: Stylized 3D animated gut interior with cartoon-real parasites "eating" below the belly button; a quick visceral agitation cut. Vibrant CG, not photoreal. NO competitor labels. This is now the FIRST parasite imagery in the video (the reveal lands here in v9, not in the hook). [Anchor A — 3D kill-demo aesthetic; Anchor B — animated visceral agitation b-roll]
• Night-crawl insert (the ass-itch / "crawlin' around while you sleep" line): A dark stylized-animated bedroom macro — a cartoon-real sleeping figure half-under rumpled covers in near-black blue moonlight, dead still, faint dread; SUGGESTION not depiction — either (i) a subtle animated "movement under the skin" ripple on a forearm/lower-back in the dark, or (ii) pure text-over-dark-animated-bedroom if any under-skin cue reads too literal. Tasteful-but-visceral; unease comes from stillness + the stamp, not gore. NO literal worms on a body (ad-account safety). Rendered stylized, matching the doctor's CG look. [Anchor B — the "crawling feeling" verbatim cue maps directly here]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut, tone tightens (the biofilm betrayal).
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A (non-hook). Animated gut-interior b-roll + bold stamps legible sound-off; the dark-animated-bedroom + IT CRAWLS WHILE YOU SLEEP stamp is the strongest unease frame of the beat sound-off; the IT'S PARASITES. REAL ONES. stamp is the reveal payoff frame.
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor: "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, same bright clinic/limbo backdrop, straightening into an authority turn then tightening close-up, leaning in, lowered grim tone on a hard reveal, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll (feeding): "Stylized 3D animated medical insert, vibrant clean CG, NOT photoreal: small cartoon-real parasitic worms inside the human gut just below the navel, actively feeding, stylized red-pink interior, subtle pulsing, designed to float beside the narrating doctor, vertical 9:16. No readable brand labels."
• B-roll (night-crawl — suggestion, ad-safe): "Stylized 3D animated dark bedroom macro at night, a cartoon-real person asleep half-under rumpled bedsheets, near-black scene lit only by faint cool blue moonlight, dead still and quiet, heavy uneasy mood, shallow depth of field, vibrant-yet-moody CG render, vertical 9:16. Subtle, restrained, no gore, no insects or worms visible on the body — dread carried by stillness and shadow only. Optional faint micro-ripple suggestion of movement beneath the skin on a forearm in the dark, kept ambiguous."
• FALLBACK (if the under-skin ripple reads too literal or fails generation): pure text-over-dark-animated-bedroom — same still dark stylized bedroom macro with NO under-skin cue, carrying the IT CRAWLS WHILE YOU SLEEP stamp alone.
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG. Stylized 3D gut animation (feeding insert) is achievable but variable from image-to-video. The night-crawl under-skin ripple is the riskier of the two (subtlety + ambiguity are hard to hold; risk of it reading literal/gory even in CG). FALLBACK ladder: feeding insert → simpler animated parasite loop + bold stamp. Night-crawl → drop the under-skin cue entirely and run pure text-over-dark-animated-bedroom (the stamp + stillness carry it). Do NOT escalate the under-skin cue toward visible worms-on-body — keep it suggestion-only for ad-account safety.

• VO (v9 verbatim): "Here's why your test came back clean. These lil fuckers build a shield. A biofilm. Hides em from the lab, so your doctor shrugs, sends you home thinkin' you crazy. You ain't crazy. The test can't see em."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Open on close-up of the doctor (intensity on "here's why your test came back clean"), then cut AWAY to floating mechanism b-roll for the biofilm explanation, return to the doctor on "you ain't crazy. The test can't see em."
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push-in on the animated doctor during "these lil fuckers"; b-roll is a slow drift across the 3D animation.
• (c) On-screen text/caption: BIOFILM = A SHIELD (center, on the word). Then YOUR TEST: "CLEAN." (the testing-gap stamp). Land the beat on: YOU AIN'T CRAZY. THE TEST CAN'T SEE EM. Keep each under 12 words.
• (d) B-roll / insert cue: Stylized 3D biofilm-shield animation — a cartoon-real worm/parasite cluster under a translucent slimy dome-shield; a "test strip / lab result" graphic flashing CLEAN while the shielded parasites sit beneath. Vibrant CG, not photoreal. [Anchor A — 3D kill-demo aesthetic; Anchor B — animated 3D biofilm shield]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut back to the doctor for the HARD PIVOT.
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A. The animated biofilm 3D + CLEAN-test graphic + the YOU AIN'T CRAZY. THE TEST CAN'T SEE EM. stamp read strongly sound-off.
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor: "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, same clinic/limbo backdrop, tighter close-up, leaning in, lowered serious tone, eyebrows raised on a grim reveal, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll #1 (biofilm): "Stylized 3D animated medical insert, vibrant clean CG, NOT photoreal: a cluster of small cartoon-real parasitic worms inside the human gut, encased under a translucent gelatinous slime dome that shields them, stylized red-pink interior, subtle pulsing, designed to float beside the narrating doctor, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll #2 (testing gap): "Stylized animated clinical lab test result strip reading negative / 'CLEAR', overlaid faintly above the same shielded parasite cluster hidden beneath, conveying a false-negative, clean clinical CG vs stylized dark gut interior, vertical 9:16."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG. Stylized 3D medical animation is achievable but variable in quality from image-to-video. FALLBACK: simpler animated biofilm-dome loop + bold caption carries the point if generation is weak.

• VO (v9 verbatim): "But here's the part that's gonna piss you off. I've watched patients cleanse, feel amazing two weeks, then crawl back. Every. Single. Time. You know why? Cause every cleanse on the shelf do ONE thing. Kill the bugs and dip. 'Got em! Good luck!' Leave your gut wall tore up, full of holes they chewed through. The survivors stroll right back in through that open fuckin' door. That ain't bad luck. That's how they sell you the next bottle."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Doctor for the pivot line ("here's the part that's gonna piss you off") and the clinical-witness line, then cut to the animated personified-competitor takedown b-roll, return to the doctor for "That's how they sell you the next bottle."
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Locked on the pivot (let the line land), playful quick cuts on the animated cartoon takedown.
• (c) On-screen text/caption: KILLING THEM = HALF THE JOB (center, the thesis stamp — the single most important caption after the hook). Then GOT EM! GOOD LUCK. on the strut, THE OPEN DOOR on the survivors returning, and RELAPSE = NEXT BOTTLE on the button line.
• (d) B-roll / insert cue: Animated personified-competitor device — a generic 3D cartoon "cleanse bottle" character struts in, zaps the parasites, throws up a cocky "GOT EM!" speech bubble, and walks off-screen — leaving the gut wall shredded to swiss cheese, full of holes, behind it; survivor parasites stroll back through the still-open door. Keep it ONE generic personified bottle (not a competitor brand), light not gory, in the same vibrant CG style as the doctor. [Anchor C — personified competitor confession/strut; Anchor D — visual-metaphor smash + disqualification stamp]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Match-cut from the "open door" hole straight into Beat 5's repair-proof (the door that gets sealed) — motion-matched, this is the cleanest seam in the video.
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A. The animated cartoon "GOT EM!" strut + walk-off + parasites returning through the open door is fully legible sound-off — strongest non-hook mute beat.
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor: "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, same clinic/limbo backdrop, leaning forward with a knowing 'here's the catch' expression, index finger slight raise, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll (personified takedown): "Stylized 3D cartoon animation, vibrant clean CG matching the narrating doctor's style: a generic cleanse-bottle character with cartoon arms struts into a gut tunnel, zaps a few cartoon parasites that pop, throws a comic 'GOT EM!' speech bubble, then walks off-screen pleased — leaving the gut wall behind it shredded to swiss cheese, full of holes, with surviving cartoon parasites strolling back in through an open doorway. Playful but slightly menacing, stylized gut interior backdrop, vertical 9:16. Generic unbranded bottle, no real product label."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG. Personified cartoon-character animation with a consistent character is moderately hard via image-to-video (character drift, text-in-bubble unreliable) — though a 3D/animation generator handles cartoon characters more natively than a photoreal lane would. FALLBACK: render the "GOT EM!" as a baked caption overlay rather than an in-scene speech bubble; if full personification fails, use a simpler metaphor — a cartoon bottle icon + checkmark "DONE" stamp that exits, then the camera pans to the still-holed wall. The shredded-wall handoff to Beat 5 is the load-bearing part; preserve it even if the character is simplified.

• VO (v9 verbatim): "Only thing I tell my patients to use? Symbia. It do both halves. Phase one hit em hard. Wormwood, black walnut, clove, oregano oil, black seed oil. Not that weak store-shelf oregano I wouldn't waste your money on. The real carvacrol-rich kind that cracks the biofilm. That's the kill. But phase two? Sea moss, ginger, licorice, zinc. It patch the holes in your gut wall while phase one still killin'. Not after. While. So when the stragglers crawl back for that open door? It's already sealed shut."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Quick doctor beat for "Symbia." with the bottle materializing into frame beside him (animated in-hand / floating reveal), then hold on the split repair-proof b-roll for the Phase-1 / Phase-2 simultaneity, brief return to the doctor on "already sealed shut."
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push on the bottle reveal; the repair-proof b-roll is a slow locked drift across the gut-wall surface (let the sealing read).
• (c) On-screen text/caption: PHASE 1: KILL and PHASE 2: REPAIR as the two halves appear. Then the money stamp: NOT AFTER. WHILE. (NO em/en dashes; periods only; U12-clear).
• (d-pre) Potency insert cue (on "not that weak store-shelf oregano… the real carvacrol-rich kind"): A quick ~1s animated visual contrast — a thin, pale, watery store-shelf oregano oil dropper on one side vs Symbia's dark, rich, dense carvacrol oregano oil on the other (or a single animated "potency meter" / dropper-density cue ticking from low to high). Short and punchy; this is a setup beat, NOT the money insert. The repair seal below stays the money insert. Rendered stylized to match. [Original cutaway, potency-fact calibrated — VS3 logged]
• (d) B-roll / insert cue — THE SIGNATURE VISUAL (split-screen / single continuous surface, simultaneous, ANIMATED):

> A stylized 3D animated gut-wall surface, raw and cracked, riddled with holes (the swiss-cheese damage from Beat 4). On ONE continuous shot we see BOTH phases at once: > - Phase 1 (left / background): oregano-oil "scrubbing" — bright droplets dissolving the biofilm slime + parasites visibly clearing/fizzing away (the kill, same as the lane). > - Phase 2 (right / foreground, SIMULTANEOUS): a luminous gel/"grout" flows INTO the cracks and holes of the gut wall, filling them, the surface knitting smooth and sealing — WHILE the scrubbing is still happening. End frame: a smooth, sealed, healthy wall with a "closed door" where the open doorway was in Beat 4. A straggler parasite crawls back to the sealed wall and finds no way in.

• This is the net-new differentiator, rendered in vibrant CG. No comp anchor (kill-only lane). [Original — VS3 logged.]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Soft cut to the doctor for the trust beat.
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A, but this is the most shareable sound-off frame in the video — the cracks visibly sealing while scrubbing happens tells the whole story without a word, and the stylized CG makes the dual-action read cleaner than photoreal would.
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor (reveal): "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, same clinic/limbo backdrop, a 2-phase liquid dropper bottle materializing into frame beside him with a slight 'this is the one' nod, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll (potency contrast — short ~1s, animated): "Stylized 3D animated side-by-side comparison of two oregano-oil droppers, vibrant clean CG: on the left a thin pale watery yellow oil dripping weakly, on the right a dark rich dense amber-gold oil dripping slow and thick, conveying high potency, clean stylized backdrop, vertical 9:16. Optional simple animated 'potency' meter graphic ticking from low to high. No price, no brand labels."
• B-roll (REPAIR PROOF — the signature shot, animated): "Stylized 3D animated medical sequence, vibrant clean CG, NOT photoreal: a damaged human gut-wall surface, stylized red-pink tissue cracked and riddled with small holes. Simultaneously: bright golden oregano-oil droplets scrub and dissolve a grey biofilm slime and small parasites away on the surface, WHILE a glowing translucent restorative gel flows into the cracks and holes like luminous grout, filling them and knitting the tissue smooth and sealed in real time. The process happens at once, not in sequence. End on a smooth healed sealed wall where an open doorway has closed; a lone parasite approaches the sealed wall and cannot enter. Cinematic stylized micro-detail, vertical 9:16."
• Bottle pack-shot (animated / 3D product render): "Clean stylized 3D product render of a two-phase liquid sublingual dropper bottle, two visually distinct phases/colors in the formula, premium but approachable, vibrant CG to match the animated style, vertical 9:16. No price, no text claims on screen."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG — this is the hardest generation in the video (simultaneous dual-action micro-animation with a clear before→sealed arc), though the stylized CG lane is MORE forgiving here than photoreal micro-animation. HIGH effort. FALLBACK ladder: (1) split-screen — left panel = scrubbing/kill (lane-standard, easy), right panel = grout-filling the cracks (the net-new half) — labeled STILL KILLING / SEALING NOW; (2) if generation can't hold the dual action, do it as a 2-stage morph (cracked → grout flows in → sealed) with a "NOT AFTER. WHILE." caption forcing the simultaneity verbally + textually. Do NOT cut this beat — it is the concept. If AI can't carry it, escalate to a motion-graphics/After Effects pass; the cracked-to-sealed gut wall is the asset the whole script was built to earn.

• VO (v9 verbatim): "Drops under your tongue, not some horse pill your tore-up gut can't absorb. Made right here, third-party tested. None of that fake-worm TikTok nonsense."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Medium, the animated doctor demonstrating the dropper (under-the-tongue gesture — does NOT have to ingest, just show the format) with a stylized dropper prop.
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Locked medium; small insert of the animated dropper.
• (c) On-screen text/caption: DROPS, NOT HORSE PILLS. then MADE HERE. 3RD-PARTY TESTED. (hyphen fine; no em/en dash).
• (d) B-roll / insert cue: Animated dropper close-up (sublingual format) + a quick "USA / third-party tested" badge-style graphic. NO fake-worm imagery (he's mocking it). Stylized CG. [Original cutaway, product-fact calibrated — VS3 logged]
• (e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to the close (sharper, conclusive).
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A. Animated dropper + badge legible sound-off.
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor: "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, clinic/limbo backdrop, holding a stylized liquid dropper near his mouth demonstrating sublingual drops, casual confident, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll: "Stylized 3D animated macro close-up of a glass dropper dispensing two clear amber liquid drops, clean CG backdrop, vibrant render, vertical 9:16; plus a simple trust badge graphic reading 'Made in USA' and 'Third-Party Tested', minimal, no price."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG (style consistency only). None blocking.

• VO (v9 verbatim): "Look. Them things breedin' in you while you scrollin'. Go see if it's in stock, cause it move fast. And if it don't do what I just said? Send it back, even the empty bottle, 30 days, every penny back. Nothin' to lose but these freeloaders. As a doctor? Realest thing I can tell you. Go get your goddamn life back."
• (a) Shot type + framing: Start medium, then PUSH to a direct-to-camera close-up of the animated doctor for the "as a doctor?" authority turn and CTA ("go see if it's in stock…"). End on the product card.
• (b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push to close-up; eyeline locks dead-center to camera for the CTA (the turn).
• (c) On-screen text/caption: On the scarcity line: IT MOVES FAST. On the guarantee line: SEND IT BACK EVEN EMPTY. End CTA card: GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK with a guarantee badge/stamp beside it reading 30 DAYS · MONEY BACK (the "30 days" guarantee DURATION is allowed; it is not a price) — NO "tap", NO "link", NO price, NO dollar figure anywhere (brand hard rule). Product pack-shot of the 2-phase bottle stays.
• (d) B-roll / insert cue: Brief animated visceral flash of parasites in the gut interior (motion) under the scarcity line ("breedin' in you while you scrollin'"), then end on the close card. Stylized CG. [Original; the urgency flash ties to the "it move fast" scarcity beat.]
• (e) Transition into next beat: END — hold on the CTA card 2s.
• (f) Mute-test asset: N/A. CTA card GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK + 30 DAYS · MONEY BACK guarantee badge + pack-shot is the closing legible-sound-off frame (the guarantee badge adds risk-reversal that reads instantly sound-off).
• (g) AI-GENERATION PROMPTS:
• Doctor (turn-to-camera): "Same stylized 3D animated Black doctor ~50, white coat, slightly sharper light, leaning into the camera for a direct, hard, conversational close, dead-center eye contact to lens, vibrant CG render, vertical 9:16."
• B-roll (urgency flash): "Stylized 3D animated medical insert: cartoon-real parasitic worms in the gut, fast subtle motion conveying threat, stylized red-pink interior, vibrant CG, vertical 9:16."
• Close card (animated / 3D product render): "Clean stylized end-card: 3D-rendered two-phase liquid dropper bottle pack-shot centered on a soft dark background, bold CTA text 'GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK' beneath, plus a small circular guarantee stamp/badge to the side reading '30 DAYS MONEY BACK', NO price and NO dollar figure anywhere, brand-clean, vibrant CG, vertical 9:16."
• (k) Production-limitation cross-check: None blocking (ANIMATED PIPELINE FLAG for style consistency). NOTE (brand-gate VH/compliance): verify the end card and every prior frame contain NO price / NO dollar figure; the CTA routes to the LP where price lives. The 30 DAYS · MONEY BACK guarantee badge is allowed — it is a guarantee DURATION, not a price. House voice: no "link" / no "tap" anywhere on screen or in VO (verified — CTA is "go see if it's in stock").