0:00intro problem statement The scene opens with a medium close-up shot of a young, fair-skinned woman, framed from the chest up, speaking directly to the camera. She has short, reddish-brown hair with bangs and light green eyes, wearing small, intricate white earrings. Her expression is earnest and slightly empathetic as she discusses a common problem. She is wearing a ribbed, dark reddish-brown high-neck top. The background is simple, with a plain off-white wall on the left side, and a sheer light green curtain with a subtle leafy pattern on the right, suggesting an indoor, casual setting. A white ceiling fan is partially visible at the top left of the frame. The lighting is soft and even, originating from the front, illuminating her face without harsh shadows, contributing to a relatable and approachable atmosphere. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'Decision fatigue is real,'. The camera remains static throughout this segment.
0:01app demo booking process part1 This scene is a screen recording of a mobile application interface, specifically displaying the TodayTix app. The screen is predominantly dark purple with various white and colorful UI elements. The initial view shows a prominent banner for 'The Great Gatsby' with an image of Jeremy Jordan on stage, below navigational tabs like 'NYC', 'All', 'Date & Time', and 'Deals'. The user scrolls down to reveal 'Explore Collections' and then taps on a filter for 'Orchestra under $99'. The screen then transitions to a calendar view, showing December 2025 and January 2026. A user interaction highlights the 23rd of December, which is circled in red, implying a selection. Subsequently, the view shifts to a seat map layout featuring circular seat icons, primarily in grey (unavailable) and red (selected/available), with a single brown circle with a white checkmark appearing, symbolizing a seat booking. Text overlays read: 'so I let one app curate shows for this week and booked in a few taps.' The actions simulate a smooth and quick booking process.
0:04sandwich wait thought The scene returns to the same young woman, framed in a medium close-up from the chest up, addressing the camera. She maintains a friendly and expressive facial expression, demonstrating her personality as she recounts a personal anecdote. Her short, reddish-brown hair is neatly styled, and her light green eyes convey her sentiments directly to the viewer. She continues to wear the dark reddish-brown high-neck top and white ornate earrings. The background elements are consistent with the first scene: the plain off-white wall on the left and the sheer green curtain with a leafy pattern on the right. The soft, frontal lighting remains unchanged, creating a consistent and inviting visual environment. White text overlay appears at the bottom center, stating: 'I was waiting for my sandwich'. The camera is static, focusing entirely on her narration.
0:06outdoor pensive walk This shot features the young woman walking outdoors, captured from a slightly low angle looking upwards. Her face is in a medium close-up, and she is looking upwards and slightly to the right, with a thoughtful, somewhat searching expression. She has short, reddish-brown hair and wears a light lavender or pale purple lace top, along with a silver necklace adorned with multiple small charms. The background consists of a textured light brown brick building facade, indicating an urban or commercial environment. A grey door is partially visible on the right, with a sign that reads 'ACTIVIST DOOR' in reverse. The lighting is natural daylight, possibly slightly overcast, creating a soft and diffused illumination on her face and the building. The camera moves with her, giving a sense of forward motion. Text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'figure out plans.'.
0:07problem agitation The scene reverts to the young woman from previous talking head shots, positioned in a medium close-up, speaking directly to the camera. Her facial expression now conveys a sense of exasperation and slight frustration, with her eyebrows slightly furrowed and her gaze direct as she emphasizes the overwhelming number of choices. Her short, reddish-brown hair and white ornate earrings remain consistent, as does her dark reddish-brown ribbed top. The background is also unchanged: the plain off-white wall on the left and the green leafy curtain on the right. The soft, frontal lighting highlights her expressive face. White text overlays at the bottom center sequentially state: 'Too many options,' and then 'no idea where to start.' Her hand gestures are active, emphasizing her feeling of being overwhelmed by choice. The camera is static, focusing on her animated delivery.
0:09app graphic transition This is a full-screen digital graphic serving as a transition. The background features a vibrant gradient, transitioning from a bright pink at the top to a deeper red at the bottom, creating a dynamic and eye-catching visual. In the center of the screen, the brand name 'todaytix rewards' is prominently displayed in a clean, white sans-serif typeface, with a small asterisk or star symbol following 'rewards'. Below this main text, a white text overlay introduces the next action: 'So I opened the'. The graphic is brightly lit by its own digital illumination, giving it a luminous quality. There are no actions or camera movements within this scene; it is a static, full-screen graphic designed for branding and narrative progression, clearly indicating the shift to using the application. The color palette is bold and engaging.
0:10app demo hamilton The scene immediately transitions to a screen recording of the TodayTix mobile app, displaying a show listing for 'Hamilton'. The app interface maintains its dark purple background. At the top, standard navigational tabs ('NYC', 'All', 'Date & Time', 'Deals', etc.) are visible. A prominent image from the 'Hamilton' theatrical production, featuring diverse cast members in historical costumes, dominates the upper part of the screen. Below the image, the title 'Hamilton' is displayed, followed by a brief description: 'Enjoy the revolutionary musical for the first, or one-hundred-and-first, time.' The digital screen provides consistent, bright illumination. White text overlay at the bottom center continues the narration: 'TodayTix app,'. No active user interaction like scrolling or tapping is shown in this brief segment; it simply presents the app's home screen or a specific show detail page. The overall impression is one of clarity and easy access to popular shows.
0:11app demo today filter This scene is a screen recording of the TodayTix app, showcasing its calendar and filtering functionality. The interface has a clean white background, presenting a calendar for December 2025 and January 2026. At the top, 'Showtime' options ('Matinee', 'Evening') and 'Date' filters ('Today', 'Tomorrow', 'This weekend') are clearly visible. The 'Today' button is prominently highlighted in red, indicating selection. Correspondingly, December 23rd, 2025, is also circled in red on the calendar grid, reinforcing the 'Today' filter. The digital screen provides bright, uniform illumination. White text overlay at the bottom reads: 'and hit the 'Today' filter, and it immediately'. No active scrolling or other dynamic movements are shown within this particular segment, as the focus is on demonstrating the filter selection. The precise visual details highlight the app's intuitive scheduling and filtering tools.
0:13app demo filtered results The scene continues with a screen recording of the TodayTix app, now displaying filtered search results on a dark purple background. The top of the screen shows the location ('NYC'), filter tabs, and the 'Today' filter actively selected. The app states '52 matching results'. The main area of the screen presents a scrollable list of theatrical show posters, each with titles such as 'Marjorie Prime', 'Oedipus', '& Juliet', and 'The Book of Mormon'. Each listing includes a price, and some feature 'Rush tickets' or 'Flash sale' labels prominently displayed in red or blue. The digital screen maintains its bright, even illumination. White text overlay at the bottom center dynamically updates as the screen scrolls: 'surfaced options that actually fit our schedule.' The camera smoothly scrolls downwards, revealing more options, demonstrating the app's capability to quickly present relevant shows based on the 'Today' filter and price. The layout is clean and informative.
0:16app value proposition This scene features the young woman again, captured in a medium close-up from the chest up, talking directly to the camera. Her facial expression is confident and pleased, emphasizing the positive experience with the app. Her short, reddish-brown hair, light green eyes, and white ornate earrings are consistent. She wears the dark reddish-brown ribbed high-neck top. The background remains the familiar indoor setting with the off-white wall and green leafy curtain. The soft, frontal lighting highlights her clear and positive demeanor. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'The app lays everything out perfectly.'. Her delivery is enthusiastic, reinforcing the app's utility. The camera maintains a static position, allowing the viewer to focus on her compelling testimonial about the app's efficiency.
0:18app demo calendar part2 This is a brief screen recording of the TodayTix app's calendar feature, similar to an earlier scene. The interface shows a white background with a clear grid for December 2025 and January 2026. The 'Today' filter and the corresponding date (December 23rd) are highlighted in red. Above the calendar, the 'Showtime' options ('Matinee', 'Evening') and 'Date' filters ('Today', 'Tomorrow', 'This weekend') are visible. The digital screen provides bright and clear illumination. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'What's showing this week,'. The scene is static, serving as a quick visual reference to illustrate the app's ability to show available performances for the current week, reinforcing its convenience for planning.
0:18app demo location selection This scene presents a screen recording of the TodayTix app's location selection menu. The interface features a dark purple background with a prominent title 'Select Location' at the top. Below the title, options are presented as dark grey buttons with white text, including 'Use My Location' and a list of cities: 'New York', 'Adelaide', 'Boston', 'Brisbane', 'Chicago', 'London'. The 'New York' option is highlighted with a bright pink border, indicating its selection. The digital screen provides consistent, bright illumination, making all text and UI elements clearly legible. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'what's near us,'. This static scene effectively demonstrates the app's capability to filter shows by geographical location, enhancing user convenience. The clean design and color-coded selection make the process straightforward.
0:19app demo budget filter The scene displays a screen recording of the TodayTix app showing search results with price filtering options. The dark purple app interface presents a search bar at the top, 'Search events in New York', followed by price filter buttons such as 'Under $49', 'Under $79', and 'Under $99'. The screen indicates '142 results'. Below these filters, a scrollable list of show listings appears, including titles like 'The Magic Flute', 'Hell's Kitchen', and 'Singsfeld!'. Each listing provides a price and some feature 'Rush tickets' tags in red, along with their respective prices. The digital screen is brightly and evenly illuminated. White text overlay at the bottom center, dynamically scrolling with the content, reads: 'and what works for our budget.'. The camera smoothly scrolls down, revealing more options, demonstrating the app's ability to quickly refine search results based on price preferences and location, helping users find affordable entertainment.
0:21app benefit simplification The scene reverts to a medium close-up of the young woman, speaking directly to the camera, framed from the chest up. She sports her short, reddish-brown hair and light green eyes, wearing the dark reddish-brown ribbed high-neck top and white ornate earrings. Her expression is energetic and relieved, as she gestures with both hands in a light, juggling motion to playfully illustrate the 'juggling tabs' problem the app solves. The background remains consistent with the earlier talking head shots, featuring the off-white wall on the left and the green leafy curtain on the right. The soft, frontal lighting ensures clear visibility of her animated face. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'So I wasn't juggling a dozen tabs.'. The camera is static, focusing on her persuasive delivery and expressive gestures that highlight the app's core benefit of simplification and organization.
0:23app demo seat comparison This scene is a screen recording of the TodayTix app, specifically displaying a detailed seat map for a theater. The interface features a clean white background. At the top, labels like 'STAGE' are visible, indicating the orientation. Below, an 'Orchestra' section seat map is shown, populated with numerous small circles representing seats. These circles are color-coded: grey for unavailable, various shades of green, blue, and purple likely indicating different price tiers or availability status. Below this, a portion of the 'Mezzanine' section seat map is also visible. The digital screen is brightly and uniformly lit, ensuring all seat details are clear. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'I compared a couple of seats,'. The scene is static, illustrating the app's comprehensive seat selection feature which allows users to visualize and compare seating options across different sections of a venue, enhancing their booking experience.
0:23app demo checkout confirmation This short scene is a screen recording of the TodayTix app, focusing on the final steps of seat selection and checkout. Initially, a grid of circular seat icons, predominantly red (unavailable) and grey (available), is shown. A dynamic action occurs where a specific seat, initially red, is selected and turns into a brown circle with a prominent white checkmark in its center, indicating confirmation. Below this, partially visible text reads 'CHC'. The background is white, and the digital screen provides bright, consistent illumination. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'checked out in a few taps,'. This swift visual demonstrates the app's ease of use and speed in completing a purchase, streamlining the checkout process and confirming the user's selected seat with a clear visual cue.
0:25app demo email confirmation This scene is a screen recording of a mobile email client, displaying a ticket confirmation email from TodayTix. The dark grey email interface features the subject line 'Order confirmed! Get excited for Death Becomes Her!' and identifies 'TodayTix' as the sender. A prominent graphic from the 'Death Becomes Her' musical is centrally placed, depicting two women on an ornate, curving staircase within a gothic-inspired setting. Below this, a large pink button reads 'View your ticket'. Detailed ticket information is provided, including 'Showtime' (Sunday, Jul 6, 2025, 7:30 PM EDT), 'Venue' (Lunt-Fontanne Theatre), and specific seat details ('Row A, Seat 109'). White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'and the mobile tickets were on my phone before my coffee was even ready.'. The digital screen is brightly and clearly illuminated. This static scene highlights the immediate delivery of digital tickets, reinforcing the app's efficiency and convenience after purchase.
0:28app call to action mid The scene returns to the young woman, captured in a medium close-up from the chest up, speaking directly to the camera with a confident and encouraging smile. Her short, reddish-brown hair, light green eyes, and white ornate earrings are consistent. She wears the dark reddish-brown ribbed high-neck top. The background is identical to previous talking head segments: the off-white wall on the left and the green leafy curtain on the right. The soft, frontal lighting illuminates her face, highlighting her inviting expression. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'If you want theatre without the scramble, try TodayTix.'. Her body language is open, and her tone is persuasive, directly addressing the viewer with a clear recommendation. The camera remains static, maintaining focus on her as she articulates the app's value proposition and encourages its use.
0:31app demo browse shows This scene is a screen recording of the TodayTix mobile app, displaying its browsing functionality for theatrical shows, largely mirroring earlier app demonstration segments. The dark purple interface features navigational tabs at the top (e.g., 'NYC', 'All', 'Date & Time', 'Deals'). Below these, a prominent banner for 'The Great Gatsby' is visible with Jeremy Jordan on stage. The user scrolls down to reveal 'Explore Collections' and then further to display a listing for 'Marjorie Prime' with its show poster and price. An 'Orchestra under $99' button is also briefly highlighted. The digital screen provides bright, consistent illumination. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'You can browse shows to see same night, see what's showing.'. The camera smoothly scrolls down, illustrating the breadth of available shows and the app's organized presentation, allowing users to easily discover performances tailored to their preferences and immediate availability.
0:34app benefit alerts The scene reverts to the young woman from previous talking head shots, captured in a medium close-up, speaking directly to the camera with an enthusiastic and highly animated expression. Her short, reddish-brown hair, light green eyes, and white ornate earrings are consistent. She wears the dark reddish-brown ribbed high-neck top. The background is the familiar indoor setting with the off-white wall and green leafy curtain. The soft, frontal lighting highlights her expressive face, emphasizing her excitement. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'and even get a little nudge from the in-app alerts when great deals pop up.'. She uses her hands to make an 'alert' or 'pop-up' gesture, enhancing her explanation. The camera remains static, focusing on her energetic delivery, which conveys the added value of the app's notification system for deals and promotions.
0:37theater reaction close up This scene is a close-up shot of the young woman's face, bathed in dramatic blue stage lighting, signifying she is in a dark theater watching a performance. Her eyes are wide with awe and excitement, and her left hand is covering her mouth in a gesture of surprise or speechlessness. Her short, reddish-brown hair and white ornate earrings are visible. The background is dimly lit and blurred, showing indistinct shapes of other audience members or parts of the theater interior, indicating the immersive environment. The lighting is intensely theatrical, with strong blue and purple hues washing over her face, creating sharp highlights and deep shadows that accentuate her emotional reaction. White text overlay at the bottom center states: 'It's the easiest way'. The camera is static, capturing her immediate and strong emotional response to the live show, acting as a visual testament to the memorable experiences the app enables.
0:38theater performance wide shot The scene transitions to a wide shot of a vibrant theatrical stage performance, viewed from the perspective of an audience member. The stage is brightly lit with dramatic purple and blue lighting, highlighting an intricate set design featuring tall, arched structures and vertical light strips, creating a sense of depth and grandeur. Numerous performers in elaborate, colorful costumes are actively singing or dancing on the stage, arranged in various dynamic poses. In the foreground, the backs of several audience members' heads are visible, silhouetted against the bright stage, emphasizing the live experience. The overall lighting is highly theatrical and immersive, contributing to a magical and captivating atmosphere. White text overlay at the bottom center reads: 'I've found to make a memorable night out.'. The camera is static, capturing the full spectacle of the performance and the collective experience of the audience.
0:41outro call to action The final scene features the young woman, once again in a medium close-up from the chest up, speaking directly to the camera with an energetic and friendly smile. Her short, reddish-brown hair, light green eyes, and white ornate earrings are consistent. She wears the dark reddish-brown ribbed high-neck top. The background is the familiar indoor setting with the off-white wall on the left and the green leafy curtain on the right. The soft, frontal lighting illuminates her face, highlighting her cheerful demeanor. White text overlays sequentially appear at the bottom center: 'Drop what show you think I should see next,', 'I need more ideas,', and finally 'and download TodayTix today.'. She makes a gesture as if typing or tapping on a phone, reinforcing the call to action to download the app. Her tone is enthusiastic and inviting, prompting viewer interaction and encouraging the immediate download and use of TodayTix. The camera remains static, maintaining focus on her engaging and persuasive closing statement.
