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2 drafts against one brief · Tenth Birthday spot (demo)

Sample report · November 5, 2026 · draft-v1.mp4 · 0:40 long

Tenth Birthday spot, draft v1

Off brief2 not met · 7 met
Where each rule was found0:40
0:000:200:40
  • NOT METTiming · required

    Open on the birthday gift box within the first 8 seconds.

    0:11 · seen: the gift box first appears at 0:11, after 0:08

    The draft at 0:11frame 0:11
  • NOT METDisclosure · required

    Show "#ad" or "Paid partnership" on screen.

    Not said or shown in the draft.

  • METSay · required

    Say the words "Tupperware party".

    about 0:13 · heard: “Tupperware party”

  • METSay · required

    Tell viewers what guests get: a costume pin.

    about 0:17 · heard: “you'll receive a lovely costume pin by Volupté”

  • METShow · required

    Show the Volupté compact (the hostess gift).

    0:21 · seen: the Volupté compact, opened

    The draft at 0:21frame 0:21
  • METCall to action · required

    Tell viewers to call their Tupperware dealer.

    about 0:26 · heard: “Call your Tupperware dealer”

  • METOn-screen text · required

    End on the on-screen text "Tupperware, Orlando, Florida".

    0:33 · read: “TUPPERWARE ORLANDO, FLORIDA”

    The draft at 0:33frame 0:33
  • METLength · required

    The video must be 30–40 seconds long.

    The draft is 40 s.

  • METAvoid · required

    Don't mention prices or discounts.

    None mentioned.

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The demo drafts are cuts of a 1950s public-domain Tupperware commercial; the brief is fictional and written for this footage.