How to Keep Your House Cool in Summer
This short vertical explainer shows how summer sun turns a home into a heat trap through its roof, windows and walls. It walks through roof insulation and exterior window shades that stop heat before it gets indoors, then turns to letting cooler air do some of the work. It is made in the Low Poly Isometric style, with a grey clay miniature house and crimson accents for heat.
Education Low Poly Isometric style
- Voice
- Tristan
- Language
- English
- Length
- 0:32
The brief
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Make a 30-second vertical explainer for homeowners and renters on social media about keeping a house cool in summer. Use a calm, clear narration with no music. Start with the problem: the sun heats the roof, windows and walls, and that heat moves indoors. Then show roof insulation slowing heat through the ceiling and exterior shades or reflective coverings blocking sun at the windows. Close on letting cooler air move through the house. Use the Low Poly Isometric style with one consistent miniature house, short English labels and synced captions.
The script
Summer heat doesn't just make the yard uncomfortable. It can turn your home into a heat trap. Sun warms the roof, windows, and walls, and that heat moves indoors.
Start above: roof insulation slows heat passing through the ceiling, keeping the rooms below cooler. At the windows, exterior shades or reflective coverings block direct sunlight before it heats the glass and the room.
Then let cooler air do some of the work.
