The Water Cycle With Gotita the Raindrop
Gotita, a cheerful blue water drop, guides children aged 6 to 12 through the water cycle in Spanish. The sun turns water into vapor, the vapor cools into clouds, and water falls as rain, snow or hail before returning to rivers, lakes and seas, with some soaking into the ground. Each stage is named clearly before the cycle starts again. It is rendered in the Glossy Preschool 3D style with big shiny eyes and candy bright colors.
Kids and family Glossy Preschool 3D style
- Voice
- Marta
- Language
- Spanish
- Length
- 0:35
The brief
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Make a 30 second vertical (9:16) educational video in Spanish for children aged 6 to 12 about the water cycle. Feature Gotita, a small, adorable blue water drop with big shiny eyes, rosy cheeks, tiny arms and legs and a happy smile, and keep her design the same in every shot. Gotita greets viewers from a turquoise ocean, then the sun warms the water into vapor for evaporation, the vapor cools into clouds for condensation and water falls as rain, snow or hail for precipitation. Show water returning through rivers and lakes to the sea, with some soaking into the ground, before Gotita says goodbye and the cycle begins again. Use a cheerful, warm female narrator who playfully stresses each stage name, pastel storybook 3D scenes and no music, subtitles or on screen text.
The script
¡Hola! Soy Gotita. ¡Vamos a descubrir el ciclo del agua!
El sol calienta el agua y la transforma en vapor. ¡Es la evaporación!
El vapor se enfría y forma las nubes. ¡Es la condensación!
El agua cae en forma de lluvia, nieve o granizo. ¡Es la precipitación!
El agua vuelve a los ríos, lagos y mares. Parte también se infiltra en el suelo.
¡Y el ciclo comienza otra vez!
