no but i am apart of a church small group!

I’d keep it super natural and not over-explain anything beforehand. I’d hand them Dry Brew without hyping it up too much, hit record, and just let the moment happen. I’d capture the first sip, their facial reaction, and then ask simple follow-up questions like, “What does it taste like?” or “Would you actually drink this?” I’d film it in real-life settings — at the gym, in my kitchen, or on a shoot day — so it doesn’t feel staged. Minimal direction, real environments, and honest responses so it feels genuine, not scripted.

I’d film it as a real, simple day-in-the-life starting with my alarm going off and me heading straight to the kitchen to make Dry Brew instead of stopping at a coffee shop. Quick shots of mixing it, pouring it over ice, and taking that first sip while talking casually to camera about why I use it. Then bring it with me to the gym, a client shoot, and in the car between stops to show how it fits into everything I’m already doing. Keep it handheld, natural lighting, real moments — just Dry Brew being part of my normal routine from morning to night.