Last Call - Bar Special Card
The bar cut of Daily Special Card: a 20-second vertical (9:16) Story card for tonight's cocktail, draft, or bar snack. Same job and the same twelve fields as the restaurant version, so a group running both a dining room and a bar feeds both templates from one row and picks a register rather than a layout - v1 for daylight rooms and plated food, this one for nights, neon, and candlelight. Six scenes on an oxblood and near-black rhythm: a poster opener with the drink above an oxblood block and the date stamped into a black bar, the drink full-bleed for the appetite beat and the longest hold in the cut, a hard split where the photo takes the top half and the build is set on oxblood below it, the price at poster scale on black with the drink reduced to a strip down the right edge, a full-width band landing across a room shot to carry how long it is on, and a close that assembles as four stacked bands around the venue wordmark. The photo treatment is what makes it usable: bar photography is the worst case - neon, candles, green bar lights, a phone at ISO 6400 - so no photo is ever asked to hold type. Every text run sits on an oxblood or black block, photos are cut by hard horizontal edges rather than feathered, and a 14-18% oxblood veil plus a four-stop scrim pulls a neon sign, a candle, and a window blowout onto one colour. It is more forgiving than v1 with a genuinely bad exposure and less flattering to a great one. Bebas Neue condensed caps for display with Geist 600 uppercase labels, bone type only - the oxblood block is the accent, so type is never tinted. Twelve dynamic fields: dish_photo_1 plus optional dish_photo_2 and dish_photo_3 (both fall back to dish_photo_1, and the three slots crop differently so reuse does not read as repetition - for a bar, a room or taps shot is the easiest second upload), dish_name (a cocktail, a draft, or a snack - the name stays dish_name so the two templates share a schema), dish_description, price, availability, date_label, venue_name, venue_address, and the two composite lines venue_date_line and venue_address_line that scenes 01, 02, and 05 set as a single run. Pass price preformatted with its currency symbol and keep it to three characters at the 420px size ($16 fits; drop to a smaller size for $16.50). Length ceilings, all set by Bebas being condensed and caps-only: dish_name about 13 characters per line at 168px (scene 02 is built for two lines), availability about 16 per line at 148px, venue_name about 9 at 250px - past those, step the size down rather than adding a line. The venue logo is deliberately not a variable; scene 06 sets venue_name as the wordmark, so swap that layer for an image layer if a group wants its mark. If you run paid placement, alcohol creative needs age-gating on most platforms - add any responsibility line as static copy in the scene 06 black bar rather than as a field.
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16 · Vertical
- Duration
- ~20s
- Category
- Social Media
What you can customize
This template exposes 12 dynamic fields you can swap per video — edit them in the editor or pass them to the API to batch-render variations at scale.
Dish Photo 1
https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1514359652734-6205dd477a1e?fm=jpg&q=80&w=1400&auto=format&fit=crop
Venue Address Line
Longshot · 44 Bleecker St
Date Label
Friday 31 July
Dish Name
Smoked Old Fashioned
Venue Date Line
Longshot · Friday 31 July
Dish Photo 2
https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1676472022789-7c1c201778f2?fm=jpg&q=80&w=1400&auto=format&fit=crop
Dish Description
Rye, demerara, black walnut bitters — smoked over cherrywood at the bar.
Price
$16
Availability
Til last call, or til we’re out.
Venue Name
Longshot
Venue Address
44 Bleecker St
Dish Photo 3
https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1718044402845-1f7c40598dec?fm=jpg&q=80&w=1400&auto=format&fit=crop
Frequently asked questions
How do I customize the Last Call - Bar Special Card template?
Open the template in the Renderly editor and replace its 12 customizable fields (such as Dish Photo 1) with your own text, images, or video. Every change previews instantly before you render.
How much does it cost to render this template?
Rendering is credit-based — 1 credit equals 1 minute of 1080p video. You only pay when you export, and credits never expire on the pay-as-you-go plan.
Can I generate this video at scale via the API?
Yes. Mark any field as a dynamic variable and call the Renderly API (or a no-code integration like Zapier) with a JSON payload to batch-render a unique video for every row of data.
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