Selfie-style UGC Tennis Racket

Modell: Marketing Studio

Prompt

Vertical 9:16 selfie-style UGC tennis racket review, shot on iPhone front and back camera mix, natural daylight on an outdoor tennis court, handheld authentic energy, casual "showing a friend my new racket" vibe, warm natural light, real skin tones, no filters An outdoor tennis court — green or blue hard court surface with white lines, a net visible in the background, natural daylight, open sky above. The young woman wears a bright lime green tennis outfit — a fitted lime green sleeveless tennis dress or matching lime green tennis top and skirt, the vivid green a striking contrast against the mint green and orange of the AURA 300 racket; she holds the SERA AURA 300 tennis racket — mint green to white gradient frame, orange cross-string pattern through the white string face, white perforated grip tape, AURA 300 lettering on the shaft, a mint green butt cap at the handle end. Action and dialogue sequence: She holds the AURA 300 up to the front camera with one hand, the full racket face filling the vertical frame, her bright lime green sleeve visible at the edge of the frame, the mint green frame and the orange string pattern sharp in the daylight: she tilts it slowly catching the sun across the surface, speaking naturally: "Okay so this just arrived and I am obsessed with the color." She flips it to show the back face, then tilts to show the mint-to-white gradient on the shaft where AURA 300 is printed, the lime green of her outfit creating a vivid color contrast beside the racket. She switches to the back camera. Holds the racket out at arm's length, the lime green dress visible in the frame, and bounces the racket lightly on her palm: "It feels really balanced, like not too heavy." She brings the racket close to the back lens so the orange cross-string pattern fills the frame — the individual string intersections sharp, the orange against white vivid in the open daylight. She props the phone against her bag or the court fence pointing toward her. She bounces a ball and hits two slow controlled groundstrokes toward the net — the bright lime green outfit and the mint AURA 300 frame moving through the frame together on each swing, the two greens catching the daylight differently, the racket head tracking cleanly through the air. She picks the phone back up. Close-up back camera shot — she holds the racket face close to the lens, the orange string mesh filling the vertical frame, then slowly pans down the shaft past the AURA 300 lettering to the white grip tape, her lime green sleeve visible at the top of the frame, her fingers wrapping the grip naturally: "And the grip feels so good, really clean." She holds the full racket up one final time beside her face on the front camera — bright lime green outfit, mint green racket, orange strings — smiles directly into the lens: "Yeah. Yeah this is the one."