Commercials / Testimonial
Harbor Roast Mornings
Harbor Roast is a small batch coffee brand. A night shift nurse tells the camera how a bag left on her counter turned a chore into the one part of the day she keeps for herself. The actor plays tired, honest, and quietly warm, with no sell in the voice until the last line.
A quiet kitchen at dawn. Soft light through a window over the sink.
JUNE, still in scrubs, leans against the counter holding a mug with both hands.
JUNE
(to camera, unhurried)
I work nights. So my morning is everybody else's bedtime.
(a small laugh)
For a long time I just wanted something hot. Anything. Didn't matter what.
She looks down at the mug. Steam rises.
Then my sister left a bag of Harbor Roast on my counter. With a note. It said, try it before you judge it.
(beat, honest)
Fine. I tried it.
She takes a sip. Her shoulders drop.
It's smooth. Not bitter. It tastes like somebody actually cared about the beans.
(quieter)
Now it's the part of the day I keep for me.
Close on the Harbor Roast bag on the counter. Sunrise fills the window.
JUNE
(warm, to camera)
Harbor Roast. Worth waking up for.
End of script
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