Fruits Drama Format: talking produce for a Thanksgiving push
Call Sume's fruits-drama Format for about 5 second vertical clips where a fruit character speaks your line, queued as five runs for the produce aisle.

What it is, and what it is not
sume-fruits-drama makes a roughly 5 second vertical clip in which a Pixar-ish fruit character speaks the script you supply. The catalog description lists banana, strawberry, watermelon, mango and grape talking clips, and says it is not for multi-cut 30 second pipelines, outline review wizards or static campaign deliverables. It is one character, one line, one short clip.
That fits grocery and meal-kit promotions. US Thanksgiving 2026 is Thursday, November 26, which is 54 days from October 3. A single line from a talking grape or mango, such as the pick-up deadline or a deal, is a light format for a store feed.
One line, one run
Put the line in instruction exactly as it should be spoken and keep it short enough for a clip of about five seconds. Name the fruit. Because the Format is for a one-line performance, resist adding a second sentence.
curl -sS -X POST "https://api.sume.com/v1/formats/sume/sume-fruits-drama/runs" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SUME_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: thx-grape-01" \
-d '{
"instruction": "Grape character says: Order your pie by Tuesday, we sell out! Vertical 9:16.",
"generation_spend_cap_usd": 20
}'Five fruits as one queue
A produce-aisle series is five clips with the same structure and different lines, which is exactly what a bulk queue is for. Bulk runs take 1 to 100 items with a concurrency window of 1 to 16, and each item is a normal run body with its own cap. The queue status completed means every item is terminal, so read counts.failed and re-queue only the failures.
| Fruit | Line to speak |
|---|---|
| Banana | Pick up your holiday order Wednesday. |
| Strawberry | Pie filling is back in stock. |
| Watermelon | Big family, big discount. |
| Mango | Add me to your cart before Tuesday. |
| Grape | Order by Tuesday, we sell out. |
Join them with the Timeline
To make one 25 second reel from five clips, hand them to Timeline 1.0, which assembles an audio spine plus ordered video slots into one MP4 at $0.10 per ceil output minute (confirm in GET /v1/catalog). Its plan route gives an unbilled estimate first. Treat the five clips as slots, and use the spine you want, since a silence spine is allowed with audio.mode: "silence".
Sources
Related posts
More in Formats
- Green-screen Format reaction clip, revised with previous_run_id
Call Sume's green-screen Format for a talking-head overlay ad, then fix one thing with previous_run_id instead of paying for a full re-run.
- Magazine cover and model portrait Formats for beauty sellers
Two Sume Formats make 9:16 beauty images from a packshot: a magazine-cover campaign and a model product portrait. When each helps and what to verify.
- Mobile-app UGC Format: holiday app ads vs App Store previews
Use Sume's mobile-app UGC Format for creator-style app ads this holiday season, and check Apple's 15 to 30 second App Preview limits before reusing a clip.
- output_schema max_string_length: descriptions can spend 120,000
A Sume Format output_schema has a document-wide 120,000-character string budget, plus depth 10, 5,000 properties and 1,000 values per enum.
Written by Sume