The 30 Second Woman — A Concept from Forever Dash
A concept from Forever Dash
Presented to Fenty Beauty & Kendo Brands
The 30
Second
Woman.
A short-form documentary series built around the truth at the center of the Shake ’N Play campaign — and the women who live it every single morning.
"More than just a product story."
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The Insight
Every influencer who got the Shake ‘N Play PR package posted roughly the same thing.

Shade reveal, application tutorial and maybe a GRWM. All of it great content but what if we could “shake” things up a bit?

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Fenty Beauty — Shake ‘N Play Buildable Liquid Blush

The creators you already work with have real lives, real jobs, real mornings that their audiences actually want to see. The 30 Second Woman is built around those creators — the ones already in your ecosystem — giving them the production support to tell a story that goes deeper than the product drop and lasts longer than the launch week. Influencer storytelling is buzzing these days and we are the professionals who help bring the right narrative to the screen.

The product truth of Shake ‘N Play is “life is busy, you have 30 seconds.” That’s not a feature, that’s real life for most women. So we build the content around real life and let the product earn its place in it.

Forever Dash produces the content that lives longer because it means something. It’s the story that makes people stop scrolling because they see themselves in it.

The Concept
3 women, 3 worlds,
one real life morning.

A three-episode short-form documentary series. Each episode follows a different woman. (For example) A MUA getting herself and her daughter ready for the day, a founder running late to a pitch, a mom in a school parking lot. These are real women with real audiences — influencers who happen to have jobs, lives, and mornings that look just like the women watching them. Captured in her actual rushed morning moment. Cinematic, real but no product in sight for the first two thirds.

The last beat of each piece is that one quiet moment where she catches herself in the mirror, puts on her blush, and walks out the door or simply gets on with her day. The product earns its place in the story instead of leading it.

That content doesn’t look like a Fenty ad. It looks like a short film that Fenty happened to make. And that is exactly why it gets shared, saved, and talked about instead of scrolled past.

1
Episode One
“Five Minutes”
A MUA pre-photo shoot. The controlled chaos of a morning that runs on positive intentions — until the one moment that’s just hers. Shot in her home, documentary-style, natural light where possible.
2
Episode Two
“The Pitch”
A founder, running late. The kind of morning where everything goes sideways but she shows up anyway because she’s a boss bitch. Her morning routine gives her life and sets the tone for the day ahead.
3
Episode Three
“The Lot”
A mother at school drop-off. Caught up in being everything to everybody else until the thirty seconds in the parking lot that finally belong to her. Visor mirror comes down and…
What Makes This Different
Not a commercial but a mini-doc
Fenty made.

The influencer content that performs long-term does one thing that tutorials cannot — it makes the viewer feel something before it asks them to buy anything. That emotional residue is what drives saves, shares, and return visits to a brand’s profile.

Creator-led, always
Built around the influencers already in your ecosystem. Your relationships, your creators, elevated by professional production.
Narrative-first production
Every episode is built around a story, not a product feature. The strategy comes before the shot list.
Cinematic execution
Shot like a short film. Real environments, real women, documentary feel that platforms reward with organic reach.
Multi-platform ready
Each episode delivers a hero cut plus vertical formats, social cuts, and behind-the-scenes content in a single production run.

"Instead of briefing a creator to show us how she uses Shake ’N Play — we come in and produce a proper shoot day built around her actual story. Who is she really? What does her morning actually look like? The creator’s audience sees something elevated. Fenty gets content that lives."

Who We Are
A creative studio built for
exactly this kind of work.

Forever Dash is a Los Angeles-based creative studio and agency hybrid. We operate at the intersection of brand strategy, content production, and creative direction — assembling the right team for each project rather than fitting your vision into a fixed roster.

Forever Dash
Forever Dash Creative Studio — Los Angeles
Creative Director
Misha Bledsoe
Background spanning Paramount Pictures, Google, McDonald’s, and Comcast. Google PM certified. A decade of production operations experience. On this project, Misha leads creative direction, concept development, and client strategy.
Executive Producer
Salena Hutcherson
Background in business operations, client management, and brand finance spanning Bank of America and Eclipse Theaters. Salena manages the production infrastructure that keeps every FD project running on time and on budget.
Premier Strategic Advisor: Terrence Burrell — 25-year Fortune 100 advertising veteran with existing relationships at Fenty’s brand ecosystem.
Let’s talk about
what this could be.

We would love to hear what you’re building toward and see if The 30 Second Woman fits into it. Your creators, your relationships, your campaign — we just help make it unforgettable.