Nine frames pulled from the eleven Portland clips Emily shared, rated by AI across sharpness, composition, light, authenticity, on-brand cleanliness and landing-page relevance. Everything below cleared the bar for use now; B− frames are marked supporting (small / ambient), not hero.
Member high-fives her coach mid-session
Hero. Genuine delight, intergenerational, coaching relationship in one frame. Clean de-branded backdrop. This sells the 60+ programme on its own.
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The class shares a laugh mid-workout
Candid community energy — the thing stock photos can’t fake. Great for a ‘why members stay’ / social-proof band.
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Member mid kettlebell swing, natural light
Sharpest action frame in the set. Real member, real effort, bright window light. Good primary training visual.
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Coach demos step-ups to the 60+ group
Shows coaching + the older demographic clearly. ‘COACH’ shirt, attentive members. Strong Longevity supporting shot.
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Coach leads a kettlebell demo, senior group
Same class, wider. Good for a programme/how-it-works section.
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High-five — alternate frame
Second option on the hero moment if you want both faces fuller.
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Two members (60+) doing push-ups by the window
Authentic strength-at-any-age. Slightly awkward angle — use small / supporting, not hero.
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Whole class, arms raised — group energy
Lots of backs to camera but reads as a full, buzzing room. Good wide/ambient band.
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Coach spotting a member on step-ups
Coaching-story frame. Busy background — supporting use.
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Source: 11 PDX clips (7 Training / 4 Longevity), 49 candidate frames auto-shortlisted by sharpness, then AI-graded. Bend footage still to come from Emily. Full-res originals on Archive-1.
AI-assisted rating — a human eye should confirm before publishing. AI can make mistakes.