Feature · Creation
From hook to full script
An idea is not a video. The script decides whether it gets filmed this week or goes stale in a notes app.
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Idea generators stop one step early
They hand you a topic and leave. You still decide how long the setup runs, when the product appears, what the camera does, and which line the whole thing turns on. Those decisions cost more than the idea did, which is why good ideas sit in notes apps for six weeks.
What is in a script
Each one is written to be filmed as written: the opening carried over from the hook, the shot order with rough seconds against each shot, the pacing note that stops the middle sagging, and the payoff line marked so the edit knows what it is building toward.
- Shot-by-shot order with approximate seconds.
- The payoff line marked, so the edit has a target.
- A spoken-language draft, not written-language prose.
- Length set by the platform the trend is on.
“Three questions our customers ask before signing. The third one usually kills the deal.”
Written for the mouth, not the page
Scripts are drafted in your brand’s language and in spoken register. Sentences that read beautifully tend to sound wrong out loud: too many clauses, and a comma where a breath belongs. What you get is a draft you can read to camera without fixing it first.
What you actually get
A full script under every hook, not just the opening.
Seconds against each shot, so a 30-second video comes out at 30 seconds.
Written in your brand’s own language, not translated into it.
Editable everywhere. Nothing is locked.
A worked example
The three-question objection format
YouTubeA B2B SaaS founder films this at a desk with no props. Purchase relevance is the standout: the format answers the exact objection that stalls deals, so the video does sales work instead of brand work.
“Three questions our customers ask before signing. The third one usually kills the deal.”
From a video with 890k views
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Trend scoring
Every trend scored 0–10 on audience fit, purchase relevance, production feasibility, platform fit and velocity, each score with its reason and its source.
Viral hooks
Opening lines lifted from videos that already earned millions of views, rewritten in your brand voice, each with a link back to the original.
Sentiment
A positive, neutral and negative split for every trend, read from the comment sections carrying it, so you know if a topic is loved or on fire.
Competitor gaps
What the accounts you lose customers to already cover, mapped against your niche, plus the angle none of them has filmed. Rebuilt every 48 hours.
Creator finder
People posting in your category this week, filtered by language and a 50k+ follower floor. Found on every scan, not read out of a prebuilt directory.
Calendar
One week grid for every brand you run, switching without a reload, with scheduled posts going out through the desktop app.
Questions people actually ask
Can I change the length?
Yes. Ask for 30 or 60 seconds and the shot order is rebuilt to fit, rather than the text simply being trimmed.
Does it write in German and Ukrainian?
It writes in your brand’s language natively, not translated out of an English draft.
Do I need to film exactly what it says?
No. Treat the shot order as a starting frame. The parts worth keeping are usually the pacing and where the payoff sits.
Does it handle voiceover-only videos?
Yes. Ask for a voiceover script and you get narration with b-roll suggestions instead of a shot list.
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