AI-generated sample stills
These images were made with an AI image model to show the look and finish of the work we deliver. They are samples, not client projects, and nothing in them comes from a real shoot.
About these images. Every still on this page was made with an AI image model, and every chapter ring shows a video invented for this site. We don't publish client work without written permission.
Concept chapter rings
These two drawings show how different videos break down. The interview has long chapters and fewer cutaways, because the conversation carries it. The vlog has shorter chapters and b-roll all the way through, because the story moves from place to place.
- Cold open0:30
- How it started5:00
- First customers7:00
- What went wrong6:00
- Hiring4:40
- What comes next3:10
- Outro0:45
- Monday delivery2:30
- Rearranging the floor3:30
- A slow Wednesday2:00
- Market day5:30
- Counting stock2:20
- Plans for next week1:30
Setups that edit well
A simple home setup is enough for long-form video. Put the camera at eye level and the main light to one side of it. Use a microphone close to your mouth, clipped on or just out of frame. Keep the background tidy and the same from week to week, which also makes a channel easier to recognize. For hands-on topics, a second camera above the table or bench gives close shots that cut well with the main angle.
Picking a style
Send links to two or three long videos whose pace and look you like, from any channel. We'll match the caption style, title look and rhythm, then apply your own colors and fonts. If you want to see the style before committing, ask about a short test edit in your brief.
Got a long recording waiting to be cut? Tell us how much footage there is, roughly how long the finished video should run, and how often you post.
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