Outline
The result
Promise one result the viewer can check, and show it before you teach it.
The viewer ends with a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
About 67 words
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Turn a rough idea into an outline, a script you can say out loud and a plan for the recording day.
2:30skeleton runtime
Outline
1. The result
The viewer ends with a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
Say it
By the end of this video, you will have a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
Shoot it
Screen
Show the finished result: a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
Part 1 of 7, from a made-up tutorial.
Sample
How to hand raw footage to an editor so they never have to ask where a file is.
Format: Tutorial. 6 short prompts answered.
Tutorial
How to hand raw footage to an editor so they never have to ask where a file is
This is a skeleton, so the runtime is where it stands now. At 150 words a minute, a 5 minute video needs about 560 spoken words once the shots are counted. Each part below has its share.
Outline
Promise one result the viewer can check, and show it before you teach it.
The viewer ends with a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
About 67 words
Say it
By the end of this video, you will have a shared folder where your editor can find every clip.
Here is what that looks like.
25 words, 10 s spoken
Shoot it
Outline
Name the starting state, so the viewer can tell they are in the same place.
They start with a laptop full of raw clips and no folders.
About 45 words
Say it
We start with a laptop full of raw clips and no folders.
12 words, 5 s spoken
Shoot it
Outline
Say what is needed before the step that needs it. Cut this part if nothing is required.
They need: A cloud storage account; The clips on your laptop; Time to rename the files.
About 45 words
Say it
Before you begin, you need three things.
A cloud storage account.
The clips on your laptop.
Time to rename the files.
21 words, 8 s spoken
Shoot it
The first 3 of 7 parts. The rest, the recording day checklist and the markdown export open up with the tool.
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