Food truck
Today's specials.
- Three lines. The three plates
- A twenty-second clip before the lunch rush
- Post it, or just text it to the regulars
Use cases · Short clip
Short clip
This week's special. Twenty seconds.
You need a clip for the week. You do not have a video person. A food truck, a lot, a restaurant, a contractor. You give the lines. We make a short video. You can keep the file or post it. We do not film the shop. We do not invent a brand. The clip is this week, not a campaign.
What you give
The lines for this week. That is the script.
- The lines you want said, in order
- A title if you have one
- Keep it, or post it when you say so
What you get
A short video. Yours to keep or post.
- A short video you can open on a phone
- A unique link. Not a file you lose in email
- A post, only if you asked for one
What you pay
Pay for the clip. Not a video stack.
You pay for the clip. No monthly video software. Posting is extra only if you want it.
Quote this job.
Maryland, DC, and Virginia. Say the address and how you want it used.
Ways to use a short clip
Same clip. Different week.
Used-car lot
This week's cars.
- Five cars. One line each
- The weekend shoppers see the row without the walk
- A new clip next Monday
Restaurant
Weekend hours.
- Friday to Sunday. The last seating
- They stop calling to ask
- You change it when the hours change
Contractor
Twenty seconds on the valve.
- How to shut the water if it leaks
- They get the clip with the invoice
- Not a YouTube channel. One job.
Realtor
The walk-up from the street.
- The address. The three rooms that sell it
- A teaser, not a full tour
- They book the showing from there
Gym
This week's classes.
- The six slots. The two that still have room
- Post it Monday morning
- Next week is a new clip