Topic & script
Choose the key message from product materials and recurring questions, then write the hook, explanation and next action.
← All servicesA purpose for every cut.
Short-form video
A purpose for every cut.
A rationale you can review.
Shorts built around buyer questions. Review messaging and technical accuracy in a shared cut plan.
Each Short includes
planning and technical review.
Edit & Korean communication
Build from footage, photos or descriptions. Add Korean captions and graphics.
Thumbnail & post copy
Prepare the agreed thumbnail, title and description for client channels and sales follow-up.
Review & delivery
Review technical accuracy together. Deliver in the agreed direction and format.
Source materials.
In the Korean buyer’s language.
Footage, photos, manuals or drawings. Different inputs, organised around buyer questions.
Beyond translation.
In the order buyers ask.
Review application conditions and buyer questions with your expert. Interviews and market research are separately quoted.
- What we check
- Buyer problems, selection criteria, application conditions and evidence for claims
- What becomes the Short
- Buyer question → actual action and evidence → next discussion
See why each scene belongs.
Review it together.
Review the purpose and source for each cut.
Actual production example
59s product introduction + 51s machining case
A 22s Short built around a buyer questionConnect recurring manual-deburring costs to an application discussion.
COFA Short review dashboard / 22s / 9:16Actual production example
Buyer concern
What does this burr cost you each year?
- Buyer concern
- Time spent on manual deburring
- Why this cut
- Lead with recurring work and cost, before the product name.
- Evidence
- 0-3s: real machining footage / 3-5s: AI-created scene
- What to check
- Does the customer manually deburr or re-inspect? Add amounts only with calculation evidence.
Product action
Bring manual deburring into the CNC process.
- Buyer concern
- Separate manual work and re-inspection
- Why this cut
- Explain the approach with the actual tool-entry sequence.
- Evidence
- Use the entry sequence from the official product introduction.
- What to check
- Is it applicable to the hole and material? Does the copy avoid the machining point?
Technical evidence
Front and back deburring in one pass.
- Buyer concern
- Front and back deburring method
- Why this cut
- Connect the blade close-up to the front-and-back sequence.
- Evidence
- Connect two official source ranges: the blade and the hole-action sequence.
- What to check
- Are the action sequence and conditions correct?
Process value
What could change in your process?
- Buyer concern
- Fit with the current process
- Why this cut
- Use an actual CNC case to prompt an application review.
- Evidence
- Use real machining footage of a specific hole.
- What to check
- What are the material, hole geometry and current steps? Verify savings with actual process data.
Next action
Invest in the process, not just the tool.
- Buyer concern
- Inputs for an application review
- Why this cut
- End with an invitation to share the drawing and current process.
- Evidence
- 19-20s: real machining footage / 20-22s: AI-created scene
- What to check
- Does this lead to a discussion of the drawing and current process?
Watch the 22s final film
Hypothetical brief
Product photo + diagram + English description
A cut plan for Korean buyersA hypothetical industrial distributor has no footage. Build an application-review narrative from photos and descriptions.
Hydraulic toolholder review dashboard / Images + copy / five-cut planHypothetical brief
Precision machining: have you checked the holder?
Buyer concern
Precision machining: have you checked the holder?
- Buyer concern
- Holder selection for precision machining
- Why this cut
- Open with the whole product and a selection question.
- Evidence
- Reference the official product photo, without performance figures.
- What to check
- Does the question match your customers’ actual concerns?
A hydraulic clamping principle.
Clamping principle
A hydraulic clamping principle.
- Buyer concern
- Tool clamping method
- Why this cut
- Explain the principle with a diagram instead of footage.
- Evidence
- Reference the manufacturer’s internal structure and explanation.
- What to check
- Does the explanation match the target product?
Attach and remove with a wrench.
Official clamping photo paired with setup guidance.
Use and setup
Attach and remove with a wrench.
- Buyer concern
- Tool attachment and removal
- Why this cut
- Pair setup guidance with the actual clamping photo.
- Evidence
- Reference the official wrench-clamping photo and product description.
- What to check
- Confirm the model-specific method and precautions.
Check the spindle and tool specifications.
- Spindle interface
- Tool diameter
- Projection length
Application fit
Check the spindle and tool specifications.
- Buyer concern
- Machine and tool compatibility
- Why this cut
- Pair the lineup image with an application checklist.
- Evidence
- Reference official lineup imagery and specification options.
- What to check
- Confirm actual specifications. Assess compatibility separately.
Discuss application with your current specifications.
Prepare your machine model and tool specifications.
Next action
Discuss application with your current specifications.
- Buyer concern
- Inputs for an application discussion
- Why this cut
- Connect to a discussion with machine and tool specifications.
- Evidence
- Official product photo with discussion guidance, not a performance guarantee.
- What to check
- Make the contact and required inputs clear.
One Short or
a recurring programme.
- Unit
- Single films by product or question, or an agreed monthly volume
- Inputs
- Product information, usable footage and images, a technical reviewer
- Quote basis
- Source quality, volume, length, language, formats and revisions
- Options
- New filming, additional languages or formats, publishing and response reporting. Customer interviews and market research are quoted separately
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