Short-Form Video Content
Short-form video production designed to reinforce authority, extend familiarity, and support long-form conversation across social platforms.
This offering exists to help the right people recognize, remember, and trust your expertise over time, not to chase trends or one-off virality.
Engagements are structured in two ways based on your goals, timeline, and recording capacity.
Monthly Short-Form Video Production
What this is
An ongoing production engagement for brands that want consistent, intentional short-form content handled professionally without managing scripting, editing, or publishing internally.
This option is best for businesses focused on steady visibility, message reinforcement, and long-term consistency.
What’s Included
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Content Research & Planning
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Short-Form Video Scripting
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Video Editing & Graphics
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Captions & Hashtags
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Publishing & Scheduling
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Monthly Performance Review
Output Guidance
Monthly volume is customized based on your goals and recording capacity.
Most clients publish between 15–30 short-form videos per month.
Good Fit For
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Ongoing authority reinforcement
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Consistent brand presence
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Teams who want production handled month-over-month
30-Day Shorts Blitz
A focused, time-bound content sprint designed to rapidly build a short-form content library, test messaging, and support a specific moment or initiative.
This is a campaign, not ongoing management.
What’s Included
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Short-Form Content Strategy Sprint
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Script Creation for 60 Short-Form Videos
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Video Editing & Graphics for 60 Pieces
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Captions & Platform Optimization
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Publishing Across Selected Platforms
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Post-Sprint Performance Summary
Important Note
This engagement requires dedicated filming time and adherence to the recording schedule to meet the 30-day timeline.
Best For
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Launches or promotions
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Reintroductions or repositioning
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Quickly establishing a short-form content foundation
Results Disclaimer
Results vary by industry, niche, and consistency. Short-form content supports visibility and familiarity but does not replace long-form authority or relationship-driven growth.
See if short-form support is the right fit