AI video for social media
Vertical video built as a posting rhythm rather than one clip at a time. Eight to twelve pieces per batch, because fewer than that teaches you nothing.
Why a batch, not a clip
The difference between a clip that works and one that dies is almost entirely the first three seconds, and you cannot see the pattern in one attempt. A batch built around a single idea gives you a spread of hooks that are actually comparable.
Captions come burned in and as a separate subtitle file, because the two get used in different places, and both sit inside the safe zone so nothing lands under the interface on Shorts, Reels or TikTok.
How it runs
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Hook list
Eight to twelve openings worth testing, written or taken from what already performs on your channel.
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Look match
Grade, caption style and pacing matched to your existing posts, so the channel stays recognisable.
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The batch
Each clip built to test one hook, labelled so the results mean something afterwards.
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Delivery
9:16 masters, burned-in and separate captions, and a posting order.
The same four stages behind every format: how AI video is made. Pieces in this format: the work.
One batch against one clip
A batch of ten
- A spread of hooks you can actually compare
- One script and one look, amortised
- A posting rhythm for three to four weeks
- You learn what the audience stops for
One clip
- A single data point
- Full setup cost for one output
- One post, then the same decision again
- A result you cannot attribute
Questions about ai video for social media
How many clips make a sensible first batch?
Eight to twelve. Fewer than that and there is nothing to learn from: the difference between a clip that works and one that does not is mostly the first three seconds, and you need a spread of hooks before the pattern shows. We build the batch around one idea so the results are comparable.
Do you write the hooks or do we?
Either. If you have a hook list that already performs, we shoot against it. If not, we write one and mark which line each clip is testing, so the report at the end says something more useful than "the third one did well".
Are captions included?
Yes, burned in and as a separate subtitle file, because the two get used in different places. Captions are positioned inside the safe zone so no word sits under the interface on any of the three platforms.
Can you match an existing channel’s look?
Yes. Send three or four of your own posts that did well and we match the grade, the caption style and the pacing. A channel that suddenly changes look loses the recognition it has been paying to build.