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Recording · Video Outline

Know what you are going to say, in your own words

Agree the talking points first, then speak from them unscripted. The middle ground of the four recording tools — structure without a word-for-word read, and ideal for list-style videos.

Agree the talking points, then speak freely

  1. The outline sits beside the camera, not on it. There is no teleprompter in the picture.
  2. Point 1 of 4: The mistake: recording without a plan
  3. Point 2 of 4: What to say in the first five seconds
  4. Point 3 of 4: Why one take beats five retakes
  5. Point 4 of 4: What to ask for at the end
  6. Each point lights while it is being covered and is checked off as the take moves past it.
  7. The recorder shows only how much ground is left — the words are yours.

Agree the Points First

Sam drafts the talking points for your idea and you approve them. You know exactly what the video covers before the camera is on.

Reorder, Cut, Add

Move a point up, drop one that does not earn its place, or add the thing only you would think to say. The outline is yours to shape.

Speak, Do Not Read

Each point appears as you record so you always know what is next — but the words are yours, so it sounds like a person, not a page.

Nothing Gets Forgotten

Points tick off as you cover them. No more finishing a take and realising you left out the best part.

Made for List Videos

“Five things”, “three mistakes”, “how it works, step by step” — the formats that perform, with the structure already handled.

Portrait or Landscape

Record the frame the platform wants — 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube and your site.

Outline your first video