For Videographers & Filmmakers · 4 skills
Coverage ratios, setups-per-hour scheduling discipline, the radio-cut method documentary editors swear by. And one skill that isn't instructions at all, but working software that generates real .cube LUTs from any reference image.
For Videographers & Filmmakers
Pre-Production Powerhouse
A two-line brief becomes the full pack: sellable treatment, soundbite-engineered interview questions, shot list with coverage ratios, a schedule that survives the day, call sheet and a budget that sums to the dollar.
For Videographers & Filmmakers
Look Match
Real software: show it a reference image, name your log format, and it generates genuine .cube LUT files — three strengths, loading straight into Resolve, Premiere or Final Cut.
For Videographers & Filmmakers
Paper-Edit Assistant
Paste the transcript. It finds the story, assembles the radio cut with timecodes, offers three cold opens, maps the B-roll — and writes the kill list that ends the “what about the bit where…” conversation.
For Videographers & Filmmakers
Clip Multiplier
Feed it a timecoded transcript: every genuine clip, ranked and hooked, with captions, reframe notes and a sequel map. Honest counts only — six strong clips beat forty weak ones.
The complete set
All 4 skills, sharing one profile you fill in once — so everything writes in your voice and prices from your numbers. Skills chain into each other; run the demos in order and watch one professional's full workflow happen.