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Solo Creator

Stop refilming. Start showing up with a plan.

You’re the director, talent, and editor — all at once. CubCuts gives you the brief that makes your shoot intentional before you press record.

We don’t make the video. We tell you exactly how to shoot it.

Generate your first brief free3 briefs to start — no card required
Take after take, or one plan and one shoot. You are the director, the talent and the editor either way.
Below: a real briefA yoga studio

Vlog · 0:29.5 · 9 shots

Sound familiar?

  1. 01

    You know what you want to say. You just never know how to start.

  2. 02

    So you hit record and figure it out as you go. Then you watch it back, hate it, and film it again. And again. An hour is gone before you have anything you can post, and it still does not feel right.

  3. 03

    The issue isn’t confidence. It’s structure. You are planning the video at the same time as you film it.

This is what comes back.

A real brief, shown whole — hook options to choose between, a timed shot for every beat, the words to say, the sound, and the ending. Nothing here is trimmed for the website.

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A yoga studioVlog · 0:29.5 · 9 shots

Hook options

  • “If you’ve been waiting to get flexible before trying yoga.”

    Lead with this for beginners delaying yoga because they feel inflexible; switch if comparison worries are more common.

    objection — The creator steps into the yoga studio mid-motion and reaches toward their toes without forcing the stretch.

  • “You definitely don’t need to keep up with anyone else.”

    Pick this for beginners worried that a group class will feel competitive.

    contrast — The creator pauses in a simple position while an empty space beside them establishes that everyone can move independently.

  • “Your first class is simply a chance to begin.”

    Pick this when viewers need a clear definition of what their first class is for.

    claim — The studio door opens toward the camera and the creator takes one unhurried step into the room.

Shot list

  1. 01 · 0:00Voiceover: “If you’ve been waiting to get flexible before trying yoga,”Camera: Step into the studio mid-motion, bend gently toward the floor, then glance up toward the camera. Prop the phone at waist height.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  2. 02 · 0:03Voiceover: “you’ve got it backwards, because flexibility isn’t the entry requirement—it’s something you can work on by practicing.”Camera: Move through two comfortable versions of the same stretch, starting upright and gradually increasing the range so the frame visibly changes throughout.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  3. 03 · 0:08.5Voiceover: “You don’t need to know the poses,”Camera: Look toward the camera, briefly hesitate as if waiting for direction, then relax your shoulders and begin a simple movement.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  4. 04 · 0:11Voiceover: “you don’t need to look a certain way,”Camera: Stand naturally facing the camera, then turn sideways and settle into a comfortable stance without changing or adjusting your appearance.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  5. 05 · 0:13.5Voiceover: “and you definitely don’t need to keep up with anyone else.”Camera: Move at an intentionally unhurried pace through one simple position, pause when comfortable, and let the open studio remain visible around you.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  6. 06 · 0:17Voiceover: “Your first class is simply a chance to begin, breathe,”Camera: Lower into a comfortable seated position as your hands rest loosely on your legs and one visible breath lifts your chest.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  7. 07 · 0:19.5Voiceover: “and learn what feels right for your body.”Camera: Try a gentle position, reduce the range until it feels comfortable, then hold there with steady breathing.Transition to next shot: Hold
  8. 08 · 0:23.5Voiceover: “So if you’re local and ready to stop putting it off,”Camera: Rise and walk toward the same studio entrance used at the opening, keeping the movement continuous through the line.Transition to next shot: Hard cut
  9. 09 · 0:27EndingVoiceover: “book your first yoga class at our studio.”Camera: Return to the opening position beside the studio entrance and reach toward the floor again, matching the first frame so the ending loops into the hook.

Sound

Warm, understated acoustic instrumental with soft percussion and a steady mid-tempo pulse beneath clear speech.

low energy · original / library audio

Keep the bed low beneath the entire spoken track. Cut when each idea changes, not on musical beats. Let the final note continue into the opening-frame match.

Before you shoot

Format: vlog. The person and the real studio are the subject. Prop the phone at waist or chest height for every scene so both hands stay free. Shoot scenes 1 and 9 from the same marked spot before moving the phone. Shoot scene 8 from that entrance setup next. Then shoot scenes 2 through 7 in order inside the studio. Keep scene 2 moving for the full line; it is the longest shot. Record the voiceover as the supplied continuous track, then place cuts at the listed words without changing them. The brief does not provide a booking destination. Before posting, add the studio’s real booking destination on screen during scene 9 so viewers know where to complete the booking. If the edit runs long, tighten pauses between phrases. Do not remove or speed up words.

Every brief exports as a plain text file — on every paid plan and on the Free Trial. PDF on Pro.

Formats that fit

All 3 are available on every plan, including the Free Trial. These three are where solo creator work usually lands.

Walk & Talk

No setup and no studio. You, the street, and the thing you wanted to say.

Vlog

For the days where the story is what happened, not what you are selling.

Trend

Borrow the shape that is already working and put your own point inside it.

That’s the difference between a creator who’s guessing and one who’s got a process.

You show up with a plan. You know your opening line, your three scenes, and how long each one runs. Free account. 3 briefs to start — no card required.

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