One Idea, Three Reel Parts
Turn one idea into three reels by giving each part its own title. People will not start at part one.
To turn one idea into a three-part reel series, split the idea into three sentences that each stand alone. Part two cannot open with "as I said yesterday." Most viewers will see only one of the three. Each title has to carry its own point, and each reel has to pay that title off.
Three titles before three edits
Write the titles in a row. If two of them sound like the same sentence, you have one reel and a leftover. If one of them needs the others to make sense, rewrite it until it does not.
Repeat the setup in one line
You may remind people of the topic in a few words. You may not spend the first five seconds recapping. "Part 2: the price" is enough context.
Same look, so the series is visible
Same host, same board, same product. The titles change. A series that changes style every part looks like three accounts.
A worked example
Idea: how a bakery prices buns. Part 1: "Cost the flour first." Part 2: "Then the hour." Part 3: "Then the tray you waste." Each opens on its own title. None says "continuing."
Before you post
- Each title works if the others vanish.
- The recap is one line or absent.
- The look matches across parts.
Where Scro fits
Scro can storyboard each part as its own explainer with the same locked look and a title in the first three seconds. Approve each still set, then post them as three reels.
Storyboard the three parts. Finished samples are on the examples page.
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