Workflows · Updated
Workflow: a weekly batch of five short videos
Short answer
A weekly batch routine plans five videos, scripts them as bullets, films them in one session, edits them together in one style, reviews once and schedules the week. Batching reduces switching costs, and a fixed style from a skill makes the edit predictable. Adjust the count to what you can sustain.
What is the schedule?
| Block | Task |
|---|---|
| Monday | Plan five ideas and hooks |
| Tuesday | Write bullet scripts and film all five |
| Wednesday | Edit all five in one style |
| Thursday | Review, fix captions, schedule |
| Friday | Review last week's results |
Which style should you use?
One style, such as Bold or Glass, keeps the week consistent. See how to batch record and batch edit.
How do you avoid burnout?
Keep a reserve video and take a break each quarter.
Frequently asked questions
Is five videos a week right for me?
Use the number you can keep consistently, which may be fewer.
Can I batch on a different day?
Yes, adapt the blocks to your calendar.
What if filming runs long?
Cut the batch size rather than the quality.
Should I edit the same day?
Editing in a separate block keeps energy fresh.
Skills mentioned on this page
Bold
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