Agencies & creative consultants
More campaign assets. Less ‘final_FINAL’.
Turn an approved client story into a short campaign video, then adapt the direction for the next channel.
One more tiny change
Made with RubiicFiles named final, final_v2 and final_FINAL form an unruly parade. A rubber stamp requests one more tiny change before an approved brief becomes launch, social and recap assets. The punchline: less version-name poetry.
A useful story starts with one idea
The message is approved. Now it needs a launch video, a social cut and a newsletter visual. Start with the approved story and make each variation serve a clear purpose.
What you could make
- Campaign concepts. Show a visual direction early so a client can react to something concrete.
- Social variations. Request a different hook, aspect ratio or ending while keeping the core message consistent.
- Client explainers. Make an unfamiliar service or process easier to understand with a short visual story.
Make this example your own
The sample makes a familiar production headache the hook. For client work, give Rubiic the approved message and ask for one deliverable first. Review each adaptation for layout, claims and brand fit.
From source to finished video
- Bring the source. The approved brief, audience, brand assets you can use, channel and required deliverable.
- Shape the first draft. Tell Rubiic the audience, the length, the tone and the format. Ask for changes in the conversation as the story takes shape.
- Review and export. Check client permissions, product claims, supplied assets and final channel specifications. Revisions and exports use credits; consult pricing for the current terms. Render the approved video and download the MP4.
For Instagram Reels, ask for a vertical composition and review the reframed layout. For a newsletter, use a still or GIF linked to the video on your site. See the social content workflow and newsletter examples.
Try a brief like this
Copy this into Rubiic and adapt it to your story and audience. This is a suggested new brief, not the original conversation behind the example.
Create a 20-second campaign concept for [client/product], using this approved message: [copy]. Audience: [who]. The campaign action is [CTA]. Open with one visual joke about [relevant everyday frustration], then show the value clearly. Follow these supplied brand rules: [rules]. Do not add claims or testimonials. Produce a landscape draft first. After approval, adapt the composition for a vertical social video and a newsletter still.
What will you make next?
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