Character perspectives
Open each video through a different character or relationship
Promotion begins when the short drama is finished, with short-form narration videos produced in batches for advertising and multilingual versions available
Create multiple story-driven campaign videos from character relationships, core conflict, and narrative turns
Open each video through a different character or relationship
Build each video around a key conflict and move quickly into the central story
Preserve essential context and narrative turns, ending with a reason to keep watching
Short-drama advertising takes more than clipping scenes. It requires clear characters, conflict, and turning points, with scripts, voiceover, subtitles, and final videos completed as one delivery
| Dimension | Common approach | CutGist |
|---|---|---|
| Story handling | Edit around isolated scenes or highlights | Organize narration around characters, conflict, and turning points |
| Production workflow | Coordinate editing, scripts, voiceover, and subtitles separately | Connect every production step under one narrative direction |
| Batch consistency | Confirm expression and delivery rules for each version separately | Reuse confirmed expression, naming, and delivery rules across the project |
| Delivery organization | Hand off files separately by production step | Package final videos by the agreed volume, naming, and acceptance scope |
Deliver completed campaign videos produced to the confirmed direction and organized by language, platform, and agreed volume
Produce multiple story-driven campaign videos from the same confirmed short drama
Deliver completed campaign videos in the agreed target languages
Prepare aspect ratio, duration, and file format for the client-specified platforms and confirmed volume
Built for teams with finished short dramas that need a continuing supply of promotional assets and different campaign versions
Prepare story-driven narration videos for short dramas approaching launch or recently released
Continue producing different narrative versions around an existing short drama
Produce completed campaign videos for audiences in the agreed target-language markets
Process existing short dramas and serialized content in batches with consistent delivery organization
Confirm project goals and material rights before moving into direction review, production, delivery, and acceptance
Describe the short drama, target audience, language, delivery platform, and expected output volume
Confirm material rights, story focus, version scope, handoff, delivery format, and acceptance criteria
Produce the confirmed campaign video versions and adapt them for the specified platforms
Receive the organized final versions and review them against the confirmed project scope
Review materials, output volume, multilingual production, platform adaptation, and rights requirements before submitting an inquiry
Describe the project in the Contact form first without sending media or links. After scope review, we will confirm the material handoff method.
The output volume depends on the available story material, target audience, campaign direction, and confirmed project scope.
No. We organize the story through editing and narration around characters, conflict, and turning points rather than extracting isolated highlights.
Yes. We can deliver completed campaign videos in the agreed target languages, with the required narration, voiceover, and subtitles included in each final video.
We adapt final video format and presentation to the client-specified delivery platform after confirming its requirements. The website does not publish a fixed platform list.
No. CutGist produces campaign video assets but does not provide media buying, advertising account operation, or campaign performance commitments by default.
The customer must have the legal right to provide, edit, translate, and distribute every submitted source and any third-party material included in it.
Schedule and fees are confirmed after reviewing source volume, languages, narrative direction, platform requirements, output volume, and acceptance scope.
Describe the short drama, target audience, language, delivery platform, and expected output volume, and we will confirm the production scope