Your maison's own presenter introduces each new product in a short vertical video: materials, story, styling, the lines that sell. In every language your stores speak, inside the tools your client advisors already use.
20 minutes · Scoped to your season · Priced on the call · The presenter is generated and disclosed
Nothing goes into a script that is not in the approved product information. The sheet is the only source; your trainers set the order of the chapters and lock the brand terms per language.
A product sheet is written for buyers and systems. A briefing is written for the moment a client asks. So the same facts are re-ordered into five chapters an advisor can carry onto the floor.
Seventy-five seconds, vertical, captioned, presented by the maison's own presenter, the same in every video. You approve every script before it is rendered and every video before it is delivered.
Before we open: the Corde jacket. This is the piece clients will ask about first this season.
Double-faced wool and cashmere, three hundred and twenty grams. No lining. Turn it inside out, and this is what you show: every seam bound by hand with silk cord.
Straight shoulder, a little long, made to sit over a fine knit. If someone is between sizes, go down; the shoulder should sit exactly.
The Corde trouser in the same cloth, the grey rib knit, the cord belt. Grey with the trouser is the full look.
The workshop made gloves for sixty years, and this is a glove turned outward. That is why the inside is finished like the outside.
Three or more languages per season. Each version is reviewed by a native speaker before delivery; your reviewer confirms brand terms against a locked glossary.
Thirty to fifty products, three or more languages, six to eight weeks from kickoff to handover. A weekly delivery, a review link, one point of contact.
For beauty the chapters change: the benefit, how to use it with a client, who it is for, the words to use at the counter, what it pairs with. Sixty seconds, the same words at every counter.
A beauty advisor has seconds with a client. A briefing they watched that morning gives them the benefit and the exact phrasing, not a PDF to search.
Your maison's presenter is a generated character, not a filmed person. We say so here, and you decide how it is described inside your organisation. No real person's likeness or voice is used without written consent.
You supply approved product information and imagery and keep all rights in it. The delivered videos are yours to use internally under the terms of the proposal. Nothing is published, shared or used to train anything.
These videos are for your client advisors, not for clients. They are made for the systems your teams already use, sized for a phone, never for a public channel.
No. It makes the video asset that goes into them. You keep your platforms, your logins and your reporting; we deliver files and links that fit.
Approved product sheets or a PIM export, product imagery, brand and tone guidelines, your languages, and one reviewer per language who confirms brand terms. About an hour of your time in week one, then a weekly review.
Scripts are written only from the product information you approve, and you sign off every script before it is rendered and every video before it is delivered. Brand terms and forbidden words are locked per language.
Yes. Look, wardrobe, voice, pace and warmth are designed with you and approved before the first video. The presenter is yours and is not used for anyone else.
A pilot is scoped to your season on a 20-minute call and priced in a written proposal: a setup fee, a per-product fee and a per-language fee. There is nothing to buy on this page.
If the season works for your teams, the next seasons run on the same presenter and template under a recurring arrangement, scoped with you at the wrap-up call.
Bring the launch you have coming. We map the products, the languages and the first ten videos, and send a written proposal after the call.
Book a scoping callPrefer email? tonje@trymuse.com