Video Series Planning
Plans a series where each episode works alone and rewards the sequence — most manage only one of the two.
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Running it, start to finish
- Check the subject genuinely separates into episodes worth watching alone.
- Bank several episodes before publishing the first.
- Give every episode a route into the rest of the series.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Asks whether the subject is genuinely a series or one long video split for its own sake.
- Plans for viewers arriving mid-series, which is how most of them arrive.
- Moves the strongest material earlier, since series retention decays hard across episodes.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Batch production. A series needing a separate shoot day per episode stops around episode four. Section 6 is what makes it finishable.
- Bank episodes before publishing. The gap between episodes is what kills a series. Having three finished before the first goes out prevents it.
- Do not save the best for last. The finale is seen by the fewest people. Whatever is most compelling should be where the audience still is.
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