How it works
Research & Niche Radar
We track what is trending in your niche every week and turn it into concept cards you can approve or produce straight from your portal.
Ask for exactly what you want
Hit “Request specific ideas”, tell the research desk the topic and how many reels or carousels you want, and the new concepts land in your Concept Pool — scripts included.
Scripts & hooks
Each concept gets a 15-second and 30-second script, three hook options, three end tags and a compliance-safe alternate.
Shoot day
One scheduled day at your location with our crew, models and a shot list you can review on your phone — tap Produced as each shot wraps.
Replicate any trend
See a trend you like? Tap Replicate, drop in your own footage from your phone, add the captions you want on screen, and we cut it to match the trend.
Post-production
Edits move through our ticket system — In Development, Editing, In Review — and you see every stage on your board.
Revise or approve
Watch the cut in your portal. Pin a note at any moment, tweak the caption Max wrote, and send it back to revise — or approve it and it moves to Ready to schedule. Carousels and images work the same way: slide through, click the exact spot you want changed.
15s — [Presenter, hand tracing down spine] Why can you twist your upper back but barely your lower back? Facet joints. In your neck and mid-back they're angled to allow rotation. In your lower back they're angled to block it.
15s — Before I'd ever bring up the Galleri test, I want your family history and risk profile first. That's what actually decides if it makes sense.
15s — Compare your top neck vertebra to the one at the base of your spine, and they look like different bones entirely. The lower ones are bigger because they're carrying more weight.
Tell the research desk exactly what you’re after and it writes concepts to Elevate Wellness’s radar. Reels arrive with a 15s and 30s script; carousels with a slide breakdown.
WHAT SHOULD THESE IDEAS BE ABOUT?Why can you twist your upper back but barely your lower back? Facet joints. In your neck and mid-back they're angled to allow rotation. In your lower back they're angled to block it and protect you from injury. Same spine, different rules region to region.
🎬 30-SECOND SCRIPTEvery vertebra connects to the next one through facet joints — over a hundred of them. They're not oriented the same way everywhere: in your neck they sit almost flat, so you can rotate nearly 90 degrees. In your lower back they face straight up and down, built to resist rotation, because twisting force on the lumbar spine is what tears discs. So when your yoga instructor says “twist from your upper back,” this is the anatomy behind it.
Before I'd ever bring up the Galleri test, I want your family history and risk profile first. That's what actually decides if it makes sense.
🎬 30-SECOND SCRIPTI don't lead with the test. I lead with your history — family history, personal risk factors, your existing screening schedule. Only after that do we talk about whether an option like Galleri adds anything useful for you specifically. It's not a one-size-fits-all add-on.
COMPLIANCE: Galleri is a lab-developed test, not FDA-approved; frame strictly as an option to discuss alongside existing screenings based on individual risk.
No, a heating pad is not part of your facelift recovery kit. Heat pulls more blood to the area — the opposite of what fresh incisions need. What helps: a wedge pillow to keep your head elevated, and a soft ice pack with a cloth barrier for the first couple of days.
🎬 30-SECOND SCRIPTNo, a heating pad is not going in your facelift recovery kit. It feels good, but heat pulls more blood flow to the area, which usually means more swelling, not less. Ice is the move for the first couple of days, always with a thin cloth between the pack and your skin. The other piece people skip is elevation — sleeping flat lets fluid pool overnight, so a wedge pillow matters more than any product.
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Every month we turn your expertise into a library of short-form video that sounds like you and performs like a brand ten times your size. We research what your audience is already watching, write hooks and scripts around it, shoot it in a day, and edit it into platform-ready pieces.