Hooks That Hold

Your audience decides in 1.3 seconds.

Every video ships with a hook, a narrative, and a conversion goal — concepted, scripted, shot, and cut for the platform it lives on. Not just views. Sales.

1B
Video Views
3.4x
Thumb-Stop Rate
48h
Edit Turnaround
120+
Ads Shipped
The Problem

Where videos lose the scroll.

Four reasons most brand video gets skipped, and what we do about each one.

01

Slow openings

Logos, fades, and mood shots while the thumb keeps moving. Our scripts put the hook in frame one, payoff promised by second three.

02

Made for the brand

Videos that flatter the founder, not the buyer. Every concept starts from a customer objection, not a brand guideline.

03

One cut, ten placements

A 16:9 TVC crammed into Reels converts like a billboard read through a letterbox. Every concept ships in platform-native cuts.

04

Views without a CTA

A million views and nothing to click. Every video has one conversion goal and an end card built to hit it.

What We Make

Three ways in.

Whether you need ads that convert, a film that positions, or a steady stream of reels — every video starts with a hook and ends with a goal.

Film

Brand & Product Films

The one video that does the heavy lifting on your homepage and launches: positioning, product, and proof in under two minutes.

  • Concept & scriptwriting
  • Full production day
  • Product macro & lifestyle
  • Cutdowns for every channel
Scope a Film
Retainer

Reels Retainer

A monthly engine of short-form: batch-shot, hook-tested, and shipped on a calendar that never goes quiet.

  • Monthly batch shoot
  • 12–20 reels per month
  • Hook testing & iteration
  • 48-hour edit turnarounds
Scope the Retainer
How It Ships

Concept to feed in three weeks.

A fixed cadence from script to screen. Then the hooks get tested like ads, because they are ads.

Week 1

Concepts & scripts

Customer-objection research, hook matrix, and scripts. You approve the words before we roll anything.

Week 2

The shoot

Batch production: one day, multiple concepts, every angle gathered for variations. UGC, studio, or both.

Week 3

Edit & variations

Hero cuts plus hook variations, captioned for sound-off, delivered in platform-native ratios. 48-hour iteration turnarounds.

Ongoing

Test hooks & iterate

Winning hooks get sequels, dead ones get cut. Watch time and thumb-stop rate decide, not taste.

The gear and tools we cut on
Sony FX3AputurePremiere Pro After EffectsDaVinci ResolveCapCut Frame.ioMeta Ads Library
Scripted. Shot. Converting.

We don't publish praise
without a number in it.

The hook matrix changed how we brief. Thumb-stop rate tripled on the same product, same offer.
Kabir MehtaFounder, Delulu
One shoot day gave us six weeks of ad variations. CAC dropped 28% as the testing engine churned through them.
Aman GuptaCo-Founder, WeWake
Our launch film did the selling on the homepage — time on page doubled and so did add-to-carts.
Tanvi DesaiFounder, Chit Chat Chai
Straight Answers

No fine print.

Both, often in the same batch. UGC-style for feed ads, studio for product and brand film. The concept decides the treatment, not a package.

Mumbai, in studio or on location. For creator-shot UGC we script, direct remotely, and edit — distance doesn't matter.

A batch day typically yields 3–4 concepts with 3–5 hook variations each — a quarter of testing material from one call sheet.

First cuts within a week of the shoot, iterations in 48 hours. Retainer reels run on a fixed monthly calendar.

Like ads: thumb-stop rate, hold rate, and conversions per video. Views are in the appendix, where they belong.

Start Anywhere

Four ways in.

Pick your entry point. Every conversation starts with the number we'd move, not a pitch.

30 min

Strategy Call

One question, one straight answer. No prep, no deck.

Book the Call
PDF

The Hook Library

40 opening frames sorted by objection type. The same library we script from.

Get the Library
1 day

Scope a Shoot

Know what you need? One batch day, concepts fixed at briefing, variations included.

Scope a Shoot

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