ScriptCut for Agencies
Give each client a kit: their shape, their subtitle style, their logo, their brief. Every project you file under them starts from it, so the twentieth clip looks like the first.
Client kits are part of ScriptCut Social.
Ten clients, ten looks. You set each one once.
File a project under a client and its clips open in their shape, with their subtitles and their logo already on.
Change anything on one clip if it needs it. The kit is a starting point, never a lock.
Who they are, how they speak, the words they never use. Plain English, a few lines.
Every caption and cover the AI writes for that client reads it first. You can edit or delete any line.
Set one password for everything a client holds. A link with its own password keeps it.
When the work ends, one switch closes every link they have. Nothing is deleted, and switching it back on restores them.
The shape their clips start in, their subtitle style, their logo bug, their fonts and colours, their B-roll, opening and closing videos, words to use or avoid, and a short brief the AI reads. Each part is optional.
Yes. The kit fills in the starting choices. Any clip can change its shape, subtitles or logo, and the kit stays as it was for the next one.
Send one approval link. They see each clip with its caption, then press Approve or ask for a change in their own words. No account needed. You see every answer in one place.
Every link that client holds stops opening, including their review, approval and download links. Nothing is deleted and no link changes. Switch it back on and they open again.
No. Each kit, brief and library belongs to its own client folder, and a client's link only opens their own projects.