Restaurant Reel Shot List: A 15-Second Dish Reveal
Plan a restaurant Reel around one dish: a sensory opening, one preparation detail, a finished plate, and an invitation. Includes a timed example and a free editable shot list.
See the worked plan →Corpus / Video field guides
Better videos start
with a specific plan.
Free small-business video marketing resources built around real shooting decisions: what to show, what to say, and where the viewer goes next.
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Two hooks. Five timed shots. One editable production brief.
Product Demo Video Shot List: Show One Useful Action
A 30-second product demo plan for small teams: establish the product, show it in use, demonstrate one detail, and end with a clear next step. Includes a worked example and editable template.
See the worked plan →Service Business Video Shot List: Explain One Job Clearly
Plan a 30-second service-business video that shows a real process without invented testimonials. Includes a worked shot list, filming considerations, and an editable production brief.
See the worked plan →One worksheet for the whole shoot.
Download a blank CSV with shot timing, framing, action, sound, asset permission, take selection, and editor notes. Open it in Excel, Sheets, or your preferred spreadsheet app. No signup required.
Download the free shooting worksheetPlanning the destination
What should you prepare for a website build?
Gather accurate facts, approved photos, and a clear next step. Our buyer checklist includes a worked brief and explains what separates a prototype from a working site.
Read the website-build checklist →How these resources are made
Corpus Sites writes and tests these examples against its working planner. They are suggested production structures, not customer performance results. Each guide solves a different shooting problem; there are no fabricated reviews, statistics, or ranking promises.
The planner makes text plans, not footage. Start with your real business facts, edit the result, and check that the script fits your chosen duration before filming.