Know what to say.
A ready-to-film script replaces the blank page.
Film one 3–6 second opening line and a few clips of your work. DMI turns them into a clear, branded video story.
Script · voice-over · captions · editing
Within your agreed DMI service.

Show the result. Tell the story.
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Help customers understand your skill before they ever visit your shop.

A ready-to-film script replaces the blank page.
Your real people, process and results build a more credible story.
We shape the footage, voice-over, captions and branding.
Your footage is the starting point. The edit gives it direction.
Real people. Real craftsmanship.
Six perspectives on the work you do.
Move across the films. Find your angle.
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A complete story. Voice, rhythm and a point of view.
210 written ideas to choose from. Start with one. Each includes your opening line, narration and shot list.
Your shoot shortlist, saved in this browser. Adding a script does not send it to DMI.
A personal record of finished edits. It does not show DMI delivery status or a requirement to finish all 210 ideas.
Saved scripts, notes and completion progress stay in this browser. Export a backup to take them to another device. Before filming, replace script placeholders and check that local conditions and business claims are true for your shop.
02 / CAPTURE THE MOMENTS
Choose a shot for guidance. Tick it when your clip is ready.
Film vertically (9:16), at 1080p or 4K. Clean the lens, use natural light and record clear audio for your opening line. Hold each B-roll shot steady for 5–8 seconds. Send originals without filters, stickers or music.
Obtain consent for people and identifiable customer details. Follow site authorisation and safety rules for marine or aircraft footage.
Clips ready? Put the originals in one shared folder.
Prepare my footage briefShare your original clips and chosen scripts with DMI.
Your work is the heart of the story.Your opening hook, original B-roll and optional voice memo. Give your DMI contact access to view and download.
Need a little filming guidance?Open a guide for local topics, seasonal campaigns or positioning your shop. These are optional tools to help shape your next story.
Texas sun, Florida humidity, Midwest road salt, Arizona dust: different locations create different reasons to care for a vehicle. Enter your shop details to uncover relevant talking points and turn them into 12 ready-to-film, localised videos with a single owner-on-camera hook.
Personalise the advice to your market, your services and the driving conditions your customers face. Only the state is required for regional suggestions; city and shop details make the scripts more useful.
Same service. More meaningful story. Explain the real issue, demonstrate your process, show your team and finish with a relevant local call to action.
Regional suggestions based on your location and selected service.
Choose which themes to include. This is an editorial priority order, not a measured risk ranking. Conditions vary substantially within every state; verify your city, the current season and your service capability.
Check a public 7-day temperature, precipitation and UV forecast for your city, then connect a current weather condition to your shop's expertise. This is not a seasonal climate average.
"Why does the [CITY] summer leave your car so dirty?" creates a reason to watch before you mention a product.
The shop shows a real inspection, a real process and an honest explanation of what the service can and cannot do.
Post practical local advice, follow with your team and results, then invite a relevant enquiry or Black Friday consultation.
Make seasonal content about real local driver problems—not generic discount posts. Promote winter-ready exterior care, salt and slush cleaning, coating maintenance, interior recovery, glass clarity and spring resets with an honest service offer behind every story.
Ideas are ordered by regional relevance when a state is selected. Choose a card to read the complete hook, narrator script, shot list, proof requirements and CTA.
Local relevance and safety: These are editorial prompts, not verified weather or road-treatment conditions at an address. Check your city, season, forecast and shop capabilities. Services must be performed safely in suitable temperatures. Never promise that detailing prevents corrosion, that coatings eliminate road salt, or that PPF stops hail. Source guidance: AAA road-salt care ↗ and NHTSA winter visibility ↗.
Say the opening hook to camera. After that, the viewer sees close-ups of your work while the remaining script is heard as a voice-over. DMI can organise the voice-over arrangement within your agreed production scope.
Deliver the bold hook. Film one clean take, 3–6 seconds, looking at the lens.
Cut away to inspection, preparation, tools and technicians working. No owner talking-head video.
Use genuine process footage, close-ups, comparisons and a finished result while narration continues.
Close with a simple invitation to enquire and on-screen shop contact details.
You are not being asked to perform a 30-second speech. Your only on-camera speaking clip is the hook. DMI handles the edit and coordinates the remaining voice-over and captions.
Pick a script and film ONLY its opening hook facing the camera. One natural 3–6-second take is enough; record an extra take if you wish.
→Your team films the real service: 5–8-second vertical clips of prep, tools, handwork, inspection and the final reveal. No on-camera speaking.
→Send original clips and the script ID. DMI edits the footage, adds narration using an agreed voice-over method, captions, branding and CTA.
Anyone can post a shiny car. Strong local brands show the people, standards, proof and relationships that make customers confident handing over their keys.
Customers can hear from the person responsible for the work before they ever visit your shop.
Explain your preparation and quality standards so clients understand what makes your service different.
Turn everyday questions about ceramic coating, tint or PPF into simple educational content.
End with one clear call to action: book an inspection, ask for options or request a quote.
The objective is stronger brand positioning and more relevant conversations. Video performance and bookings will vary by market, offer and execution.
A promotion works harder when potential customers already recognise your team, understand your process and have seen the quality of your work. Use your videos to warm up the audience before you ask for the booking.
Lead with local brand scripts L06 (meet the owner), L01 (why choose us) and L11 (inspection). One hook filmed on camera per Reel; the rest is silent footage with voice-over.
Add L14 (product advice) and L31 (education) to the service videos. Show honest expertise, real preparation and what customers should expect.
Use L16 (verified reviews), L20 (real before/after context) and D40 (offer teaser) to reinforce credibility before discussing a promotion.
Use C20 (coating offer) or P15 (PPF final call), personalised with real terms. No fake urgency or unsupported discounts.
These are optional offer structures, not promises of results. Choose what is profitable and operationally realistic for your shop.
Include a relevant, clearly defined enhancement with a qualifying service rather than racing to the lowest headline price.
Offer a properly priced combination, such as tint and front-end PPF, with transparent inclusions and service terms.
Use a genuine gift-card promotion or future-service credit. State eligibility, expiry and redemption conditions clearly.
Owner films ONLY the teaser, launch or final-call opening hook. The offer details, service footage and CTA play afterward as voice-over. Use genuine offers, availability and deadlines.
Important: use genuine deadlines and capacity limits, honour stated terms, and ensure any price comparisons and advertised savings comply with local advertising rules.
No full-length owner presentation. You send a 3–6-second hook and real footage; DMI assembles the voice-over-led edit according to your agreed service scope.
Final deliverables, turnaround, revisions and publishing responsibilities depend on your agreed DMI service scope.
No. A modern smartphone, a clean lens, vertical framing, good light and clear audio are enough to start. The quality of what you're showing matters more than having an expensive camera.
You can supply the rest of the script as a separate audio-only voice memo, or ask your DMI account manager about a DMI-arranged voice-over. The method, voice approval and delivery are agreed within your service scope. No synthetic cloning of your voice is assumed.
No. Film ONLY the 3–6-second opening hook on camera. The remaining dialogue is written for voice-over across silent B-roll. You may optionally record narration as an audio-only voice memo or coordinate that production with DMI.
No. Send the opening hook as one raw clip, silent B-roll clips and any separate voice memo unedited. Avoid applying text, music, transitions or filters. DMI can assemble the voice-over-led video under your production agreement.
Only when you have appropriate permission. Avoid showing customer faces, number plates, personal details or private spaces unless you have consent and a legitimate reason to include them.
Start with four high-quality videos a month: brand trust, service education, visible craftsmanship and a relevant offer. The library provides 210 scripts; your cadence and editing scope depend on your DMI plan.
DMI can prepare content for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Editing, approval, scheduling and posting are determined by your agreed service plan.