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forward any reel.
get your version back.

selida reads the reel you send — every cut, every camera move, every beat — then rebuilds it as yours.

product ads · talking heads · thirteen presenters, twelve rooms

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01 · the decode

it reads the ad before it makes anything.

forward a product ad and selida takes it apart shot by shot — where every cut lands, what the camera did, what was on screen, what was said. everyone else hands you a recipe to follow. this is the read.

what selida read

22s · 5 shots · 4 cuts · 4 of 5 read

  1. 0:002.4s
    product hero

    cameraslow push in, ends on the label

    lookhard key from the left, cold grade, deep shadow

    “you've been throwing half of it away.”

    vo · 3 frames read

  2. 0:021.9s
    hands on product

    cameralocked, thumb over the cap

    “two pumps is the whole routine.”

    vo · 2 frames read

  3. 0:045.2s
    person

    camerahandheld, follows her to the window

    lookwindow light, warm, no fill

    “I stopped buying the big bottle in march and I haven't run out since.”

    vo · 4 frames read · words on screen at 0:06

  4. 0:094.8s
    not read

    camerawhip pan into the next set-up

    look — couldn't read it

    no speech · 2 frames read · low confidence

  5. 0:148.0s
    product hero

    camerapull back to the full shelf

    “link's in the bio — same price as the small one.”

    vo · 3 frames read

rebuilt as yours

same grid · same camera · 22s · 4 of 5 speak

  1. 0:002.4s
    product hero

    cameraslow push in, ends on the label

    lookhard key from the left, cold grade, deep shadow

    “you've been paying for the tin, not the coffee.”

    first frame composed from your product photo

  2. 0:021.9s
    hands on product

    cameralocked, thumb over the cap

    “one pouch fills it four times.”

    first frame composed from your product photo

  3. 0:045.2s
    person

    camerahandheld, follows her to the window

    lookwindow light, warm, no fill

    “we moved the refill to a pouch in march and the price never moved.”

    verge · window light

  4. 0:094.8s
    product on the shelf

    camerawhip pan into the next set-up

    you named this one · renders silent

  5. 0:148.0s
    product hero

    camerapull back to the full shelf

    “it's on the site — the pouch costs less than the tin.”

    first frame composed from your product photo

the shot it couldn't read says so, and you name it from a menu — two taps, nothing to write. the source is read, never re-shot: its frames go into the reader and never into what gets made. the faces are ours.

02 · recasting

kill fatigue on a winner instead of retiring it.

when an ad stops converting, most teams shelve it and start over. forward it instead and change one thing — the structure that earned the spend stays exactly where it was.

new face

same script, same grid, a different presenter carries it.

new product

the same ad, aimed at the next thing on your shelf.

new room

same words, same cuts, shot somewhere else entirely.

one variable at a time, so you know which one moved.

03 · the take

the other face of the same sentence.

not every reel is an ad. forward a talking head and a talking head comes back — your words, said by a presenter you pick, in a room you pick. no camera, no lighting, no second take that never gets scheduled.

halo · room counter · seedance 2.5

twelve rooms · pick where it's shot

videos from 95¢ a second · nothing charged when a render fails

04 · the floor

every read is free — the shoot is the only thing that costs.

you see the whole thing before you spend.

the shot map, the rebuilt script, the words in your voice — all of it is on screen first. forward a reel and twenty seconds later the page is there: the summary, the method, the full transcript, in the thread.

nothing is metered on the way in.
selida

trial reels: 0 to 10k in 60 days

42s reel · forwarded yesterday
SUMMARY: her account went 0 to 10k in 60 days posting the same video ten different ways. the method she shows: trial reels and ruthless hook testing. THE METHOD 1. Write 10 hooks before filming — drafted in her notes app, keep the 3 that read fastest out loud (0:09) 2. Post them as trial reels — shown to non-followers only, so flops never touch her grid (0:17) 3. Check retention every night · kill anything under 3s average watch, no exceptions (0:26) 4. Rerun winners weekly with a new first frame — same video, new opening image, the algorithm treats it as fresh (0:38) MENTIONED: trial reels toggle · notes-app hook bank · the 3-second rule · "the hook is most of the video" FILED: business
copy for your AI
open claude
open chatgpt
THE TRANSCRIPT
0:09before I film anything I write ten hooks and keep the three that read fastest.
0:17…
142 saved · rewatched: zero

the method

the steps in order, each one carrying the timecode it was said at.

the transcript

every word, timestamped — copy it straight into claude or chatgpt.

the library

reply 'library' in the DM: everything you've forwarded, filed.

05 · the craft

how it's actually made.

one forwarded reel, end to end

readthe cuts are found in the picture, the words are timed off the audio, and the frames get looked at.
rebuildthe same grid, the same camera grammar, your subject in the frame — written only from claims your own site can back.
shootevery shot rendered with seedance 2.5, product shots opening on a frame your photo is already composed into.
syncthe voice laid back onto the picture, the drift measured and repaired, then it lands in the thread.
verge · room walk · seedance 2.5
13presenters
12rooms
~20sto a page
freeto read, every time
selida

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