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Plan the demo before you press record
A good software walkthrough is a small story: one viewer, one task, one clear result.
I put together the Software Demo Storyboard Kit to make that easier. It includes a 60-second demo script, 30- and 15-second cutdowns, an editable shot-plan CSV, screen-capture checks, and a caption review checklist, plus a worked example using StudioFlow Delivery Desk.
It is a planning toolkit, not a finished video. Use it with the recording and editing tools you already have, and verify every product claim before publishing.
If you make software tutorials, launch demos, or feature walkthroughs, this gives you a repeatable starting point.
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I just released a free Framer template, Take One, a portfolio for videographers and directors of photography! 🎬
Six films sit on a wheel, and each clip is framed like a camera monitor. I wanted it to feel like you're on set.
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• Film wheel you step through by scroll, arrow keys or touch swipe
• Camera-monitor overlay: REC light, timecode, Lisbon clock, frame lines and camera chips
• Accent colour per film, and the outgoing title turns into an outline ghost
• Reticle cursor that opens into a Play button, with a full-screen player
• Grid view: 4 columns on desktop, 3 on tablet and 1 on phone, with clips that play on hover
• Ruler playlist with fill bars and Auto Advance
• Drag the timecode to scrub through a film
• Smooth scroll and a fade between pages
• Films are edited in one list on the wheel component
• Desktop, tablet and phone layouts, SEO score of 100 🎥
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/take-one-videography/
Framing each clip like a camera monitor with a REC light and timecode is such a fun detail. Love that the film wheel works with arrow keys and swipe too.
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This project highlights traditional video editing using real client footage, with a focus on pacing, storytelling, and post-production.
I work with both traditional footage and AI-assisted video production, and I enjoy bringing different stories to life!
