Rhythm and look, never words or footage

"Make it like this video" makes an original video. It borrows how the reference moves, never what it contains.

What your video takes from the reference

• The structure: the hook, the beats and how long each runs.
• The rhythm: how often it cuts and how long shots last.
• The look: the palette, the type and the caption style.

What is never copied

• Its words: the script is written for your product, in your own words.
• Its footage: none of the reference's frames, clips or sound appear in your video.
• Its people: nobody from the reference is shown or imitated.
• Its brand: no logos, names or trademarks from the reference.

Why

A style, a rhythm and a structure are how good videos are made, and anyone may use them. The words and footage belong to their creator. Following the first and never taking the second keeps your video original and yours to publish.

How close will it look?

Close in feel, different in content. The result's rhythm is measured and compared with the reference's, so you can see how near it came. Your source material sets the limits: a reference full of fast real footage needs real footage behind your story too, which a footage edit can provide.