One Recording, Three Videos: A Consultant's Simple Method

You do not need three separate filming sessions to get three videos. Record one clear answer on your phone, upload it to Relsko, and the assistant proposes three concepts built from that same footage. You pick one concept, and Relsko gives you three cut variants of it to choose from.

This works well for consultants because your value is in what you say, not in fancy editing. A single well-recorded answer can be shaped into a tip video, a client-question video, or a short introduction to a service. The footage stays yours, and nothing is added that you did not film.

Why one recording is enough for consultants

Most consultants already answer the same questions many times. A client asks how to prepare for a workshop, how to set a budget, or how to choose a supplier. You explain it in two minutes on a call. That explanation is the raw material.

The trick is to record it once, on purpose, with a clear beginning and a clear end. Then you reuse it. Relsko does not invent scenes or add stock clips. It works only with your own phone clips and photos, so the result still sounds and looks like you.

What to record before you upload

Keep the recording between 10 and 35 seconds. That is the length Relsko works with. If your answer is longer, split it into parts and upload the parts you want to use.

• Pick one question a client often asks.
• Answer it in one or two sentences at the start.
• Add one concrete example from your work.
• End with one clear next step for the viewer.
• Film in a quiet room with light on your face.
• Hold the phone vertically.
• Do not read from a script; speak as you would on a call.
• Check the sound before you upload.

You can upload up to 50 files at once, 200 per project, and each file can be up to 2 GB. That is plenty for a week of client answers.

How the three concepts and three variants work

After you upload, the assistant asks at most a couple of questions. Then it proposes three concepts. A concept is a way of shaping your footage into a short vertical video, for example a direct tip, a question-and-answer, or a short service introduction.

You choose one concept. Relsko then makes three cut variants of that one concept. You watch them and download the one that fits. This is not nine videos. It is three concepts, one chosen, three cuts.

The videos are 1080x1920, ready for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Animated captions are in beta. Standard export is available to everyone.

A simple weekly routine

You do not need to film every day. One short session a week is enough to keep a steady flow of videos.

• Monday: note three client questions you heard last week.
• Tuesday: record one answer for each question, 10 to 35 seconds each.
• Wednesday: upload the clips and read the three proposed concepts.
• Thursday: pick one concept per clip and review the three cut variants.
• Friday: download the best variant and post it.

What Relsko does not do

Relsko does not add stock footage, generated scenes, or anything you did not film. It does not promise reach, sales, or a set processing time. Processing depends on how long your footage is, whether you use captions, and how busy the system is.

Publishing directly to social networks, dubbing, and multi-client workspaces are in preparation. They are not available yet. The interface, the assistant, speech transcription, and in-video text work in 16 languages. Once a video is finished, its text can be translated into any of the other 15.

You can register for 30 days of full access without a card. Invitations extend that period. After it ends, there is a free level with a small watermark.

Start with one answer

Pick the question you answered most often this month. Record it once on your phone, keeping it short and clear. Upload the footage to Relsko, read the three proposed concepts, and choose the one that fits your client. Then review the three cut variants and download the one you like. One recording is enough to begin.