The hardest part of getting a good edit is describing the edit you want. MarketScale handles that. You talk through what you are going for, and MarketScale turns the conversation into a precise brief your editors can act on. This is for anyone who has ever written an edit note and hoped for the best.
Start from the content
Open the video in the Media Studio and start a chat with Request edit. Because MarketScale is working from a specific piece of content, it already has the recording, its transcript, and its context in hand.
Talk through what you want
Tell MarketScale the goal: the purpose of the video, who it is for, the tone, the length, the platform. You get focused follow-ups and choices along the way, so you are shaping a brief by answering questions rather than filling out a form. Your brand assets, fonts, colors, and outro come from Channel Brain automatically, so you are not re-specifying your brand every time.
Review the brief and send it
MarketScale assembles a structured edit brief: overview, format, brand guidelines, timeline notes, on-screen text, speakers, music, and more. Review it, edit any field in place, then submit. Submitting creates a real edit request in your editing queue, complete with the checklist, so your editors get direction instead of guesswork.
Pro tip from the coaches: Be specific about the moments that matter. "Cut to the demo at the two-minute mark and hold on the dashboard" gives your editor a real instruction. That goes straight into the timeline notes, and the edit comes back closer to what you pictured.
Good to know
MarketScale keeps one active edit-request conversation per video, so returning to it picks up where you left off instead of starting over.
What to do next
Turn the same recording into written and social assets. See How to create written content with MarketScale.