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A heavy subject, and zero existing audience
Cryonics is about as hard as a content brief gets. The subject is heavy, the science is dense, and the audience has to be won one curious viewer at a time. TimeSkipper was starting from an empty channel: no scripts, no presenter, no following.
The brand needed the entire pipeline, from research and writing through presenting and editing, delivered as a series it could publish on a steady cadence.
18 videos, from blank page to published, end to end
We researched and scripted every episode from scratch: brain preservation versus whole-body preservation, Harari's future prophecies, the price of eternal life. I presented the series, and we edited and delivered all 18 videos between November 2021 and September 2022.
This is the full-production model at its purest: the client brought a subject and a point of view, and everything else, the words, the face and the finished files, came from us.
The channel's top three videos, years later
Eight of the videos are still public, and the three that traveled are the channel's three most-watched videos to this day: 16,190, 8,553 and 5,133 views, nearly 30,000 across the trio. The channel's other public uploads sit between 21 and 121 views, with 63 subscribers. On a channel that small, that gap is the whole story: the subject matter and the delivery carried those videos far beyond the audience the channel owned.
"I can definitely say that you are very lucky if you had the opportunity to work with Eric and his team. They completely covered everything related to the video production, very customer-oriented and extremely nice in communication. I am looking forward to new projects with you!"
Where they are now: the brand has since gone quiet. The series is what remains, which is its own point. Content built properly keeps working after everything around it stops.