Writing has been the most powerful tool that I’ve had in addition to the skills as a photographer/cinematographer.
While I need to write out my vision and approach to new work for a client, I also need to sell that vision.
Throughout my journey as a photographer and cinematographer, I’ve come to embrace the necessity to have a social media presence and this is where creating content can feel like a hamster wheel.
Being a content creator requires the same skills when working with a paying client: it requires a concept, a budget for production and time, creativity on approach and execution, and the organization to make the production happen starting from pre-production.
This is why I created Copywritr.
I needed a place to write out my content which I knew can be reused for any other platform based on character count or total running time if I was to read it out loud as a voiceover.
Google Docs, Apple Notes, & Notion are all great tools but when it comes to writing specifically for character count across platforms, it’s not great.
I wanted to fill that void with Copywritr so content creators can create their content and reuse it as needed across all platforms.
Now instead of being on a hamster wheel, using Copywritr turns your own Content Flywheel.
