How it works

From the morning's news to posted

JubJub Studio is a done-for-you daily video service. Seven steps, every day. You do three of them: pick a story, record it and approve the edit. We do the rest.

How long does it take to go from the news to a posted video?

It depends on how quickly you record and approve, because those are your steps. The brief is in your inbox each morning, and we edit and post the same day, so a story you pick in the morning can be on your channels that day. It works best for founders and CEOs, sales teams and fund and wealth managers who want a daily video without a media team. For fund managers, it goes out once your compliance team approves it.

Updated

7 steps. You do 3.

  1. 1 · We do

    Research brief

    Each morning, the stories your audience is reading, in a brief in your inbox.

  2. 2 · You do

    Pick a story

    Choose the one you have a view on. That's the one we script.

  3. 3 · We do

    Script and teleprompter

    Your take, in your voice. Read it from the teleprompter or talk from bullet points.

  4. 4 · You do

    Record anywhere

    On your phone, at your desk or on the road. Retakes are fine.

  5. 5 · We do

    Edited cuts

    Finished edits in landscape and vertical. Every edit is finished by hand.

  6. 6 · You do

    Approve

    Nothing goes out until you approve it. For fund managers, your compliance team reviews it too.

  7. 7 · We do

    It goes out

    We post it to your channels for you, the same day.

What used to take days takes hours. All you do is pick, record and approve.

Who it's for

The same process, shaped to your audience.

Founders and CEOs

A daily take on your industry's news.

Build a personal brand without building a media team.

For founders →
Sales teams

Every rep, visible every day.

Daily briefs and scripts tailored to each rep's role.

For sales teams →
Fund and wealth managers

Your market view, on camera.

Daily market commentary, reviewed by your compliance team.

For fund managers →

Try it free for a week

A week of briefs, scripts and edits, so you can judge it on real output.

As of October 2026, already in use in London, Singapore and Australia.