R1 · Instagram · External reference
The consultation builds anticipation
The conversation builds trust before the reveal. Your version would show the complete result in one video.
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Creative proposal · Prepared for Jazz Barbershop
Give someone their next reason to choose your shop. Show how you listen, the craft behind the cut and what an appointment at Jazz on Ballinger Way feels like.
Choose a directionChoose your starting point
We recommend the first three directions: make your consultation clear, your people familiar and your full service easy to understand.
“Discuss this direction” opens an email draft to Jeremy at Rare. Add your thoughts; nothing is sent until you send it.
Reference metrics are a snapshot from September 26, 2026—not booking results or our campaign work. Live player counts may differ. These are examples to discuss, not performance promises.
01 · Recommended starting direction
Show how you turn a real request into a finished cut.
A new client wants to know you’ll understand what they mean—not just which guard number they ask for. A clear consultation makes your judgment visible.
Example hook · Proposed on-screen text
“Want it shorter—just not skin-short?”
Start with a consenting adult client’s real request. Film your barber explaining the plan in the mirror, then tight shots of the work. End with matching before-and-after angles and the complete reveal—not a “Part 2.”
We’d try two opening hooks over the same cut, with your barber approving the technical language.
Discuss this directionR1 · Instagram · External reference
The conversation builds trust before the reveal. Your version would show the complete result in one video.
~16K likes
R4 · YouTube · External reference
A clear conversation helps viewers understand the haircut decision.
449,007 views
02 · Recommended starting direction
Give the finished cut a human moment.
Your shop is more than a haircut in profile. An honest exchange lets a nearby first-time client get a feel for the people behind the chair.
Example hook · Proposed on-screen text
“The cut is finished. Now the mirror turns.”
Ask a consenting adult client, “What did you want to change today?” Show the work that answers their request, then record the first mirror reveal. Ask, “How does that feel?” Keep their actual answer; never supply praise or stage a candid reaction.
A quiet smile is enough. We’d use the real moment, not chase a dramatic endorsement.
Discuss this directionR2 · Instagram · External reference
The finished cut becomes more memorable when you see the customer’s reaction.
4,714 likes
R5 · TikTok · External reference
A relaxed conversation lets viewers get to know the person behind the chair.
584,700 views
03 · Recommended starting direction
Make the whole appointment tangible.
Help someone choosing a service see what they’re getting at Jazz: haircut, beard work, shampoo and hot towel, rather than another finished-cut clip.
Example hook · Proposed on-screen text
“Hair. Beard. Shampoo. Hot towel.”
Open on the client in the chair. Match each service label to the actual work, then show the finished hair and beard and a relaxed mirror check. Close on Jazz on Ballinger Way and your approved online booking path.
Your full-service package was listed at $68 on September 26, 2026. We’d confirm the current price and inclusions with you before production. A separate straight-razor shave is not included in this concept.
Discuss this directionR3 · Instagram · External reference
Close-up service shots make the care and attention visible. Your version would feature Jazz’s own package.
2,033 likes
04 · Supporting direction
Answer one useful question before someone sits down.
Let your barber’s expertise do the introduction. A practical tip gives a prospective client something useful and a reason to bring their next question to you.
Example hook · Proposed on-screen text
“How short is skin-short?”
We’d film a barber-approved explanation using an actual client’s hair, desired coverage and maintenance preference—not universal face-shape rules.
Discuss this directionR6 · Instagram · External reference
This salon example turns a common haircut question into a useful short video.
3,802 likes
05 · Supporting direction
Build on the haircut footage you already share.
Your finished-cut views show the work. Adding the original request and a complete ending gives a new viewer a reason to care—and a clear next step.
Example hook · Proposed on-screen text
“The request. The plan. The result.”
We’d pair fresh front, side and back views with a brief real-client story. Keep the result in one edit, then close with Jazz on Ballinger Way and the approved booking destination.
Discuss this directionJ1 · Instagram · From your Jazz account
Build on these side and back views with the request that led to the cut.
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J2 · Instagram · Third-party reference · Shared on your profile
Bring the conversation, process and final reveal into one complete edit.
23 likes
Your next move
Pick a direction above and send Jeremy your thoughts. We’d use that conversation to agree the creative scope, production needs and approvals with you.
Creative proposal—not a completed campaign. No partnership or results are claimed. Production would require your approval, participant consent and footage/music rights. External videos are attributed references, not assets to copy; we’d create original footage for Jazz.