Async updates

Shows the workflow from the async-updates use-case page. Record a walkthrough of work in progress, trim it, drop the link and transcript in Slack. Uses the "Sprint 14 demo" fixture.

Setup

• Acme app plus a PR view to walk through; camera available.
• Slack (or a generic team chat) open for the final scene, with a calendar invite visible for scene 1.

Scenes

Scene 1. The meeting (0:00–0:06)

• On screen. A calendar invite reads "Sprint 14 demo, 30 min, 9 required attendees" and spans three time zones.
• Narration. "Nine people, three time zones, thirty minutes, all to watch one screen. Record it instead."

Scene 2. Record the walkthrough (0:06–0:20)

• On screen. Screen recording with camera bubble. The presenter walks through the Sprint 14 work, first the Acme export flow, then the PR. Natural, single take.
• Narration (recording's own audio). "Hi everyone, here's the sprint 14 demo. Export flow first, then the PR that's ready for review."

Scene 3. Tighten it (0:20–0:28)

• On screen. In the transcript, a tangent paragraph is selected and deleted; "Remove filler words" is clicked. Duration in the editor drops from 5:12 to 3:40.
• Narration. "Trim it in the transcript. A tight three minutes is more likely to be watched."

Scene 4. Post the link (0:28–0:40)

• On screen. Share > Copy iCloud Link; the link is pasted into the team channel with the transcript pasted underneath. A teammate clicks it and the video plays in their browser, with no account and no access request. Another teammate visibly reads the transcript instead.
• Narration. "Post the link, and teammates watch in the browser with no sign-in. Paste the transcript for the ones who'd rather read. The meeting is now optional."

Scene 5. Close (0:40–0:45)

• On screen. The closing card reads "Async updates without the meeting. Screen Recording. $29 once."
• Narration. "Screen Recording."