Marketing video script
Video scripts
Four ready-to-film scripts for players, captains, organizers, and schools with families.
Production notes
Suggested format: vertical 9:16, captions, clear screen recordings and a final I’m In wordmark. Each script is approximately 45–60 seconds.
Use your own authorized footage and fictional demonstration records. Never show real children’s details, personal contacts, private links or payment credentials. Record only verified screens; do not portray pending payments or invitations as successful.
Readiness note: Before filming payment scenes, verify the school plan and provider connection. US card payments are setup-required; live payment and refund flows have not been checked end to end. Do not advertise them as fully verified.
01 / Schools & families
- 0–8s
On screen
A school owner preparing for class; cut to the school overview.
Voiceover
More teaching. Less administration. Meet I’m In for schools and families.
- 8–20s
On screen
Show Locations, Students, Classes and Plans & fees with fictional names.
Voiceover
Organize students, classes and tuition across up to five locations. Parents use their own account—children don’t need one.
- 20–33s
On screen
Upload a real authorized school photo; preview the page; demonstrate a join request.
Voiceover
Share your school’s page, show your programs and receive requests. You decide who joins and which class fits.
- 33–46s
On screen
Show Family classes and a pending charge. Do not simulate a completed payment.
Voiceover
Families see their own children’s classes and balances. Prepare your school now; payments require an active school plan and a ready provider connection.
- 46–60s
On screen
End card: I’m In • $40 USD/month • up to 5 locations • sayimin.com.
Voiceover
One school, up to five locations, forty US dollars a month. Start setting up at sayimin.com.
02 / Players
- 0–8s
On screen
A player checking their phone before leaving for a game.
Voiceover
Game tonight? Know where to be—and tell your team you’re in.
- 8–20s
On screen
Record My schedule and an RSVP saved in a fictional game.
Voiceover
I’m In puts your team games and tournament games in your schedule. Open the game, check the details, and answer in one tap.
- 20–33s
On screen
Show a sport, weekly availability and radius in Sub availability.
Voiceover
Want more time on the court or field? Choose when and where you can substitute, and respond to requests that fit.
- 33–45s
On screen
Show unchecked notification choices, then end card with sayimin.com.
Voiceover
You choose your notifications. Playing is free during launch. Get your captain’s invitation and join at sayimin.com.
03 / Team captains
- 0–8s
On screen
A captain scrolling a busy group conversation; cut to the roster.
Voiceover
Who’s playing? Who’s missing? Stop piecing game night together from a group chat.
- 8–20s
On screen
Show New team, invite controls and New team game using fictional people.
Voiceover
Create your team, invite your players and post the game. Everyone has the date, time and place in one spot.
- 20–34s
On screen
Show actual RSVP counts and a reminder recipient review; do not send.
Voiceover
See who’s in and who hasn’t answered. Review reminders before sending, with each player’s notification choices respected.
- 34–48s
On screen
Show Find subs fields and pending invitations, not guaranteed acceptance.
Voiceover
Short a player? Request substitutes by sport, skill, area and availability, then watch for accepted places.
- 48–60s
On screen
End card: Team Captain • up to 5 teams • free during launch • sayimin.com.
Voiceover
Run up to five teams, free during launch. Choose Team Captain at sayimin.com.
04 / Tournament organizers
- 0–8s
On screen
A tournament organizer preparing a draw; cut to the tournament workspace.
Voiceover
From the first team to the final score—bring your tournament together with I’m In.
- 8–20s
On screen
Show team requests, accepted teams and seeds with fictional names.
Voiceover
Invite teams, review entry requests and set the seeds. Captains keep their existing team rosters.
- 20–35s
On screen
Show single-elimination draw, a pool option, courts and a reviewed schedule.
Voiceover
Build a single-elimination draw or start with round-robin pools. Assign courts and times, then review the schedule for conflicts.
- 35–48s
On screen
Record a score in a fixture; show winner advancement and public results.
Voiceover
Save scores, advance winners and share your published schedule and results on a page anyone can open.
- 48–60s
On screen
End card: Tournament Organizer • free during launch • sayimin.com.
Voiceover
Tournament Organizer is free during launch. Start your next tournament at sayimin.com.