CyboPal ONE v8: filming script
Every spoken line is a creator's real line, Hafu's own words, the brief's wording or the approved CTA; where it comes from is under each line.
Screen files for Andy
- Full animated intro (Part 1): CyboPal Robot Intro v1 on Frame.io.
- Every screen file is linked on its row; they are all in the Drive folder.
- Live sites (YouTube, Google Docs, ChatGPT): log in before rolling; nothing private on screen.
- Never show Andy's face: from behind, or from the side with the face out of frame.
Part 1: The animated intro (made on our side, nothing to film)
| Line | Visual |
|---|---|
| Right before the segment (already in the video) | |
(no words) Nothing to film. This plays right before the first line. | The whole tier-list insert: the robot takes the candy dispenser from Hafu's character, sets it on the Bronze shelf, camera pulls back to the full shelf |
| Animated intro (3D, made on our side) | |
“So you've been watching my robot friend this entire video.” From: Hafu's words (his review and doc notes). Text on video: Paid partnership with CyboPal 3D (done, on Frame.io): push in to the robot; Hafu's character puts a hand on its arm. | The render: push in from the shelf to the robot; Hafu's character puts a hand on its arm |
“Well, he's actually real.” From: Hafu's words. 3D (done): the robot waves at camera. | The render: the robot waves at camera |
“Except instead of a hand,” From: Hafu's words. 3D (done): it tosses a monitor up and its hand pops off. | The render: it tosses the monitor up and its hand pops off |
“his face is a computer screen.” From: Hafu's words ("computer monitor" became "computer screen": the brief bans "robotic monitor" and "AI monitor"). Text on video: 27-inch 4K Main Display · Robotic Body 3D (done): it catches the monitor as its head, faces camera, the screen lights up. Match cut to the next row. | The render: it catches the monitor as its head; the screen lights up with its eyes |
Part 2: What Andy films
| Line | Visual |
|---|---|
“CyboPal ONE is the world's first Desktop Robotic Terminal.” From: The brief's required line, word for word. Text on video: CyboPal ONE is the world's first Desktop Robotic Terminal Camera: tripod straight on, lens at screen-centre height, 35 mm, 1.1 m from the screen; line it up with the animation's last frame (details: camera note). | The animation's last frame: line the real screen up with this |
“When I stop sitting like a normal person,” From: Gozde 0:22: "And when I inevitably stop sitting like a normal person," Camera: tripod behind the chair, above head height (same spot for the next 3 lines). | From behind: she grabs her drink and slides low in the chair |
“I don't even have to adjust the screen. It literally comes to me.” From: Gozde 0:25: "I don't even have to adjust the screen myself. It literally comes to me." Text on video: Track Once · Wave In Camera: same spot behind the chair. | From behind the chair: Gozde, slouched, waves once and the screen glides down toward her |
“Even when I stand up, the display moves with me.” From: Trent 0:15: "The display moves with me" (he has just stood up). Hafu's note: "Standing and monitor following." Text on video: Track Once Camera: same spot, wider so his head fits standing. | From behind: standing, she raises an open hand and the screen rises toward her head height |
“It's by far the most comfortable way for me to work for hours.” From: Recliner reel 0:09, word for word. Camera: tripod behind his shoulder, above head height; frame from his shoulder down, plus the arm. | From behind, high: she is leaned back with a drink, the screen tilted down to her |
“Instead of reaching for my keyboard,” From: Gozde 0:19: "...without constantly reaching for my keyboard." Camera: low over his shoulder, back of his head only: his hand, the keyboard, the bottom of the screen. | From behind: he raises a hand in the air, then sits back, hand on his head, while the screen moves |
“I just hold up an L and let Pauli know what I want.” From: no_clue_boy 0:46: "Just hold a point just like this and let Pauli know what you want to do." (The brief's gesture is the L-Sign.) Text on video: Voice Control · L-Sign Camera: over his shoulder, back of his head only; Pauli (the face on the base) and the screen in frame. | Over her shoulder: she holds an L at Pauli on the base, then Pauli shows its face |
“I can even open websites using just my voice.” From: Soso 0:23, word for word. Camera: tripod front-on at the screen, nobody in frame. | Front-on at the screen: "Open YouTube" is said, Pauli reacts, YouTube opens |
“Open ChatGPT.” From: Gozde 0:12 (her command, in her captions). Camera: same. | Over her shoulder: she holds the L at the base, then the app opens on screen |
“And I can rotate the entire screen with a gesture,” From: Gozde 0:31, word for word. Text on video: Screen Rotate · Knob Turn Camera: tripod behind him, above head height, slightly to one side; back of his head only, the whole screen and his raised hand. | Behind his head: hand up and twist, the screen turns to portrait |
“which actually makes so much sense when I'm editing vertical content.” From: Gozde 0:34, word for word. Camera: same. | Behind her chair: the screen finishes turning to portrait and holds |
“And if anything's ever in the way,” From: no_clue_boy 1:39: "What if something's in the way of all these movements?" Camera: tripod side-on, wide: the arm, the screen and a spare print; only Andy's arm in frame. One take with the next line. | Side-on wide: the cat sits on the desk in front of the arm and screen, only her arm reaches in |
“one hit on the table and it stops immediately.” From: no_clue_boy 1:50: "You can hit your table and the robotic body will stop all movement." Gozde 1:00: "it stops immediately." Text on video: Safety Boundary · Safety Stop (Palm Slam) Camera: same take. | Side view: a hand slaps the desk next to the base, the arm stays put |
“A quick reset gets me right back.” From: Gozde 1:03, word for word. Text on video: Quick Reset Camera: phone macro on the base: the Mode Button and Pauli. | Base close-up: Pauli reads Double-Click Mode to Unlock, a hand reaches in, Pauli's face comes back |
“That's our sponsor, CyboPal ONE.” From: Trimmed from the v5 CTA ("...ran hands-free on our sponsor, CyboPal ONE"); the CyboPal team sends the final CTA wording. Camera: tripod behind the chair, high, looking down; frame from his shoulders down (head out of frame). One take with the next line. | High behind the chair: she is leaned back and still, screen in portrait |
“It makes your computer come alive, so check it out at the link in the description and follow them for launch updates.” From: The v5 CTA, word for word (their team can still swap it). Text on video: CTA: CyboPal ONE link (from the CyboPal team) Camera: same take. | High behind the chair: she is leaned back, arms on the armrests, still |
Try on the unit before filming
- Standing: does one wave bring the screen up to standing height? If not, and the unit has Orbit mode, film the standing shot in Orbit. If neither works, cut that line.
- Voice: test "Open YouTube", "Open ChatGPT" and "home position" word for word.
- Gestures: watch the CyboPal Quick Start video for the exact Knob Turn and Palm Slam motions, and how to rotate back to landscape between takes.
- Quick Reset: double-press the Mode Button right after a Safety Stop. One review says a double-press from the normal mode goes to Privacy Mode instead, so try it before rolling.
- Safety Boundary: find where it's set in the app. If it's there, film it; if not, it stays an on-screen callout.
What changed
- One shot per line; each row is Camera / Action / Screen, shorter.
- Andy is only ever filmed from behind, or from the side with his face out of frame.
- Screen files are linked on each row: your YouTube channel, the tier list, a 3D printing video on YouTube, Claude Code, a Google Doc, ChatGPT, the short, the phone case 3D model page, cybopal.com.
- Row 0 shows what plays right before the first line; the opener is a 3D robot animation made on our side.
- Voice control says it opens websites and ChatGPT (Soso's and Gozde's lines); benefits are the creators' everyday ones, not about this video.