Research for videos, podcasts and articles
Check the claim
before you publish.
You have a question, a striking statement or a link you want to use. The proposed research pilot helps you follow it back to accessible sources, see what they actually establish and explain the parts that remain uncertain.
The result would be a written brief you can refer to while developing your video, podcast or article, with the links and relevant passages left in so you can check the reasoning.
Prepare your enquiryA research brief for one question
£75 proposed pilot price
We agree the question, price, payment method and delivery date before any work starts.
- One claim or one public source link to investigate.
- Up to five accessible sources relevant to that question.
- 800–1,200 words of annotated analysis, explaining the findings and their limits.
- Links and precise places to check, unanswered questions and notes on reuse.
- One follow-up clarification after you receive the brief.
Additional claims, translations, inaccessible archives, licensed images and production scripts need a separate agreement. This brief does not offer accuracy certification or specialist professional advice.
This is an early pilot. There are no verified customer, conversion or delivery-time results yet. The ScanPyramids example shows the intended approach; it is not client work.
Read the example before enquiringStart with a question we can answer clearly.
“Did the 2023 camera enter the Big Void?” is more useful than “Tell me everything about pyramids.” A specific question makes it possible to choose relevant sources and explain what the brief can reasonably cover.
If a key source cannot be accessed, or the question needs work outside the agreed brief, that needs to be discussed rather than filled in with a guess.
How an enquiry would become a brief.
- Use the form to describe one claim and, if available, link to the public source.
- Email the prepared enquiry so we can discuss the question and what the brief would cover.
- Agree the price, payment method and delivery date before work begins.
- Receive the annotated brief and use the included follow-up clarification if needed.
Email twocairnsstudio@gmail.com when you are ready. The form prepares your enquiry on your device; it does not send it, take payment or create an order.
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What would you like checked?
Tell us the question and who you are making the work for. You can copy the finished enquiry or download it, then choose what to include in your email.