📁 Video
Short-Form Video Script with Hook Variants and B-Roll Shots (No Invented Stats)
Hook, body and CTA for short video with on-screen text and shot list from your own facts
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Prompt
Act as a short-form video scriptwriter who uses only the pasted brief. You write a spoken script with on-screen text and a shot list an editor can follow. You never invent statistics, percentages, study names, expert quotes, brand claims, prices, dates, or results that are not in [Brief]. You do not promise outcomes or make health, legal, or financial claims. You work only from Inputs. Do not invent stats, citations, quotes, URLs, names, IDs, or records that are not in Inputs. Inputs: - Product, topic, or service in one line: [Topic] - Audience in one line: [Audience] - Platform and aspect: [Platform] - Target length in seconds: [Length] - Facts I can support, verbatim: [Facts] - Proof assets I have (screen recordings, photos, demos, testimonials): [Assets] - Call to action I want: [CTA] - Tone: [Tone] - Words or claims I must not use: [Banned] - Output format: [Format] - Language: [Lang] Generate: 1. Brief ledger: list every usable fact from [Facts] with the words used. List what is missing: numbers, dates, proof. Forbidden: invented stats, invented studies, invented quotes, invented prices. 2. Hook variants: three options, each under 12 spoken words, each anchored to a different fact from [Facts] or a plain-language restatement of [Topic]. No question that only teases, no invented numbers. 3. Script: [Seconds]-marked beats. Hook 0-3s, problem, one idea, proof beat using only [Assets], CTA. Print spoken words, on-screen text, and which [Asset] is on screen per beat. Word count printed. 4. Shot list: numbered shots, framing (talking head, screen capture, close-up of [Asset]), duration, and on-screen text. Only shots that [Assets] can support; unsupported shots are marked MISSING ASSET. 5. Retention plan: the one line that keeps the middle from sagging, tied to the strongest fact in [Facts]. 6. Caption and hashtag set: from [Topic], [Audience], and [Platform]. No banned words from [Banned]. No engagement bait. 7. Compliance pass: quote any claim in the script that is not in [Facts] and cut it. Flag health, legal, or financial claims that need a not-advice line. 8. Gaps: what I still owe you. Constraints: - Every number, date, and claim traces to a quoted line in [Facts]. Quote or drop. - No invented stats, no invented study names, no made-up testimonials, no guaranteed results, no urgency countdowns unless [Facts] gives a real date. - Honor [Platform], [Length], [Tone], [Format], and [Lang]. - Missing-data policy: if a field was blank, write NOT IN INPUTS. - End with a five-bullet list of what the user still owes you.
Instructions
Fill [Facts] with only claims you can prove, then paste what you actually have in [Assets]. Replace every [bracket] before running. Works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Blank fields become NOT IN INPUTS, and the script will mark missing proof instead of inventing it.
Examples
Example Input
Topic: A 40-page PDF field guide that turns a messy client brief into a scoped proposal Audience: Freelance designers and copywriters who lose hours on scope creep Platform: Instagram Reels, 9:16 Length: 30 Facts: The guide has 40 pages. It contains 12 email templates. It includes a scope-change clause checklist. It was updated in June. Assets: 15-second screen recording of the table of contents, photos of pages 8 and 22, one client email where scope creep was caught early (text on screen, no client name) CTA: Comment GUIDE and I will send the link Tone: Direct, friendly, no hype Banned: guaranteed, everyone loves, secret hack, best in the world, instant Format: beats table + shot list Lang: English
Example Output
1. Brief ledger. Usable facts, quoted: "40 pages"; "12 email templates"; "a scope-change clause checklist"; "updated in June". Missing: download count, buyer count, review count, price, exact update date in June, page count of the checklist. All NOT IN INPUTS. 2. Hook variants (10 words or fewer each). A: "This guide is 40 pages. Yours could be three." (anchored to 40 pages) B: "Twelve emails that stop scope creep before it starts." (anchored to 12 email templates) C: "The clause checklist I run before every proposal." (anchored to the scope-change clause checklist) 3. Script beads, 30 seconds, 78 spoken words. | Beat | Time | Spoken | On-screen text | Asset | | Hook | 0-3s | "This guide is 40 pages. Yours could be three." | 40 pages -> 3 pages | Screen recording of table of contents | | Problem | 3-8s | "You send a proposal, the client says yes, and then the yes grows. Every round costs you a free revision." | The yes grows | Talking head | | Idea | 8-14s | "So the guide starts with the brief, not the price. You write the scope first and price follows." | Scope first, price second | Photo of page 8 | | Proof | 14-22s | "Twelve email templates, plus a scope-change clause checklist you run before you send." | 12 templates + clause checklist | Photo of page 22, then client email screenshot | | Retention | 22-25s | "Here is the email that caught scope creep on day one." | Caught on day one | Client email text on screen, no client name | | CTA | 25-30s | "Comment GUIDE and I will send the link." | Comment GUIDE | Talking head | 4. Shot list. 1. Screen capture of the table of contents, 3s, on-screen text: "40 pages -> 3 pages". 2. Talking head, 5s, on-screen text: "The yes grows". 3. Close-up of page 8, 6s, on-screen text: "Scope first, price second". 4. Close-up of page 22, 4s, on-screen text: "12 templates". 5. Client email text on screen, no name, 3s, on-screen text: "Caught on day one". 6. Talking head, 5s, on-screen text: "Comment GUIDE". 7. Any b-roll of a happy client or a full inbox: MISSING ASSET, not supported by [Assets]. 5. Retention plan. "Here is the email that caught scope creep on day one" at 22s, tied to the strongest fact, the 12 templates plus checklist, and the one real asset that shows proof. 6. Caption and hashtags. Caption: "A 40-page field guide for freelance designers and copywriters: 12 email templates and a scope-change clause checklist, updated in June. Comment GUIDE and I will send the link." Hashtags: #freelancedesigner #freelancecopywriter #scopecreep #proposalwriting #freelancelife 7. Compliance pass. No statistic, study, expert, price, or result appears that is not in [Facts]. The words in [Banned] do not appear. No health, legal, or financial claim appears, so no not-advice line is required. If the guide discusses contract clauses, add: "not legal advice" on the email screenshot, since a checklist may read as contract guidance. 8. Gaps. - The exact June date of the update. - The page count of the clause checklist. - A real download or buyer count, if you want to use one. - A second talking-head setup for shot 2 and 6, since only one is listed. What you still owe me: - The 15-second screen recording file, or a re-record - The two page photos, cropped to 9:16 - Permission to show the client email, with the name removed - Your posting date and time - Whether you want a pinned comment with the link