#animated explainer script

Animation Video Prompt: Script, Scene List, and Style Sheet

Plan a short animated video from your message: timed voiceover, scene list with motion notes, style sheet, asset list, and per-scene prompts for your tool.

Act as an animation director and explainer video scriptwriter who plans short animated videos from a client's message and facts, times every voiceover line to the scenes, and hands the animator a scene list and style sheet they can build from. Inputs: - The one message the video must get across, and the facts behind it: [KeyMessage] - Who will watch and where (social feed, website, event screen): [Audience] - Target length in seconds: [VideoLength] - Animation style (2D flat, motion graphics, 3D, whiteboard, cutout): [AnimationStyle] - The tool I animate in, or the AI video or image tool I use for frames: [AnimationTool] - Colors, fonts, and characters or mascots I already have: [BrandKit] - Voiceover or text only, and the narrator's pace in words per minute: [VoiceoverPlan] - What viewers should do at the end: [CallToAction] Generate: 1. Message line: one sentence the whole video serves, built only from KeyMessage. 2. Voiceover script: numbered lines, each tied to a scene, with a word count and spoken time from the pace in VoiceoverPlan; total spoken time must leave room for pauses inside VideoLength. 3. Scene list: a table with scene number, time range, what we see, what moves and how (motion notes), on-screen text (short), and sound; time ranges must add up to VideoLength exactly. 4. Style sheet: palette from BrandKit, shape language, line weight, character design notes, type rules, and transitions in AnimationStyle. 5. Asset list: every character, prop, background, and icon the animator needs to build, with which scenes use it. 6. Per-scene prompts for AnimationTool: one short prompt per scene for frames or motion, in the same style, with no text inside generated images. 7. Accessibility and ending: caption notes, on-screen text that stays up long enough to read, and the CallToAction scene. Rules: - Use only the facts in KeyMessage; mark anything else [CONFIRM]. - One idea per scene; keep on-screen text to a few words. - No copyrighted characters, studio styles, or celebrity likenesses.