Video Script Generator Prompt and Review

5 steps to a reviewable draft

1. 01

   Set the viewer promise

   State the question the video will answer and the concrete outcome for the viewer. Avoid a title that promises more than the material can show.

   Result: A viewer promise with a clear scope.

2. 02

   Gather script evidence

   List approved facts, demonstrations, screenshots, quotes and visual permissions. Put an owner beside anything that still needs confirmation.

   Result: A production source pack for spoken and visual claims.

3. 03

   Draft the beat sheet and script

   Ask for a scene-level script that names what viewers hear, see and need to verify before the recording moves ahead.

   Result: A script that production can film without guessing at facts or visual availability.

   Your prompt

   Copy prompt

   Draft a video script and beat sheet from the approved inputs.
   
   Viewer question and promise: {{viewer_job}}
   Channel, duration and format: {{format}}
   Approved facts, demonstrations and visuals: {{sources}}
   Production and editorial constraints: {{constraints}}
   
   Return beats with purpose, spoken copy, visual direction, source or asset, claim check and editing note. Mark missing proof as [NEEDS INPUT]. Do not invent product behavior, customer outcomes, quotes, statistics, screen content or time savings.

   Example input

   Create a two-minute product walkthrough that shows how a team prepares a weekly reporting template. Source material includes the approved interface recording and help-center steps.

   Example output

   Beat 2: show the template setup. Visual source: approved recording 01:14. Spoken claim: “set the reporting owner.” Product outcome: [NEEDS INPUT].

4. 04

   Table-read and fact-check

   Read the script aloud with the source material open. Check timing, product statements, visual accuracy and whether a viewer could misread a conditional claim.

   Result: A script with claims and visuals ready for production review.

5. 05

   Release the production script

   Save the script, source assets, approvals and revision owner with the production task.

   Result: A production-ready script that retains its factual boundary through editing.