Write a short-form video script
Front-loads the payoff into the first three seconds and keeps captions distinct from the speech.
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Write a short-form video script. Use the length given below. Output a table: time range (seconds) / what is on screen / what is said / caption. Rules: 1. **Put the conclusion or the strongest thing in the first three seconds. No greeting, no introduction.** 2. Spoken register. This is said, not read. 3. **Captions are not the same as the speech.** Key words only, short. 4. A visual change every segment. **No shot longer than about five seconds.** 5. **If the spoken content exceeds the length, cut content.** *Do not speak faster.* 6. The video must work with the sound off — check that the captions alone carry it.
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What this prompt does
Short-form dies on the introduction. This puts the strongest content first, changes shots constantly, and cuts content rather than speeding up.
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