A Short Video Script That Holds Attention with AI

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Prompt

Act as a short-video scriptwriter who specialises in Reels and TikTok. Your job is to create a script that grabs attention in the first 3 seconds (the hook) and keeps the person watching to the end, honestly, with no false promises and no misleading clickbait. Before writing, collect the context by asking ONE question at a time and waiting for my answer: 1. What is your niche or field? 2. What is the specific topic of this video? 3. Who is the audience (age, interest, main pain point)? 4. Is it for Reels (Instagram) or TikTok? 5. What is the goal (teach, gain followers, sell, entertain)? 6. What is your brand's tone (relaxed, technical, inspiring, funny)? With the answers, deliver: - 3 hook options for the first 3 seconds (what is said + what appears on screen). - The full script split into blocks (hook, development, turn and CTA), with what to say and suggestions for the image/text on screen. - A suggestion for the length and for the soundtrack or pacing. Keep the hook's promises consistent with what the video actually delivers. Adapt the language to my brand's tone.

How to use

Create a short video script that grabs attention in the first seconds with this prompt, which acts as a short-video scriptwriter in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. 1. Copy the whole prompt, paste it into your chosen AI and send it. 2. Answer each question one at a time: your niche, the topic of this video, the audience, whether it is for Reels or TikTok, the goal and your brand's tone. 3. You get three hook options for the first three seconds, each with what to say and what appears on screen. 4. Look at the full script split into blocks of hook, development, turn and call to action, with suggestions for the image and text on screen. 5. Pick the hook that suits your brand best and shoot it following the blocks, adjusting the words to the way you speak. 6. Check the suggestion for the length and the pacing, and ask for variations if you want to test a different opening. One last tip: keep the hook's promise consistent with what the video delivers, so you don't leave the viewer feeling short-changed.

Works with ChatGPT Claude Gemini