Scripts & shot lists
From an idea to a timed script and a shot list an agent or a camera can follow.10 entries.
Turn a blog post into three short scripts: one claim per video
A prompt that reads a post and returns three 30-45 second scripts, each built on a different claim from the text, with the hook, the proof, the ask and the source sentence for each.
Forced reasoning before scripting: goal, hook type, demo moments, emotion arc
Four questions an agent must answer in writing before it writes a line of script. Skips the generic promo every model produces when asked for one directly.
The 30-45 second promo script: hook, problem, demo, CTA with timings
A fill-in script template for a vertical product promo: four blocks with second counts and a 75-100 word narration budget, so the video ends before the viewer scrolls.
Cut any script to 55 words: the 20-second rewrite prompt
A rewrite prompt that compresses a script to 55 words (about 20 seconds at 165 wpm) without losing the number, the name or the ask, and reports what it removed so you can argue.
Screen-recording demo script for an app: what to click, what to say, when
A prompt that writes a demo script where every spoken line is paired with one on-screen action, so the recording is done in one pass and the narration recorded over it afterwards.
Write the cut as a script, not a timeline: the JSON storyboard prompt
An agent prompt that writes the edit of real footage as a small JSON file: which sentences, which cover shots, what the cold open is. A complaint becomes a one-line edit, and the render repeats.
Shot list generator: a table with shot, duration, visual, audio and overlay
An agent prompt that turns any script into a numbered shot table a camera operator or a video model can follow: one visual, one audio line and one text overlay per row, durations that add up.
60-second founder update: the script prompt for a weekly build-in-public clip
A prompt that writes a 60-second talking-head update from your week's notes: the number first, one thing that broke, one thing shipped, one ask. About 150 words, no greeting.
One script, two languages: EN and RU versions that match shot for shot
A prompt that writes a script in English and Russian side by side, same shots and same timings, with the Russian rewritten rather than translated so it fits the same seconds.
YouTube explainer, 8 minutes: the outline prompt with timestamps
A prompt that produces a timed outline for an 8-minute explainer: a cold open, a promise, five sections with a visual each, the mistake, a recap and one ask, before any script is written.