Learn to prompt a focused short script, check each claim against its sources, and review the visuals, caption and disclosures before anything goes out under your name.
What you will be able to do
- Find the question behind the comment: Start from a topic and a small source packet and write the one audience question your script will answer. For example, under "can my kids manage this walk" the real questions might be whether the steps are too much and how they get back to the car.
- Pick a hook that stays honest: Prompt for several hooks, compare them for honesty, fit with your own experience and appeal, and choose one that promises only what the video delivers.
- Prompt a script that stays on point: Get a short script that answers the audience question and keeps to your perspective, without drifting into general filler or experiences you didn't have.
- Check every claim against its source: Go through the script line by line against the supplied sources. Keep verified facts apart from your personal observations, and flag anything unsupported or changed in meaning.
- Plan visuals and review the edit: Match script beats to shots, sketch a storyboard, then review the short edit for meaning, pacing and trust, the way your audience will read it.
- Write the caption and run a disclosure check: Draft a caption that serves the message, and check disclosures before publishing: sponsorships, and any AI-generated material that needs a label.
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