Viral Talking-Head Short Video Script Planner

What Problem It Solves

Many talking-head short videos stall between topic and delivery: the subject has a pain point, but the opening is weak; the point has a stance, but the structure feels loose; the copy sounds like a report, not speech. This skill turns that into a practical script-planning workflow, moving from topic selection and structure to spoken-language polish, and producing usable talking-head copy.

How It Works

• Topic strategy: Uses existing viral examples or the user’s topic to identify conflict, emotional triggers, and reusable structures, then applies light variation rather than starting from zero.
• Script framework: Focuses on the first 3-second hook, core argument expansion, and a confident closing, suitable for talking-head, knowledge, and opinion videos.
• Emotion and expression: Designs content with emotion engines such as anger, anxiety, curiosity, empathy, superiority, and satisfaction, while avoiding written-language, bureaucratic phrases, and long sentences to keep the copy natural and spoken.
• Two modes: If the user provides a topic and point of view, it outputs a finished script; if the user pastes a reference script, it optimizes the hook, structure, key lines, and ending while preserving the original core view and removing persona-style self-introduction.

Limits and Cautions

This skill is best for planning talking-head video scripts, not for generating video footage or replacing account operations strategy. It should not fabricate facts, stoke extreme emotions, or touch platform-sensitive topics. For specialized or regulated areas, add fact-checking and compliance review before publishing.