15-Second Viral Short Video Script Generator

Problem

Short 15-second scripts often fail in the same places: the first 3 seconds lack a hook, the middle segment does not land the selling point on screen, and the ending CTA is vague. When the script must also fit Jimeng, Xiaoyunque, Seedance, and Jianying, writers must manually handle character consistency, camera moves, lighting terms, and prohibited e-commerce wording, which is easy to miss.

How it works

The skill first uses a five-dimension menu to confirm the brief, such as video type, camera style, target platform, and number of selling points, then collects required details. It generates the script on a fixed timeline: 0–2s hook, 2–5s highlight shot, 5–9s feature demo, 9–12s comparison, and 12–15s CTA. The output includes a shot list, equipment notes, platform-compatible AI prompts, and quality checks, such as hook strength, character consistency, lighting terms like volumetric lighting, at least two professional camera moves, and avoidance of absolute claims like 'best' or 'No.1'. Feedback can be saved to evolution.json, while the core templates remain frozen and only parameters change.

Boundaries

It fits product seeding, feature demos, sales scripts, and robotic-arm camera concepts. If the user already provides the full brief, it can skip the menu and generate directly. The result is a script and prompts, not a final video; complex storylines, multiple characters, brand legal review, and real shooting constraints still need human judgment.