About this skill

The Problem

Short-video scripts often stall at the start: the topic, product angle, platform constraints, and target duration get mixed together, so the output can read like long-form copy. This skill breaks script writing into a structured workflow, reducing generic advice in favor of concrete segment-level drafting.

How It Works

It works from inputs such as topic, target length, platform, target audience, and video objective. The workflow typically includes:
- Choosing a goal and target emotion, then selecting a framework such as Hook-Body-CTA, AIDA, PAS, Problem-Solution, or Listicle.
- Drafting multiple hook options, especially for the first 3 seconds.
- Splitting the body into story beats, value points, explanations, or examples, and allocating timing to each segment.
- Producing a timestamped script, B-roll and visual cue notes, and CTA variations.

Limits and Fit

It is useful for drafting from scratch, organizing scattered ideas, or adapting long-form content into short-video scripts. It does not generate video, run TTS, or guarantee final content compliance; the structures are templates, and the creator remains responsible for the published script.

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Use Cases

Draft a 60-second Douyin product demo using Problem-Solution and add B-roll notes.
Split one blog post into three platform-specific short-video scripts with CTAs.
Turn scattered talking points into a 30-second story script with multiple hooks.
Choose AIDA or PAS for a 90-second course intro and split timing with visual cues.

Best For

Short-video creators who need shot-ready scripts from topic, hook, and CTA.
Brand video marketers preparing 15/30/60-second platform-specific product scripts.
Educators adapting long courses or blog posts into short spoken scripts with visuals.
Story account owners shaping personal experiences into 30/60-second narrative scripts.