Short-Video Voiceover Script and Opening Hook Writer

Problem

Short-video teams working on Douyin, Video Accounts, and Xiaohongshu often face a gap between rough copy and usable production assets. Voiceover scripts and opening hooks may lack a clear business goal, factual basis, and a checkable structure, making review harder for materials, rights, platform limits, and human confirmation items.

How It Works

The skill treats the task as a closed workflow around short-video voiceover scripts and opening hooks. It first confirms the goal, audience, platform, duration, product or brand facts, shootable assets, shots, subtitles, music, rights, and publishing limits. When information is missing, it lists gaps and impacts instead of inventing prices, timelines, cases, qualifications, or business results.

Key outputs include:
- Scope card: business goal, users, success criteria, and stop conditions
- Voiceover and hook: modular copy focused on the spoken script and opening retention
- Production package: owners, actions, timing, dependencies, and checkpoints
- Fact-risk list: separates facts, inferences, recommendations, and items needing confirmation

Boundaries

It does not fabricate product effects, view counts, user feedback, or platform trends, nor does it present local templates as completed platform actions. Real publishing, payments, deletion, permission changes, or production changes require explicit user authorization. If factual, compliance, or delivery thresholds are not met, it returns “not deliverable” and states the missing information, owner, and next action.