Prompt

Write a script for a short product demo video (around 30-60 seconds) showcasing [Product] on social media. The video should quickly engage viewers, demonstrate the product’s key features and benefits, and end with a compelling call-to-action. Provide the script in a clear format with scene descriptions and dialogue/voiceover. For example:

• Scene 1 (Opening – Hook, 0-5 sec): Describe the visual (e.g., a problem scenario or eye-catching shot of the product). Include a snappy opening line in the voiceover or on-screen text that hooks the viewer in the first 3 seconds (a question or bold statement addressing a pain point). e.g., “Struggling to keep your plants alive while on vacation?”

• Scene 2 (Introduction, 5-10 sec): Visual of the product and brief introduction. Voiceover introduces [Product] as the solution. e.g., “Meet PlantPal – your automated plant watering assistant.” Use an enthusiastic, friendly tone to excite viewers.

• Scene 3 (Feature Demo, 10-45 sec): Rapidly showcase 2-3 core features or use-cases of the product. For each feature, describe the visual (like split-screen before/after, or a close-up of the product in action) and provide voiceover lines highlighting the benefit. Keep lines concise and upbeat. e.g., “Sensor technology knows when your plant is thirsty… and waters it for you! (Visual: PlantPal watering a plant automatically)”. Include any social-proof or quick testimonial if relevant (on-screen text like “#1 choice for gardeners!”). Use captions or text overlays for key points since many will watch on mute.

• Scene 4 (Closing – Call to Action, 45-60 sec): Visual might show the happy outcome (problem solved, smiling user, or product with branding). Voiceover delivers a clear call-to-action: e.g., “Get your plants a pal! Visit our site to get 20% off – order now.” End with the product name or tagline and an invitation (click link, visit bio, etc.). Optionally include a final text overlay with the website or slogan.

Ensure the script flows quickly (we want to keep viewer attention), uses simple language, and fits a 60-second timeframe. The style should be engaging and tailored for social media – meaning visually dynamic and text-supported.

How to Use

1. Define Your Inputs: Clarify what product you’re featuring and its main selling points. What problem does it solve, and what are the most impressive features? Also, consider your brand’s tone (quirky, formal, inspirational?) because the script should reflect that. Determine if this is for a particular platform’s format – e.g., a vertical video for TikTok/Instagram Reels or a horizontal one for YouTube – as this might subtly influence descriptions (like mentioning aspect ratio visuals or using text overlays heavily if vertical).

2. Customize the Prompt: Insert [Product] with the product name. You might add one line about the product’s domain if not obvious (e.g., “[Product], a smartphone app that…]”). Include any specific feature you definitely want showcased or a slogan you have. If you have a strict time (like “must be 30 seconds”), mention that. For instance: “short demo video (~30 sec) for our smart watering device ‘PlantPal’”.

3. Optional Add-ons: You can ask for a certain style, e.g., “Make the tone humorous” or “Use a testimonial in the script”. You might also request the output format differently, such as a two-column format (Video / Audio) if you prefer that for clarity. Additionally, if you plan to voice it yourself, you could specify first-person or third-person voiceover. Another add-on could be specifying to include caption ideas for silent viewing.

4. Run the Prompt: Run the prompt in the AI. It will produce a script with scenes and dialogue. Expect something like Scene-by-scene breakdown as requested.

5. Review & Select: Read through the script and visualize it. Does the opening grab attention? Time the script roughly – reading it out loud can help estimate if it fits in 60 seconds (around 150 words for 60s is a ballpark). Ensure the key features are highlighted correctly and the problem/solution is clear. Check that the call-to-action is strong and the wording is exactly what you want (you might tweak the offer or URL mention as needed). Also, make sure it didn’t add any factually incorrect details about your product – if it did, replace them with correct ones.

6. Expected Outcome: A finalized short video script that you can hand over to a video creator or use to record your own social media promo. It will be structured to quickly hook viewers, demonstrate the product in an appealing way, and prompt action at the end. By using this script, you’ll create a polished, engaging product demo that fits the fast-paced nature of social media and communicates the product’s value effectively to your audience.