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Video Script
Starting with a script ensures a smoother process, allowing everyone involved in video production to work towards a more clearly defined final product. Scripts are commonly used in the creation of advertising videos, message-driven content, corporate videos that communicate company values, video messages, instructional and training videos, and much more.
The Two Approaches
Script consultation
If you’re already confident in your marketing and have existing written material, this is the recommended and cost-effective solution. Essentially, you provide us with a draft script for your video, and we review it from a production perspective. We’ll offer guidance on aspects like length, style, and tone of voice, while also considering how best to translate your script into a video.
Script Writing
If you need a script written from scratch, we can do that too. However, this requires a deep understanding of your brand and messaging. In some cases, we may need to research your industry or field to ensure we’re fully informed. Once we’ve gathered the necessary insights, we’ll draft a script for your review.
How to Write a Script for Video
Define your purpose: start by identifying the main objective of the video. Is it to inform, persuade, entertain, or promote? Your script should be tailored to fit the desired outcome.
Know your audience: understand who you’re speaking to. Tailor your language, tone, and content to resonate with the target audience.
Keep it simple: avoid complicated jargon or overly detailed explanations. Focus on clarity and brevity to keep your message concise and digestible.
Structure matters: a good script has a clear beginning, middle, and end. Start with an engaging introduction, provide the core message in the middle, and end with a strong call to action or conclusion.
Maintain a consistent tone: ensure that the tone of your script matches your brand and the video’s purpose. Whether it’s casual, formal, or conversational, consistency is key.
Visualise the video: think about how the visuals will complement the script. describe key actions, visuals, or on-screen text that will support your message.
Focus on timing: keep in mind the video’s length. Each line of dialogue or narration should be timed properly to ensure smooth pacing and avoid rushing or dragging.
Include a call to action (CTA): if relevant, include a clear call to action at the end, such as asking viewers to visit a website, subscribe, or share the video.
Review and revise: once your script is written, read it aloud and revise it to ensure that it flows naturally. It’s also helpful to get feedback from others.
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