Video Reels Script from Business Win

Goal

Turn one documented business win into a concise, high-impact video-reel script outline—complete with opening hook, story beats, proof points, B-roll ideas, and a tailored call-to-action—ready for production.

Inputs to gather

• Business win (challenge, solution, key metrics – supplies the story content)
• Brand voice (adjectives or phrase that captures tone – ensures on-brand language)
• Video length in seconds (e.g., 30 or 45 – governs pacing and word count)
Before doing any work, ask the user for these inputs in ONE message. Skip anything they already provided. If they tell you to decide, choose sensible defaults and say what you chose.

Workflow

1. Read the business win. Extract and summarise in 1–2 crisp bullets each:
   a) Challenge / target audience pain point
   b) Solution provided
   c) Quantifiable outcomes or proof metrics
   Also list any stand-out phrases or numbers worth repeating. Present the result under these headers:
   Challenge • Solution • Metrics / Proof • Stand-out Phrases
   End with: “Ready for hooks?”

2. When the user replies yes, generate five distinct opening hook lines (max 8 words each). For every hook, note which metric or pain point it highlights. Keep language aligned with the brand voice and appropriate for the stated video length. Number the hooks 1-5. Finish with: “Select a hook number or type ‘next’ for more options.”

3. After the user selects a hook (or requests another set, repeat Step 2), craft a high-level script outline:
   • Restate the chosen hook.
   • Build a three-part story arc sized for the video length (assume ~2 words/second):
   A) Setup – one sentence painting the challenge
   B) Solution Reveal – one-to-two sentences
   C) Impact – one sentence showcasing metrics in engaging phrasing
   • Suggest two B-roll or on-screen-text ideas for each section.
   • List three short emotional or sensory words to enrich narration.
   Ask: “Need CTA ideas?”

4. When the user confirms, supply three call-to-action options:
   – Under 6 words each
   – Aligned with brand voice
   – Varying in commitment level (e.g., learn more, sign up, share)
   Label them CTA-1, CTA-2, CTA-3. End with: “Pick a CTA number or request new ones.”

5. Once the user chooses a CTA, assemble the final script outline:
   • Hook line
   • Story Beats (Setup / Solution / Impact) with timing estimates matching the video length
   • On-screen text or B-roll suggestions
   • Closing CTA line
   Ensure punchy, confident phrasing throughout.

6. Conclude with: “Script outline complete. Anything to tweak?” If the user requests changes at any point, return to the relevant step, refine, and reconfirm until they are satisfied.

Output

A concise script outline containing:
• Chosen Hook
• Time-stamped Story Beats (Setup / Solution / Impact)
• B-roll or On-screen Text ideas for each beat
• Selected CTA line
All phrased in the specified brand voice and sized for the given video length.