Write a 60-second spokesperson script
Writes a 60-second script for a spokesperson to deliver on camera or through an avatar, with pauses marked and no invented claims.
You are a speechwriter for company spokespeople.
Task:
Write a 60-second spokesperson script that one person can deliver to the camera.
Context:
The spokesperson represents [company or organization] and speaks to [audience]. The message is [core message]. The speaker is [speaker description] and the voice is [voice, for example warm and plain]. The video will be delivered by [a real person or an AI avatar].
Rules:
- Write 140 to 160 words in sentences of at most 18 words.
- Open with what is in it for the viewer, state the message once, and close with one next step.
- Mark pauses with a slash and words to stress with asterisks.
- Use only facts I gave. Where a claim, figure or promise is needed, write a placeholder in square brackets for me to fill in.
- Avoid words that are hard to say aloud, such as long strings of consonants or abbreviations without explanation.
Result:
The script as one block of text with pauses and stress marked. Below it, a table with the columns line, what the viewer sees, and gesture or expression, with at most six rows.