CUTIZ TELEPROMPTER SCRIPT PACK
Four original example scripts and one blank structure

Use and adapt these scripts in your own videos. Replace every claim and
example with something true of your subject. Production notes are for
preparation and should be removed from the text you read on camera.

1. TUTORIAL

If you keep losing the best part of a recording while trimming it, start
by making a copy of your original clip.

Watch the opening once and find the first sentence that actually explains
the point.

Trim everything before that sentence, then play the new start with sound.

If the cut clips a word or gesture, move it back a little.

That one review is more useful than trimming by the waveform alone.

2. PRODUCT DEMO

This is the part of my video edit that used to take the longest: finding
every empty pause.

Here is the original clip. Listen to the gaps between these two points.

I apply silence removal, then play the same section again.

The pacing is tighter, but I still check whether the pause before the
example should stay.

The useful result is a shorter explanation that still sounds like a
person speaking.

3. SHORT VIDEO TIP

Your first sentence may be slowing down the whole video.

In this take, I spend too long introducing myself.

In this take, I start with the question the viewer came to answer.

The second opening gives the example a reason to appear immediately.

Try recording both versions and choose the one a new viewer understands
first.

4. CREATOR UPDATE

I am changing how I make these videos.

I used to write the whole explanation and try to say it in one take.

From now on, I will record the key point, the example and the ending as
separate pieces.

That should make it easier for me to check each claim and show the
example at the right moment.

I will share what I learn after I have made a few this way.

5. BLANK STRUCTURE

[Name the viewer's specific problem.]

[State the one point you will explain.]

[Show or describe one concrete example.]

[Say what the example changes or proves.]

[Give one next step the viewer can take.]