Turn a list of talking points into a 90-second video script with on-camera lines, B-roll cues, and on-screen text suggestions.
Takes a list of talking points and produces a 90-second (about 240 words) two-column video script: spoken lines on the left, B-roll and on-screen text suggestions on the right. The output is paste-ready into a teleprompter app.
points: array of strings (3-7 ideas).audience: developer, business, general — drives vocabulary.format: monologue (default) or interview (with on-camera Q&A cues).cta: a single line for the closing.points count is large.npm install", "cutaway: stack of receipts", "graphic: title card with point #").cta if provided.| Spoken | B-roll / On-screen |.script-<topic>.md with the two-column table, an estimated runtime, and a shot list. Stdout prints word count and estimated seconds at 150 wpm.
Read the spoken column out loud with a stopwatch; total time should land between 80 and 100 seconds. If under 70, lengthen weak transitions; if over 100, cut filler ("really", "just", "actually"). Walk through B-roll cues and confirm each is filmable — abstract cues like "innovation" must be replaced with a concrete shot.
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