# TikTok 60-Second Script Builder

Create a tight, shootable short-form video script with a credible hook, pacing, and visual beats.

## Prompt

Write a TikTok script designed to run about 60 seconds.

TOPIC: {{topic}}
AUDIENCE: {{audience}}
GOAL: {{goal}}
PROOF OR SOURCE MATERIAL: {{proof}}
CALL TO ACTION: {{cta}}

Requirements:
- Open with a specific tension, surprising fact, or useful promise that the supplied proof supports.
- Deliver the payoff quickly; no greeting, biography, or “in this video.”
- Use spoken language that is easy to perform aloud.
- Organize the script into timestamped beats totaling no more than 60 seconds, including the final call to action. Trim the spoken script to fit a natural delivery pace; do not squeeze in extra words by speeding up.
- Never invent tickers, brands, platforms, dates, or date ranges. If a required value is not supplied, use a clear placeholder such as [TICKER], [BRAND], [PLATFORM], [DATE], or [DATE RANGE].
- For each beat include voiceover, on-screen text (maximum eight words), and a practical visual or B-roll cue.
- Use one pattern interrupt near the midpoint.
- Do not use unsupported certainty, fake urgency, or engagement bait.
- Close with the requested call to action.
- After the script, provide three alternate hooks and a caption under 150 characters.

If proof is weak, soften the claim and say what should be verified.

## How to use

Supply one focused topic and the evidence behind any claim. Read the result aloud and adjust the pacing to your natural delivery speed.

## Examples

Example input: explain why emergency funds should cover variable expenses, for first-time freelancers, with a spreadsheet example.

Expected output: timestamped voiceover, concise overlays, visual cues, alternate hooks, and a short caption.

## Variables

- topic: The single idea the video teaches or demonstrates.
- audience: The intended viewer.
- goal: What the viewer should understand or do.
- proof: Evidence, example, or source material supporting claims.
- cta: The final action requested.

Version: 1
Author: JRamos / John Ramos
License: All Rights Reserved

Initial original UMG Prompt Library release.