Write TikTok Video Scripts
ChatGPT Prompt
Write five TikTok scripts about {topic} for {audience}. Each 30–45 seconds, with a hook in the first two seconds that creates an open loop — a claim, a mistake, a number, or a visual break of pattern. Structure each as hook, context, payoff, and a reason to rewatch or comment. Use five different formats across the set: talking head, screen recording, listicle, before-and-after, and a reply-to-comment. Give the spoken script, the on-screen text (which must work with sound off), the shot list, and a suggested cut rhythm. Avoid opening with a greeting or introducing yourself, both of which cost the hook. Add the caption and the first pinned comment.
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