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SCRIPTING WITH SHIFTING METHOD

(USE ONLY CLAUDE AI)

STEP ONE:GET OUTLINE WITH YOUR TITLE

(ATTACH YOUR PERFORMING SCRIPT FROM YOUR COMPETITOR ON THAT TOPIC,
MAKE SURE ITS SAME TOPIC AND ADD YOUR TITLE)​

I want YOU to study the above script of my competitor, its story EXACT DETAILS, TIME OF
EVENTS, LOCATION OF EVENTS, VICTIMS, EXACT NAMES OF PEOPLE INVOLVED,
DESCRIPTION OF THE PEOPLE INVOLVED, WHY IT HAPPENED, WHAT LED TO THIS,
WHEN IT HAPPENED, WHAT HAPPENED, WHO IT HAPPENED TO, CULPRITS, NAME
OF ALL MAIN CHARACTERS,TYPE OF CROPS, DETAILS OF IT ELEMENTS, main
characters occupations,SUMMARY OF THE 3 MAJOR PLOT TWIST, the goal, structure,
pacing and tone, specify the narrative perspective as well as the style and emotional rhythm
suitable for this format ,take note my goal is to high a script with high watch time, high
average view duration and lots of engagement​
​
YOUR TASK: STUDY THE ABOVE VERY WELL SO WHEN I SEND YOU MY TITLE I
WANT YOU TO GIVE ME AND OUTLINE FIRST, THEN WAIT FOR MY APPROVAL TO
START SCRIPTING, MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW MY COMPETITOR TOP PERFORMING
SCRIPTING STRUCTURE, Elements that kill engagement I want my scripts to avoid
the following issues: weak hooks generic or forgettable storytelling over explaining
flat, robotic sentence structure predictable phrasing info-dumping no emotional ups
and downs lack of stakes/tension/urgency poor transition No visual cues or pattern
interruptsRepetitive or drawn-out sections​
​
Your Task: I will provide you with MY TITLE USE MY COMPETITOR Background Story
AND DETAILS to give context to the script, BUT MAKE SURE IT SUITS MY EXACT
TITLE. Your job will be to expand upon the background story while maintaining its
core message. Before writing the script, create an Outline/Breakdown for my
approval. This will help ensure that we are aligned on the structure and direction.
THE FINAL SCRIPTS SHOULD BE 5000 WORDS. THE OUTLINE SHOULD INCLUDE A
WORD COUNT DISTRIBUTION TO MAINTAIN BALANCE FOR THE 5 CHAPTERS TO
GET MY EXACT TOTAL WORD COUNT.. Please pay close attention to the
Hook/Introduction sample OF MY COMPETITOR and use it as inspiration for crafting
mine. Ensure the content flows logically and avoid unnecessary [Link]: I
want you to write the story as it is, don't divide or include the name of the
subchapters. This is because I want to copy and paste the EXACT text to generate it
in audio form and don't want to have to keep deleting the sub chapter titles.]] In the
story OUTLINE ADD CLIFFHANGERS AND MINI CLIFFHANGERS IN EACH CHAPTER,
ARE YOU READY?​
MY TITLE:
​

STEP TWO:START STORY

NOW YOUR READY TO BEGIN, START WITH CHAPTER 1(THE HOOK AND STRONG
INTRODUCTION) ONLY, YOUR SECOND TASK: IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUDIENCE
ENGAGEMENT HOOK/ENGAGEMENT CTA QUESTION ACCORDING TO THE STORY,
MAKE THIS STATEMENT ON THE 10TH OR 13TH PARAGRAPH SPECIFICALLY OF
THE FIRST CHAPTER "HI VIEWERS, (I WANT YOU TO ASK A VERY SPECIFIC SIMPLE
PERSONAL CTA QUESTION THAT WILL NEED A COMMENT MAKE SURE the
question itself is NOT too complex. ask simple, direct, binary questions that
generate hundreds of comments because anyone can answer them in one
sentence. ) ".
[HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS COUNT PER CHAPTER word
count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE IN THE
NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, THIRD PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY,
remember the things to avoid and the things to focus on for this portion
of the script. Avoid using words or sentences of Graphic
details and disturbing descriptions in the script that will
lead to Youtube limiting our Ad Limit. Completely avoid
words that YouTube prohibits. And Do Not Use Common
Chatgpt words so this Script doesn't sound too Al. I want a
strong-suspense, engaging, interesting True Crime Story.​
​
MAKE SURE MY script has a rhythm that functions almost like music. Short
sentence. Long sentence. Short sentence. Question. Pause. Revelation. ADD enough
pattern interruption. ADD structural break, aDD single punchy standalone line, or a
single direct address to the viewer. script with real emotional depth
DO NOT FORGET THAT THIS IS A TRUE EVENT THAT
HAPPENED AND I WANT ONLY CREDIBLE and ACCURATE
INFORMATION TO BE MENTIONED ABOUT THE CASE
[Link] script should be written in the true crime
documentary style with a focus on detailed narration,
psychological depth, tension, and suspense. Do not write
on the canvas. The narration should be cinematic, drawing
the audience in with tension-filled descriptions and
emotional weight. Each revelation should add to the
mystery, gradually exposing the chilling truth. The story
should follow a crime, an investigation, and the shocking
discovery of the killer. Keep sentences sharp, impactful,
and immersive, ensuring a haunting and unforgettable
experience for the listener. Write as a whole because this
will be given directly to a voice over Al. I do not need all
those sentences that are in brackets, do not add them and
give me only the main story.

STEP THREE: FINAL SECTION

Continue with the above sequence,,YOUR TASK: 1CONTINUE with Chapters 2,3,4,then the THE
FINAL and concluding chapter 5 only ,[HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS
COUNT PER CHAPTER word count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE
IN THE NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, THIRD PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, end with a direct
tease of the next video and a specific detail that makes the viewer feel they cannot afford to miss what
comes next. [HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS COUNT PER CHAPTER
word count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE IN THE
NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, THIRD PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY,
remember the things to avoid and the things to focus on for this portion
of the script. Avoid using words or sentences of Graphic
details and disturbing descriptions in the script that will
lead to Youtube limiting our Ad Limit. Completely avoid
words that YouTube prohibits. And Do Not Use Common
Chatgpt words so this Script doesn't sound too Al. I want a
strong-suspense, engaging, interesting True Crime Story.​
​
MAKE SURE MY script has a rhythm that functions almost like music. Short
sentence. Long sentence. Short sentence. Question. Pause. Revelation. ADD enough
pattern interruption. ADD structural break, aDD single punchy standalone line, or a
single direct address to the viewer. script with real emotional depth
DO NOT FORGET THAT THIS IS A TRUE EVENT THAT
HAPPENED AND I WANT ONLY CREDIBLE and ACCURATE
INFORMATION TO BE MENTIONED ABOUT THE CASE
[Link] script should be written in the true crime
documentary style with a focus on detailed narration,
psychological depth, tension, and suspense. Do not write
on the canvas. The narration should be cinematic, drawing
the audience in with tension-filled descriptions and
emotional weight. Each revelation should add to the
mystery, gradually exposing the chilling truth. The story
should follow a crime, an investigation, and the shocking
discovery of the killer. Keep sentences sharp, impactful,
and immersive, ensuring a haunting and unforgettable
experience for the listener. Write as a whole because this
will be given directly to a voice over Al. I do not need all
those sentences that are in brackets, do not add them and
give me only the main story.
KHA 1, NHEALTH SCRIPT
 SCRIPTING WITH SHIFTING METHOD
(USE ONLY CLAUDE AI)

STEP ONE:GET OUTLINE WITH YOUR TITLE

(paste instruction ADD YOUR TITLE)​

I want YOU to study and use the below story element{{I studied the script. I cannot
personally verify the 3 million views in 24 hours claim without the YouTube link, but if it
truly performed that well, the reason is clear: the script turns an embarrassing/private
problem into a high-stakes survival story with fear, urgency, authority, empathy, and
practical payoff.

1. Why This Story Could Go Viral

The script works because it is not written like normal health advice. It is written like a
personal emergency unfolding in real time.

It starts with a familiar private moment: waking up, going to the bathroom, waiting, trying
again, then feeling pain. That pulls the viewer inside the story immediately. The viewer is not
watching “information”; they are thinking, “This sounds like me.”

Then it raises the stakes: what seems small may become dangerous. That creates a strong
retention question:

“Am I ignoring something serious?”

The script also uses a powerful emotional formula:

Relatable discomfort → hidden danger → shocking explanation → clear action steps

→ relief and prevention.

That is why people stay. They are not only curious; they feel they may need the answer.

2. The Main Storytelling Elements

Extracted
A. Immediate Self-Insertion Hook
The script opens in second person: “You wake up…” “You head to the bathroom…” “You
wait…”

This makes the viewer the main character.

For your own story, start with the viewer inside the situation, not with background
information.

Weak opening:

Today we are talking about a serious problem.

Strong opening:

Imagine waking up one morning and realizing something feels wrong, but not
wrong enough to panic yet.

That style creates instant emotional connection.

B. Ordinary Situation Turns Into Hidden Threat

The beginning feels normal. Then it slowly becomes serious.

That is a powerful structure because viewers love stories where:

ordinary life hides danger.

The script does this:

1.​ Normal morning

2.​ Small discomfort
3.​ Repeated failed attempts
4.​ Pain begins
5.​ Fear enters
6.​ The narrator says: “Pay attention.”

This gives the story a mini-arc within the first minute.

C. Clear Promise to the Viewer

The script tells the audience exactly why they should stay:

●​ You will understand what is happening.

●​ You will know the warning signs.
●​ You will know what to do.
 ●​ This may protect you or someone you love.

That is important. A viral educational story must give the viewer a reason to keep
watching.

Your promise should sound like this:

By the end of this video, you will understand the warning signs, the hidden
mistake most people make, and the exact steps that can help you avoid the
worst outcome.

D. Authority + Care
The narrator sounds like an expert, but not cold. The voice is calm, serious, protective, and
direct.

This is why the audience trusts it.

The tone is not:

●​ loud
●​ dramatic
●​ joking
●​ overcomplicated
●​ robotic

It is:

●​ calm
●​ urgent
●​ clear
●​ caring
●​ slightly alarming
●​ emotionally controlled

The viewer feels: “This person is serious, but they are trying to help me.”

E. Open Loops
The script keeps opening questions before answering them.

Examples of the pattern:

●​ “Here is what most people get wrong…”

●​ “The first confusing symptom…”
 ●​ “This one surprises almost everyone…”
●​ “Here is the shocking truth…”
●​ “What comes next, you need to hear…”

These phrases make the viewer stay because the brain wants closure.

For your own story, use open loops like:

But the part most people miss is this…

What happened next changed everything.

And this is where the story becomes dangerous.

The mistake was not what they did. It was what they ignored.

3. The Full Structure Behind the Script

Act 1: The Personal Hook
Goal: Make the viewer feel personally involved.

Start with a familiar, emotional, private, or relatable situation. Do not explain yet. Let the
viewer feel the problem first.

Emotional rhythm: quiet discomfort → concern → urgency.

Purpose: make the viewer think, “This could be me.”

Act 2: The Big Warning

Goal: Tell the viewer why the story matters.

After the hook, the narrator reveals that the situation is not small. It may have serious
consequences.

This is where the script creates stakes.

Structure:

1.​ This problem looks ordinary.

2.​ Most people ignore it.
3.​ Ignoring it can be dangerous.
 4.​ Stay with me because I will explain what to do.

Act 3: Explain the Hidden Mechanism

Goal: Make the invisible problem visible.

The script explains what is happening inside the body using simple language and analogy.
This is powerful because viewers feel smarter and safer.

For your own story, explain the hidden mechanism behind the problem.

Examples:

For finance:

It is not that people are bad with money. It is that the system rewards emotional
spending before logical planning.

For true crime:

The mystery was not only where she went. It was how quickly a normal day lost
every reliable witness.

For health:

The danger is not always the pain itself. Sometimes, the real danger is what the
body stops warning you about.

Act 4: Reveal the Misleading Signs

Goal: Shock the viewer with what they misunderstood.

This is one of the strongest parts of the script. It says some symptoms can trick people into
doing the wrong thing.

That creates high retention because viewers love “I thought it was this, but it was actually
that” moments.

Use this formula:

Most people think [common belief].​

But in this situation, that belief can be dangerously wrong.​
Here is what is really happening.
Act 5: Escalate the Consequences
Goal: Make the danger feel real.

The script moves into stages: stage one, stage two, stage three. This gives the story a rising
ladder of danger.

This works because the viewer feels progression.

Use this structure:

1.​ Early stage: uncomfortable but manageable

2.​ Middle stage: serious warning signs
3.​ Final stage: dangerous outcome
4.​ Clear “go now” moment

This gives the story a strong arc instead of random information.

Act 6: Give the Action Plan

Goal: Reward the viewer for staying.

After fear comes relief. The script does not leave people scared. It gives them steps.

This is very important.

A viral educational video should not only create fear. It should resolve fear with clarity.

Use:

●​ Step 1
●​ Step 2
●​ Step 3
●​ What not to do
●​ When to seek help
●​ What happens next

Act 7: Long-Term Prevention

Goal: Turn the viewer from scared to empowered.

The script then shifts from emergency to prevention. This makes the video feel complete and
valuable.
The viewer now thinks:

“This did not just scare me. It taught me something useful.”

Act 8: Caregiver/Family Angle

Goal: Expand the audience.

Near the end, the script speaks to people watching for a loved one. This is smart because it
doubles the emotional reach.

For your own story, include a section like:

And before I close, I want to speak to the people watching this not for
themselves, but for someone they love.

That line is powerful. It makes the video feel bigger than the individual viewer.

Act 9: Recap + Emotional Closure + CTA

Goal: Make the lesson unforgettable.

The ending summarizes the key points and gives a soft emotional close.

The viewer leaves feeling:

●​ informed
●​ warned
●​ cared for
●​ more confident
●​ likely to comment/share

Then the CTA feels natural because the video has delivered value.

4. 1-Minute Hook Template — Around

150 Words
Use this style for your own story:
 Imagine waking up one morning and noticing something small that does not feel
right. Not serious enough to panic. Not strange enough to call anyone. Just a
quiet discomfort sitting in the back of your mind. So you ignore it. You tell
yourself it will pass. You continue your day. But hour by hour, the feeling
changes. What started as a minor inconvenience becomes harder to explain.
Then the signs begin to connect, and a question you were avoiding suddenly
becomes impossible to ignore: what if this is not normal? In the next few
minutes, I want you to pay close attention, because this story is not only about
what happened. It is about the warning signs people miss, the mistake that
makes everything worse, and the moment when waiting becomes dangerous.
By the end, you will understand exactly what to look for, what to avoid, and why
this matters.

5. Narrative Perspective
The best perspective for this format is:

Second-person expert narration

Meaning:

●​ Speak directly to the viewer: “you”

●​ Guide them calmly: “let’s look at this carefully”
●​ Use expert authority without sounding arrogant
●​ Make the viewer feel protected, not judged

The narrator should feel like:

a calm doctor, investigator, mentor, or experienced guide sitting beside the viewer.

Not like:

●​ a news anchor
●​ a hype YouTuber
●​ a lecturer
●​ a comedian
●​ a gossip narrator

6. Pacing Formula
Use this pacing:
First 60 seconds
Fast emotional hook. Short sentences. Sensory details. Immediate stakes.

Minutes 1–3
Define the problem. Explain why it matters. Open curiosity loops.

Minutes 3–7
Reveal what people misunderstand. Use analogies and examples.

Minutes 7–11
Escalate danger. Show what happens if ignored.

Minutes 11–15
Give clear action steps. Make the viewer feel guided.

Final minutes
Prevention, loved ones, recap, emotional close, CTA.

The pacing should feel like a controlled climb:

Concern → curiosity → shock → urgency → clarity → relief.

7. Tone to Use
The tone should be:

●​ calm but urgent

●​ serious but not dramatic
●​ compassionate but direct
●​ simple but intelligent
●​ emotional but not manipulative
●​ educational but story-driven

Avoid sounding like:

This is terrifying! You won’t believe what happens!

Use:

I am not telling you this to scare you. I am telling you because the signs are
easy to miss, and you deserve to understand them clearly.

That kind of line builds trust.

8. Emotional Rhythm
Use this rhythm throughout the story:

1.​ Recognition — “This feels familiar.”

2.​ Concern — “Maybe this is serious.”
3.​ Curiosity — “What is really happening?”
4.​ Shock — “I never knew that.”
5.​ Fear — “This can get worse.”
6.​ Relief — “There is something I can do.”
7.​ Empowerment — “Now I know what to watch for.”
8.​ Community — “Other people need this too.”

This is why the script feels watchable even though the topic is uncomfortable.

9. Story Generation Guidelines You Can

Use
When generating your own story, follow this formula:

Start With a Human Moment

Do not begin with facts. Begin with a scene.

Example:

It started with something so ordinary that nobody thought to question it.

Make the Problem Personal

Show how the issue affects the viewer, the victim, the family, or the community.
Delay the Full Explanation
Do not explain everything too early. Create curiosity first.

Use Simple Analogies

The original script uses clear comparisons to make medical ideas understandable. Do the
same in your niche.

Example:

Think of it like a locked door. The more you push without the right key, the more
damage you cause.

Reveal Misunderstood Signs

This is very powerful. Every good story needs a “what people get wrong” section.

Escalate in Stages
Do not jump from problem to disaster. Show progression.

Use:

First…​
Then…​
Eventually…​
And by the time most people notice, the damage has already begun.

Give the Viewer a Reward

The reward can be:

●​ a solution
●​ a lesson
●​ a warning
●​ a checklist
●​ a new perspective
●​ a conclusion

End With Meaning

Do not just end with “like and subscribe.” End with the emotional lesson first.

Example:
 The real danger was not the problem itself. It was how easy it was to ignore.

Then CTA.

10. Reusable Story Arc Template

Title Idea Format
“The Warning Sign Most People Ignore Until It Becomes Serious”

or

“What Looks Normal at First Can Become Dangerous Fast”

Act 1 — The Ordinary Beginning

Open with a simple relatable moment.

Act 2 — The First Sign Something Is Wrong

Introduce discomfort, confusion, or a strange detail.

Act 3 — The Mistake Most People Make

Explain the common wrong reaction.

Act 4 — The Hidden Truth

Reveal what is actually happening beneath the surface.

Act 5 — The Escalation

Show how the problem gets worse if ignored.

Act 6 — The Turning Point

Give the key warning signs or decisive moment.

Act 7 — The Action Plan

Explain what the viewer should do, think, avoid, or understand.

Act 8 — The Bigger Lesson

Connect the story to family, safety, money, health, justice, or life.

Act 9 — Recap and CTA

Summarize the message and invite respectful engagement.

11. The Main Lesson for Your Own

Stories
The reason this kind of script performs is not only the topic. It is the structure.

It makes the viewer feel:

“This is about me.”​

“I might be missing something.”​
“I need to keep watching.”​
“Now I understand.”​
“Someone else needs to hear this.”

That is the viral engine.

Your best formula is:

Start with a relatable scene.​

Turn it into a hidden danger.​
Explain what people misunderstand.​
Escalate the stakes.​
Give clear steps or lessons.​
End with emotional relief and a strong reason to share.

}} script of my competitor,

​
YOUR TASK: STUDY THE ABOVE VERY WELL SO WHEN I SEND YOU MY TITLE I
WANT YOU TO GIVE ME AN OUTLINE FIRST, THEN WAIT FOR MY APPROVAL TO
START SCRIPTING, MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW MY COMPETITOR TOP PERFORMING
SCRIPTING STRUCTURE, Elements that kill engagement I want my scripts to avoid
the following issues: weak hooks generic or forgettable storytelling over explaining
flat, robotic sentence structure predictable phrasing info-dumping no emotional ups
and downs lack of stakes/tension/urgency poor transition No visual cues or pattern
interruptsRepetitive or drawn-out sections​
​
Your Task: I will provide you with MY TITLE USE MY COMPETITOR scripting
structure to give context to the script, BUT MAKE SURE IT SUITS MY EXACT TITLE.
Your job will be to expand upon the title while maintaining its core message. Before
writing the script, create an Outline/Breakdown for my approval. This will help ensure
that we are aligned on the structure and direction.

THE FINAL SCRIPTS SHOULD BE 4000 WORDS. THE OUTLINE SHOULD INCLUDE A
WORD COUNT DISTRIBUTION TO MAINTAIN BALANCE FOR THE 5 CHAPTERS TO
GET MY EXACT TOTAL WORD COUNT.. Please pay close attention to the
Hook/Introduction sample OF MY COMPETITOR and use it as inspiration for crafting
mine. Ensure the content flows logically and avoid unnecessary [Link]: I
want you to write the story as it is, don't divide or include the name of the
subchapters. This is because I want to copy and paste the EXACT text to generate it
in audio form and don't want to have to keep deleting the sub chapter titles.]] In the
story OUTLINE ADD CLIFFHANGERS AND MINI CLIFFHANGERS IN EACH CHAPTER,
ARE YOU READY?​
MY TITLE:
​

STEP TWO:START STORY

NOW YOUR READY TO BEGIN, START WITH CHAPTER 1(THE HOOK AND STRONG
INTRODUCTION) ONLY, YOUR SECOND TASK: IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUDIENCE
ENGAGEMENT HOOK/ENGAGEMENT CTA QUESTION ACCORDING TO THE
OUTLINE, MAKE THIS STATEMENT ON THE 10TH OR 13TH PARAGRAPH
SPECIFICALLY OF THE FIRST CHAPTER "HI VIEWERS, (I WANT YOU TO ASK A VERY
SPECIFIC SIMPLE PERSONAL CTA QUESTION THAT WILL NEED A COMMENT
MAKE SURE the question itself is NOT too complex. ask simple, direct, binary
questions that generate hundreds of comments because anyone can answer them
in one sentence. ) ".
[HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS COUNT PER CHAPTER word
count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE IN THE
NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, FIRST PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY,
remember the things to avoid and the things to focus on for this portion
of the script. Avoid using words or sentences of Graphic
details and disturbing descriptions in the script that will
lead to Youtube limiting our Ad Limit. Completely avoid
words that YouTube prohibits. And Do Not Use Common
Chatgpt words so this Script doesn't sound too Al. I want a
strong-suspense, engaging, interesting True Crime Story.​
​
MAKE SURE MY script has a rhythm that functions almost like music. Short
sentence. Long sentence. Short sentence. Question. Pause. Revelation. ADD enough
pattern interruption. ADD structural break, aDD single punchy standalone line, or a
single direct address to the viewer. script with real emotional depth
.This script should be written in the true crime
documentary style with a focus on detailed narration,
psychological depth, tension, and suspense. Do not write
on the canvas. The narration should be cinematic, drawing
the audience in with tension-filled descriptions and
emotional weight. Each revelation should add to the
mystery, gradually exposing the chilling truth. The story
should follow a crime, an investigation, and the shocking
discovery of the killer. Keep sentences sharp, impactful,
and immersive, ensuring a haunting and unforgettable
experience for the listener. Write as a whole because this
will be given directly to a voice over Al. I do not need all
those sentences that are in brackets, do not add them and
give me only the main sCRIPT.

STEP THREE: FINAL SECTION

Continue with the above sequence,,YOUR TASK: 1CONTINUE with Chapters 2,3,4,then the THE
FINAL and concluding chapter 5 only ,[HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS
COUNT PER CHAPTER word count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE
IN THE NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, THIRD PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, end with a direct
tease of the next video and a specific detail that makes the viewer feel they cannot afford to miss what
comes next. [HIGH PRIORITY] maintain my SPECIFIED WORDS COUNT PER CHAPTER
word count,continue with the outlined sequence and story outline. WRITE IN THE
NARRATORS VOICE ONLY, FIRST PERSON NARRATORS VOICE ONLY,
remember the things to avoid and the things to focus on for this portion
of the script. Avoid using words or sentences of Graphic
details and disturbing descriptions in the script that will
lead to Youtube limiting our Ad Limit. Completely avoid
words that YouTube prohibits. And Do Not Use Common
Chatgpt words so this Script doesn't sound too Al. I want a
strong-suspense, engaging, interesting True Crime Story.​
​
MAKE SURE MY script has a rhythm that functions almost like music. Short
sentence. Long sentence. Short sentence. Question. Pause. Revelation. ADD enough
pattern interruption. ADD structural break, aDD single punchy standalone line, or a
single direct address to the viewer. script with real emotional depth
.This script should be written in the true crime
documentary style with a focus on detailed narration,
psychological depth, tension, and suspense. Do not write
on the canvas. The narration should be cinematic, drawing
the audience in with tension-filled descriptions and
emotional weight. Each revelation should add to the
mystery, gradually exposing the chilling truth. The story
should follow a crime, an investigation, and the shocking
discovery of the killer. Keep sentences sharp, impactful,
and immersive, ensuring a haunting and unforgettable
experience for the listener. Write as a whole because this
will be given directly to a voice over Al. I do not need all
those sentences that are in brackets, do not add them and
give me only the main NARRATION.
TOOLS
VIDEO DESCRIPTION PROMPT​
​
from the above story, Provide , ​
a 3 line hooking story description, ACCORDING TO MY TITLE optimized for search, ​

🕯️
VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED,
VICTIMS NAMED IN THIS VIDEO:,​
RESOURCES where to LEARN MORE, ​
5 natural short keyword placement,​
35 hashtags :

,then 10 high-ranking keywords SEO-OPTIMIZED SEARCH TERMS for each of the below
tiers

🎯 PRIMARY KEYWORDS (High Search Volume)

Tier 1 - Direct Case Keywords:
Tier 2 - True Crime Niche:
Tier 3 - Specific Case Elements:
Tier 4 - Victim-Centered:
Tier 5 - Long-Tail Keywords (Low Competition, High Intent):

PINNED COMMENT PROMPT

Develop 1 pinned comment that encourages respectful discourse
that i could give as the owner of the channel, make it very hooking
and controversial that it will bring a lot of replies, make it a 1 line
question

IMAGE UPSCALER WITH CHATGBT PROMOP

Enhance each of this image separately to look clean, clear and
catchy maintain and keep all its features intact, make it look
like it was snapped by the best camera lenses in 2026

​
VIDEO EDITING IMAGE SOURCING PROMPT in
order
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Study the full story script carefully from beginning to end.
Break the story into 30 cinematic B-roll scenes:
* First 5 minutes → 1 image every 15 seconds (20 scenes)
* Remaining 25 minutes → 1 image per minute (25 scenes)
For EACH scene, generate structured output with strict accuracy.
🎬 For every B-roll scene, provide:
1. Scene Description (VERY IMPORTANT)
* Describe the exact moment visually like a movie frame
* Include:
* Character (use real victim names ONLY when verified and publicly known)
* Race, gender, approximate age
* Clothing (color + type)
* Environment (street, house, police station, etc.)
* Time of day (day/night)
* Mood (tense, fearful, dramatic, etc.)
2. Google Image Search Terms (3 highly specific queries)
* Use this format:
* “FullNameofVictimFull Name of VictimFullNameofVictim +
specificmomentorlocationspecific moment or locationspecificmomentorlocation +
yearifknownyear if knownyearifknown”
* “ExactlocationExact locationExactlocation + eventdescriptionevent

⚠️
descriptioneventdescription + crime scene / news photo”
Rules:
* Avoid vague terms like “woman crying” or “crime scene”
* Always anchor search to real names, real places, or documented events
* If no real victim image exists, switch to:
* “news reenactment” OR “stock representation realistic”
3. Real Image Sources (1 direct links)
* Provide clickable URLs only from:
* News sites (BBC, CNN, etc.)
* Getty Images
* Shutterstock (editorial)

⚠️
* Verified documentaries
No guessing. Only include links if they actually match the scene.
4. Video B-Roll Search Terms (2 queries for Pexels/Canva)
* These should be cinematic and generic, not tied to real victims:
* “police interrogation room dramatic lighting”
* “woman walking alone at night city tension”
* Focus on:
* mood
* action

🎯
* environment
CRITICAL RULES:
* Maintain character consistency (same race, clothing, etc. across scenes)
* Do NOT fabricate victim images
* Prioritize accuracy over creativity
* If exact real image is unavailable:
* Clearly label: “No verified real image available”

🎥
* Provide best alternative search
STYLE GUIDELINES:
* Every scene must feel like:
* A true crime documentary
* A cinematic still
* Emphasize:
* tension
* suspense
* emotional weight
OUTPUT FORMAT:
Scene 1 Scene Description: … Google Search Terms:
1. …
2. …
3. …IMAGE SOURCE LINK
4. …Video Search Terms:
5. …
6. …
(Repeat for all 45 scenes)
HEALTH TOOLS
HEALTH VIDEO DESCRIPTION PROMPT​
​
from the above story, Provide , ​
a 3 line hooking story description, ACCORDING TO MY TITLE optimized for search, ​
VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED,,​
RESOURCES where to LEARN MORE, ​
5 natural short keyword placement,​
35 hashtags :

,then 10 high-ranking keywords SEO-OPTIMIZED SEARCH TERMS for each of the below
tiers

🎯 PRIMARY KEYWORDS (High Search Volume)

Tier 1 - Direct Case Keywords:
Tier 2 - HEALTH Niche:
Tier 3 - Specific Case Elements:
Tier 4 - TOPIC-Centered:
Tier 5 - Long-Tail Keywords (Low Competition, High Intent):

Live video extractor

STUDY THIS BELOW TITLE/SCRIPT AND GIVE ME 5 TRENDING NEWS VIDEOS,
TRENDING NEWS, TRENDING VIDEOS INTERVIEWS, LIVE CALLS, RECORDS, 5
OTHER YOUTUBERS INTERVIEW, LIVE VIDEOS, 5 ACTUAL VIDEOS OR 5 VIDEOS ON
YOUTUBE EXACTLY ON THIS TOPIC, OR VERY CLOSE TO THIS, YOUR TASK: I WANT
DIRECT YOUTUBE VIDEO LINKS ON THAT TOPIC , NOT JUST THE CHANNEL BUT THE
EXACT VIDEO ON THE TOPIC SO I CAN WATCH

​
VIDEO EDITING IMAGE SOURCING PROMPT in
order
​
Study the full story script carefully from beginning to end.
Break the story into 15 cinematic B-roll scenes:
* EVERY 2 minutes → 1 VIDEO every 2 MINUTE (15 scenes)
For EACH scene, generate structured output with strict accuracy.

🎬 For every B-roll scene, provide:

1. Video B-Roll Search Terms (2 queries for Pexels/Canva)
* These should be cinematic and generic, not tied to real victims:
* “police interrogation room dramatic lighting”
* “woman walking alone at night city tension”
* Focus on:
* mood
* action
🎯
* environment
CRITICAL RULES:
* Maintain character consistency (same race, clothing, etc. across scenes)
* Do NOT fabricate victim images
* Prioritize accuracy over creativity
* If exact real image is unavailable:
* Clearly label: “No verified real image available”

🎥
* Provide best alternative search
STYLE GUIDELINES:
* Every scene must feel like:
* A true crime documentary
* A cinematic still
* Emphasize:
* tension
* suspense
* emotional weight
Tab 5
4 BY 2,

Real crime videos

Real crime images
Stock or canvas videos

Health

Real health videos

Stock or Canva videos
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