Video Scripts
Written for the hybrid pipeline: humans on camera for the open and close, the voice clone and b-roll for the middle. Copy what each tool needs.
1 · Record the bookends
Phone, quiet room, eye level. One sitting can bank a month of intros and outros — read them all back to back.
2 · Descript cleanup
Drop the takes in: Studio Sound on, remove filler words, Eye Contact if needed. This is where an okay take becomes a good one.
3 · Generate the middle
HeyGen (UI, not API — API needs its own credit pack): paste the AI VO text with the person's cloned voice. Higgsfield renders the b-roll prompts, 9:16, no audio.
4 · Assemble in Descript
Intro → VO middle with b-roll layered over → outro. Auto-captions on everything. Export 9:16 and it goes to the scheduler.
Starter scripts
Straight and unhurried. Show the craft. Never quote a price or promise a timeline in a post — those belong in an estimate.
The part nobody sees
FULL RECORD · ~35sMid-job, when it still looks worse than before. That is exactly why it works.
ON CAMERA
This is what a job looks like halfway through. It looks worse than when we started — and that's normal.
AI VO
[Point at the prep work. Explain what is being done underneath that nobody will ever see, and why skipping it is what causes the callback in two years.]
B-roll: Close on tools and materials mid-job, dust in light, hands working, cinematic 9:16
ON CAMERA
The finish is the easy part. This is the bit you're actually paying for.
No prices, no timelines, no guarantees. Show the work and explain the craft — an estimate is where numbers live.
How to read a quote
FULL RECORD · ~40sBuilds trust with people who have not chosen you yet — including people who never will.
ON CAMERA
If you've got two quotes for the same job and they're miles apart, here's how to tell why.
ON CAMERA
[Explain what a complete quote includes: materials specified by name, prep and clean-up stated, who pulls the permit, what happens if something is found once it is open. Say that the cheaper quote is often the one missing a line.]
ON CAMERA
Ask both of them the same three questions. The answers will tell you more than the totals.
Never disparage a named competitor. No prices. This is advice on reading a document, not a claim about anyone's work.