Simplify Corporate Video Scripts: 3-Column Method Explained
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2024
- Writing a corporate video script CAN be SIMPLE.
Ever tried to crack the code of writing a corporate video script, only to find yourself lost in a sea of confusing, identical, and frankly dull film script documents? You're not alone. Many find the standard approach to scriptwriting overwhelmingly complex with its myriad of rules, formatting quirks, and jargon. But when it comes to the corporate world, things can, and should, be different. The realm of corporate video scripts is far removed from Hollywood's stringent screenplay guidelines, offering a breath of fresh air for scriptwriters and project runners alike.
In this video, we're revealing the hidden simplicity behind crafting the perfect corporate video script. Gone are the days of leafing through dense documents, trying to decipher what goes where. Our BBC trained scriptwriter, with a broad portfolio from drama to explainer animations, shares insider tips on breaking down a script into a straightforward table format. With just three columns-Narrative, Visuals, and Graphics/On-Screen Text-we demystify the process, making it accessible for anyone, regardless of their background in film. Whether you’re about to write your first script or refining your skills, we guide you step-by-step, ensuring your message is clear, enticing, and above all, effective.
In this video, you'll learn not just how to write, but how to tell a story that resonates. With insights on aligning visuals with your message and optimizing on-screen text, we'll help you transform your scriptwriting approach to captivate your audience like never before. Ready to embark on your scriptwriting journey with confidence and creativity? Let’s dive in.
Good stuff, very useful, cheers!!
Thanks for the comment!
love the zoom in/zoom out changes when beginning new sentence
Thanks! I'm not a huge fan of vlog jump cuts myself....!
Awesome inputs for both, freshers and enthusiasts... Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!
You're welcome! I hope this helped!
been writing video scripts for years but I still learned something new here. Thank you very much!
Yes I learnt here how to make corporate video..
Happy to help Louise!
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
very useful content. love your channel , its very informative for beginner
So nice of you, thanks Vincentius!
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Thank you, I will!
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I'm too sad, I can't "like" twice this video... So useful 🙏
So nice of you! Thanks!
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Cheers Rishav!
Thanks!
I've been getting so much * more comment engagement on my videos recently and I honestly love replying back to every single one! I love learning more about my subscribers!*
Same!! I need to get better at replying but comment engagement is so important, I can't believe more people don't do it!
What does a presenter script mean at 1:23?
It means a script that will be spoken word-for-word by a presenter in front of the camera (just like I'm doing in the video!)
How do you write the script when there's no voiceover, just use one column for visuals? or no table at all?
I'd recommend using a table if you have more than one element in the video, such as 'Visuals' (to indicate the footage to be shown) and 'On Screen Text' (to indicate any captions or animated titles). What kind of videos are you making?
@@boxsetmedia the thing is that there's no text either, no captions. It's just an actor doing stuff, background music and visual effects. It's about a man enjoying the Noise Canceling feature with Bose headphones.
@@BrunoCosta-wnft You might be ok without a table in that case. A clear description of the action for each scene should be all you need!
@@boxsetmedia so are we talking about actions simply written in a Microsoft Word file?
@@BrunoCosta-wnft Yep!
You cant put words on the interviewee mouth…
Most interviewee in my life : can you just write the script and we read it thanks…
Absolutely! I find that once the interviewees are relaxed and can see that i's more like an informal chat with a camera in the room, they soon loosen up and often give the best answers!