Examples to make your own
Your idea
A 30-second demo of a blue ceramic cup with a wide handle for a home desk. CTA: See the cup details.
A more useful prompt
Opening: “A small detail for your desk.” Visual: Set the cup beside a notebook. Context: Show a desk coffee break. Demo: Turn the cup to show its wide handle. Benefit: Point out the handle without inventing comfort claims. CTA: “See the cup details.” Use separate voiceover, shot and overlay lines when filming.
Your idea
A 15-second unboxing of a fabric pencil case with a zipper. Show opening and storage; no durability claims.
A more useful prompt
Opening: “What fits in this pencil case?” Visual: Unwrap the case. Context: Show pencils on the desk. Demo: Open the zipper and place the pencils inside. Benefit: Show the closed case without unverified capacity claims. CTA: “Explore the details.” Rehearse aloud and shorten lines to fit the planned timing.
Facts before persuasion
Add only features you can demonstrate or claims you can support. Missing information stays as a placeholder. Review any product statements before filming; the tool should not invent customer experiences, discounts or performance claims. Choose one opening rather than reading all three.
Turn the script into a shot plan
The five beats have suggested time windows, not measured speech durations. Read the script aloud and adjust it for your delivery. Edit and copy each beat, or download the current script as text. Copy a visual into Veo or Seedance prompt tools to develop the camera directions; no video is rendered here.