AI Video · by Lung Tee · 5 reads
A great video starts with a great script. AI can draft scripts quickly, but you need to know the structures that work to prompt it correctly.
"Write a 45-second TikTok script on 3 ways to save on electricity in summer. The audience is homemakers, the tone is friendly. Start with a surprising hook, split it into scenes, and describe the visuals for each scene."
Have the AI outline first, such as an introduction, 3–5 main sections, and a conclusion, then write one section at a time. Add your own stories and experiences to bring the video to life. Read more in Start a YouTube Channel with AI.
Tell the AI: "Rewrite this in conversational Thai, like people chatting, with short sentences that flow when read aloud." Then try reading it aloud before recording.
Add a voiceover to the script, see AI Voiceovers, then edit following the steps in Make Short Videos with AI.
Hook: "Your AC is set to 25 degrees and your bill is still skyrocketing, because you forgot this."
Point 1: "Clean the filter every two weeks so your AC cools faster."
Point 2: "Run a fan alongside it so you can set a higher temperature and still stay cool."
Point 3: "Close the curtains in the afternoon so the room heats up less."
Close: "Try it and tell me how much your bill dropped. Follow for lots more money-saving tricks."
Yes, because many viewers watch with the sound off.
Yes. Ask for a set of 5–10 scripts on the same topic, then record them gradually.
A good script needs a strong hook, concise content, and a clear ending. Let AI draft it, then add your personality. For ready-made prompt sets for creators, see Content Creation Skill.