Reorder material for a video, not a page
Respects what has to be understood first, then pulls the interesting part forward without breaking it.
| Category | Writing › Scripts |
|---|---|
| Tags | ReformattingRewritingCreatorTableYouTube video |
Rearrange this material into the order a video needs. **Premise: the viewer cannot scroll back. It has to land the first time.** Do: 1. Break the material into blocks, and for each, mark what has to be understood first (dependencies). 2. **Respect the dependencies, then pull the most interesting thing forward.** Where the two conflict, solve it by inserting a short piece of setup early rather than reordering. 3. Segments heavy with numbers and lists **go on screen as text**; split them so the narration only carries the point. 4. Mark where a concept needs an analogy or example. **You do not have to write the analogy** — mark the slot. 5. Anything that does not work on video (tables, long quotes) comes out and goes in the description. Output an order table: position / content / why here / spoken vs on-screen.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Material · Length)
What this prompt does
Written material assumes a reader who can go back. This reorders for one hearing and moves dense parts on screen.
More in this category
| 2D documentary script generator | |
| Cartoon series | |
| Casual Code Explanation Video Script | |
| Chain of Thought for Podcast Guest Analysis | |
| Cinematic Action Boxing Fantasy |