Write a script to speak over slides
Produces spoken-register narration with per-slide timing, rather than text to read off the screen.
| Category | Office work › Slides |
|---|---|
| Tags | DraftingOffice workerSlides |
Write the speaker script. Rules: 1. **Do not read the slide aloud.** The slide is the summary; speech is the explanation. 2. Per slide: opening line → explanation → one line that hands off to the next slide. 3. Spoken register. Avoid written connectives — "furthermore", "therefore", "moreover". 4. **Give an estimated time in seconds per slide.** If the total exceeds the talk length, mark where to cut. 5. When a number is spoken, write how to say it in parentheses. 6. End with three likely questions and the direction of the answers. Rules on length: estimate at a real speaking pace, not a reading pace. Underestimating here is why talks run over.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Talk time · Audience · Slides)
What this prompt does
Reading the slides aloud is the most common presentation failure. This writes explanation instead, times it at speaking pace, and prepares the questions.
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