How to Make a Video | Writing a Script

Trina breaks down how to write a video script with three essential parts: an intro, main points, and an outro with a call to action. Quick tips for delivering content that actually lands.
Hello and welcome to Just the Tips with Trina where I give you my best tips in one minute while sipping on some coffee or some wine. Just depends on how the day is going. Cheers. Today's tips are all about how to deliver your video content. My biggest tip is to write a script. This way you know your content is well organized, you know what you're gonna say and you won't ramble. A script for a video has three the intro, the content and then the outro. During the intro, you will want to introduce who you are, what you do, and what the video is about in a very short amount of time, like 20 seconds or less. Because people's attention spans are so small, you want to keep them engaged for your content, you will want to have three to five main points that are well thought out before you begin filming. And in the outro, the most important thing to have is a call to action. You need to tell your viewers what you want them to do next after they watched your video. Do you want them to visit your website? Do you want them to download your free opt in? Do you want them to subscribe to your channel? You need to flat out tell it to them straight right here if you want more detailed information on how to write your script and a script writing template. I did a full blog post on all this information over on my website, so just go ahead and click this card right here. It'll take you right to the blog post and download your free script writing template. The link will also be in the description box below. If you like seeing these quick one minute tips for me, make sure you click subscribe and leave me any questions that you have or any specific tips you want to see me talk about down in the comments below. Thanks for watching guys. Bye.
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