# AriaFlow Faceless Video Script Templates

Use these structures as writing prompts. Replace every bracketed instruction with original, verified material. Keep narration, visual notes, and source notes separate.

## Educational explainer

- Outcome: By the end, you will understand [specific outcome].
- Context: This matters because [reason].
- Model: The process has [number] parts.
- Part 1: [explanation, example, visual note, source].
- Part 2: [explanation, example, visual note, source].
- Part 3: [explanation, example, visual note, source].
- Recap: Use this rule when [practical situation].

## History story

- Consequence: This changed [specific outcome].
- Context: In [place and year], [verified situation].
- Decision: The pivotal action was [event].
- Evidence: We know this from [source].
- Result: It immediately caused [result].
- Legacy: That is why [measured consequence].

## Suspense story

- Unexplained detail: Everything was normal except [specific detail].
- Escalation: Then [new event].
- Constraint: The subject could no longer [option].
- Reveal: The detail meant [original resolution].
- Consequence: After that, [ending].

## List video

- Outcome: Here are [number] items that matter when [situation].
- Selection rule: Each item meets [criteria].
- Item 1: What it is, why it matters, and one example.
- Item 2: What changes and who it fits.
- Item 3: The tradeoff or limitation.
- Decision: Choose based on [criteria].

## Article adaptation

- Source and permission: This video adapts [owned or licensed source].
- Central claim: The article argues [claim].
- Evidence: The strongest support is [evidence].
- Explanation: In practical terms, this means [interpretation].
- Limit: The source does not establish [boundary].
- Attribution: Read the original at [source].

## Long-form episode

- Cold open: Show the consequence before the explanation.
- Promise: In this episode, the viewer will understand [outcome].
- Chapter 1: Establish the question and evidence.
- Chapter 2: Add the conflict or competing explanation.
- Chapter 3: Resolve the central question.
- Recap: Connect the chapters to the opening promise.
- Next episode: Continue with [related question].

## Review checklist

- Read the script aloud and time it.
- Verify names, numbers, pronunciations, and sources.
- Confirm rights for text, music, voices, images, and footage.
- Make each scene add evidence, explanation, or mood.
- Review captions and safe areas on a phone.
- Approve the final export before publishing.