Short-form prompts
A repeatable pipeline for a faceless channel. Run each step, check the output, then paste it into the next. **Step 1: The script.** ``` Write a [60 / 90 / 180] second script about [TOPIC] for a [NICHE] channel. Audience: [WHO WATCHES AND WHY] Channel voice: [e.g. "calm and factual" / "fast and irreverent"] Format: [top-list / single st
Faceless Channel Pipeline
A four-step chain from topic to finished faceless video: script, shot list, generation prompts, and the metadata to publish it.
Videointermediate
Write five opening hooks for a video ad, each as a generation-ready prompt. Product: [WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT DOES] Audience and the moment they see this: [WHO, AND WHERE THEY ARE SCROLLING] The problem in their words: [HOW THEY DESCRIBE IT] What the rest of the ad shows: [SO EACH HOOK LEADS SOMEWHERE REAL] Platform and format: [TIKTOK /
Five Video Ad Hooks
Generate five distinct three-second openings for the same ad, each with its visual and its spoken line, built so a test learns something.
Videointermediate
Extreme macro close-up, 9:16 vertical. Studio lighting on a dark, clean surface. A [MATERIAL + OBJECT, the impossible-material swap is the format: "kiwi made of pale green glass" / "cube of iridescent kinetic sand" / "loaf of bread made of soft clay"], hyperreal surface detail: [TEXTURE SPECIFICS: "light refracting through the glass fles
ASMR Satisfying Loop
The viral glass-fruit style of oddly-satisfying video: macro close-up, impossible materials, and crisp foley sound designed to loop seamlessly.
Videobeginner
CHARACTER BLOCK (keep word-for-word identical in every episode): [CHARACTER: species/type + look + outfit, e.g. "A friendly sasquatch with shaggy cedar-brown fur, an olive-green hiking vest, and kind amber eyes"], who speaks in a [VOICE: "warm, low, folksy voice with unhurried delivery"], personality: [e.g. "endlessly optimistic, easily a
Character Vlog Series
The Bigfoot-vlog format: a reusable character block plus a new scenario per episode, shot selfie-POV with consistent voice and world.
Videointermediate
First-person POV video, 9:16 vertical; the camera IS the viewer's eyes. Slight natural head-motion sway, hands occasionally visible at the bottom of frame [doing an era-appropriate action: "pulling on rough woolen gloves" / "raising a clay cup"]. THE ERA CARD (research this before prompting: accuracy is the format's currency): Time + pla
Historical POV Video
The 'POV: you wake up in 1351' format, first-person immersion in a period world with era-accurate details and a hook question.
Videointermediate