Scripts prompts

Write a keynote speech.

The one thing the audience should believe or do afterward: [THE SINGLE TAKEAWAY]
Audience: [WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY ALREADY BELIEVE, WHAT THEY ARE SKEPTICAL OF]
Occasion and length: [EVENT + MINUTES ON STAGE]
My credibility on this: [WHY THEY SHOULD LISTEN TO ME SPECIFICALLY]
Raw material: [STORIES, DATA, EXAMPLES

Keynote Speech

Turn one argument into a spoken keynote with a cold open, three movements, and language built for the ear rather than the page.

Writingintermediate
Write a screenplay scene in standard US format.

Story context: [WHAT THE AUDIENCE ALREADY KNOWS BY THIS POINT]
Characters in the scene: [NAME, AGE, AND THE ONE THING THEY WANT RIGHT NOW]
Location and time: [WHERE, WHEN, INT or EXT]
What each character wants from the other in THIS scene: [THE COMPETING WANTS]
What must be true when the sc

Screenplay Scene

Write a properly formatted screenplay scene with a clear want, escalating conflict, subtext-driven dialogue, and a turn at the end.

Writingintermediate
Write a YouTube script for a [LENGTH, e.g. 8-10 minute] video.

Topic: [WHAT THE VIDEO IS ABOUT]
Viewer: [WHO WATCHES MY CHANNEL AND WHY]
The payoff, what the viewer can do/knows by the end: [THE PROMISE]
My angle or experience nobody else has: [YOUR EDGE: a result, a test you ran, access, a contrarian take]

Structure:
1. **Cold open (0-

YouTube Video Script

Write a YouTube video script with a cold open, open loops, and pattern interrupts: structured around why viewers actually keep watching.

Writingintermediate
Write a [WEDDING TOAST / BEST MAN SPEECH / MAID OF HONOR SPEECH / FATHER-OF-THE-BRIDE SPEECH / RETIREMENT TOAST / BIRTHDAY TOAST] for me.

Who I am to them: [YOUR RELATIONSHIP + HOW LONG YOU'VE KNOWN THEM]
The person/couple: [NAMES + 3 WORDS EACH ON WHO THEY REALLY ARE]
Real memories I want to use (the speech can only be as good as these)

Wedding Speech or Toast

Turn your real memories into a wedding speech or toast with a story arc, honest laughs, and a landing: built only from what actually happened.

Writingbeginner
Write a short-form video script (TikTok/Reels/Shorts).

Topic, the one thing this video delivers: [THE PAYOFF, e.g. "the 3-ingredient marinade", "why your resume gets rejected in 6 seconds"]
Who it's for: [AUDIENCE + WHAT THEY'RE SCROLLING PAST TO FIND THIS]
My proof or angle: [WHY ME: a result, a test, a contrarian take]
Length: [30-45s 

TikTok and Reels Script

Script a 30-45 second short video with a layered hook (spoken + on-screen text), one value beat every few seconds, and a loop-friendly ending.

Writingbeginner
Build a presentation outline.

The talk: [TOPIC + SETTING, e.g. "quarterly review to leadership", "20-min conference talk", "sales presentation to a prospect"]
Audience + what they believe walking in: [WHO + THEIR CURRENT ASSUMPTION OR STATE]
What I want them to think/do walking out: [THE CHANGE: one sentence]
My strongest material: [THE 

Presentation Outline

Structure a talk or deck around the gap between what is and what could be, with one idea per slide and a moment they'll remember.

Writingintermediate
Help me write a eulogy for [NAME + YOUR RELATIONSHIP, e.g. "my grandmother: I'm her eldest grandchild"].

Who they were, 2-3 defining traits: [e.g. "stubborn generosity", "found everything funny", "showed love by feeding people"]
A real story for each trait (the eulogy can only be as true as these):
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[ONE MEMORY PER TRAIT, specific: th

Write a Eulogy

Write a 3-5 minute eulogy around two or three defining traits, each carried by a real story: celebration and grief in balance.

Writingbeginner
Build my podcast episode plan.

Show: [NAME + PREMISE + TYPICAL LENGTH]
This episode: [SOLO TOPIC, or GUEST: name, what they've done, why now]
The one thing listeners should take away: [THE PAYOFF]
My research/material: [NOTES, THE GUEST'S RECENT WORK, DATA, STORIES: paste what you have]

FOR SOLO EPISODES:
1. **Cold open (15-45s, before 

Podcast Episode Structure

Structure a solo episode or interview: a cold open worth 45 seconds, timed segments, and question trees that go deeper than 'tell us about yourself'.

Writingintermediate

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