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Faceless channel scripts, hooks, titles and visual plans · 32 fields · 5 outputs

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01Full Script Brief

Write a 8 to 12 minutes Long form documentary script for a History and untold stories channel aimed at Curious general adult Topic: Something most people get wrong angled as Contrarian take on consensus driving Curiosity gap Audience knowledge: Assume no prior knowledge Support claims with Documented facts and dates Editorial stance: Safe and uncontroversial Open with a Open loop question delivered as a Short declarative sentence Structure: Hook, context, payoff, close Pace: Brisk and information dense Voice: Neutral documentary narrator Tone: Informative and clear Vocabulary: Plain English, no jargon Written in Second person you Mark visual cues for Archival footage and stills sourced from Mix of stock and AI generated On screen text: Key words highlighted Music bed: Subtle ambient underscore Sound design: Light accents on transitions Call to action: Soft ask after the first payoff End on Next video plus subscribe Avoid: No filler or padding Write it in full sentences ready to read aloud. Timestamp every section. No stage directions in the spoken lines.

02Hook Pack

Write 10 openings for this video using a Open loop question Each must open as a Short declarative sentence and land inside 15 seconds spoken Target emotion: Curiosity gap Voice: Neutral documentary narrator Rank them by how hard they make it to click away. Rule: the hook must promise something the script actually pays off. A hook you cannot deliver on costs you the next video too. Then write the 20 seconds that follow the winning hook, because that is where Curious general adult decides to stay or leave.

03Retention Map

Runtime: 8 to 12 minutes Device: Open loop every section 0:00 to 0:15 - hook. No channel intro, no logo, no welcome back. 0:15 to 0:45 - restate the promise in concrete terms and open the first loop. 0:45 onward - apply Open loop every section at every section boundary Cut visually Cut every 4 to 6 seconds so the frame never sits still long enough to lose them Midpoint - the biggest drop is here. Put your strongest unrevealed fact at the exact midpoint. Final 30 seconds - Next video plus subscribe Map each section to a timestamp before writing a single line of script. The curve is the product.

04Title and Thumbnail Set

Write 10 titles using the pattern: The thing nobody tells you about X Keep every title under 60 characters so it is not truncated on mobile. Lead with Single face with strong emotion as the thumbnail concept Title and thumbnail must not repeat the same words. The thumbnail says one thing, the title says another, and together they open a Curiosity gap Give 3 thumbnail variants: one with text, one without, one with a number. Check every thumbnail at 210 pixels wide. If it does not read at that size it does not work.

05Description and Seo

Primary keyword approach: One primary search phrase Write the first two lines of the description to work as a standalone summary. That is all that shows before More. Then a 3 paragraph description with the keyword in the opening line. Add timestamped chapters matching the structure: Hook, context, payoff, close Give 15 tags: 3 broad, 7 specific, 5 long tail. No repeats. Write a pinned comment that Soft ask after the first payoff Suggest 3 related video ideas for History and untold stories that would make this a series rather than a one off.

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The first 15 secondsMost abandonment happens before 30 seconds. Never open with a channel intro.A logo animation at the start is the most expensive 5 seconds on your channel.
Hook must be payableOnly promise what the script actually delivers.An unpaid hook loses the viewer and teaches them not to click you again.
The midpoint dipRetention graphs almost always sag in the middle of a video.Placing your strongest unrevealed fact at the midpoint flattens the dip.
Open loopsRaise a question, delay the answer, raise another before closing it.An open question is the cheapest reason a viewer has to keep watching.
Title and thumbnail splitThey should say different things that combine into one question.Repeating the title in the thumbnail wastes half your click surface.
Thumbnail at 210pxCheck every thumbnail at the size it actually appears in feed.Detail that vanishes at small size is detail you paid for and cannot use.
Titles under 60 charactersLonger titles truncate on mobile, where most views happen.The cut off word is often the one carrying the hook.
First two description linesOnly two lines show before the More button.Everything below the fold is for the algorithm, not the human.
Chapters help retentionTimestamped chapters let viewers re-enter rather than leave.A viewer who skips to a chapter still counts as a viewer.
Pacing beats productionCut rate matters more than footage quality on faceless channels.Cheap visuals cut well outperform expensive visuals held too long.
Say it then show itWrite the line first, then choose the visual that supports it.Choosing footage first leads to scripts written around available clips.
Read it aloudEvery script should be read out before recording.Sentences that look fine on the page often cannot be spoken in one breath.
Short sentences winSpoken English tolerates far less subordinate clause than written English.Listeners cannot re-read. A long sentence loses them permanently.
Avoid AI fillerCut phrases like in todays fast paced world and lets dive in.These phrases signal generated content and viewers now recognise them.
One idea per sectionEach chapter should carry exactly one point.Two ideas in one section means neither is remembered.
Series beat one offsPlan three related videos before publishing the first.The algorithm rewards a channel that gives a viewer somewhere to go next.
Copyright on footagePublic domain and licensed only. Check the licence, not the search filter.A single claim can demonetise a video that took a week to make.
Voice consistencyKeep the same narrator settings across every upload.Voice change between videos breaks the sense of a single channel.
CTA placementAsk after you have delivered value, not before.An early subscribe ask converts worse and costs retention at the same time.
Watch your own retentionReview the graph after every upload and mark where it dropped.The graph tells you what the script did wrong more precisely than any advice.

Preset ideas

History UntoldWrite an 8 to 12 minute long form documentary script for a history channel aimed at a curious general adult. Topic: a story nobody has heard, angled as an investigative reveal, driving curiosity gap. Assume no prior knowledge, support with documented facts and dates. Open cold in the middle of the story with a short declarative sentence. Chronological timeline structure, brisk and information dense. Neutral documentary narrator, informative tone, plain English, second person. Archival footage, cut every 4 to 6 seconds. Avoid unverified claims stated as fact.History and untold stories
True Crime CaseWrite a 12 to 20 minute case study script for a true crime channel aimed at adults 25 to 34. Topic: a question with no easy answer, angled as investigative reveal, driving vindication of a suspicion. Support with named primary sources. Open with a quiet unsettling detail described as a scene in motion. Question then investigation structure, steady pace. Sceptical investigator voice, suspenseful tone. Archival stills with slow zoom. Avoid defamatory claims about people.True crime and mystery
Finance ExplainerWrite an 8 to 12 minute explainer for a personal finance channel aimed at a complete beginner. Topic: the hidden cost of something, angled as a cost benefit breakdown, driving anxiety about the future. Support with numbers and statistics. Open on a shocking statistic as a number led fact. Problem, attempts, solution structure. Authoritative expert voice, analytical tone, technical terms explained once. Motion graphics and data visualisation. Avoid financial advice.Personal finance and investing
Tech and AIWrite a 5 to 8 minute myth versus fact script for a technology channel aimed at an audience that already knows the basics. Topic: something most people get wrong, angled as myth busting, driving surprise and disbelief. Support with scientific studies. Open with a bold contrarian claim stating what everyone believes. Compare two things throughout. Dry deadpan voice, precise tone. Screen recordings and motion graphics.Technology and AI
Top 10 ListWrite an 8 to 12 minute top 10 list for a geography channel aimed at a curious general adult. Topic: a record or extreme case, angled as ranked from worst to best, driving awe at scale. Open with a rapid fire preview montage. Ascending list to number one, tease the biggest point for later. Energetic voice, light entertaining tone. Stock footage with maps. Cut every 4 to 6 seconds.Geography and countries
Sleep StoryWrite a 1 to 3 hour sleep story for a relaxation channel aimed at people falling asleep. Topic: a story nobody has heard, angled as straight explanatory clarity, driving comfort and calm. Open by describing a scene in motion, slowly. Continuous flow no chapters, calm and hypnotic. Calm soothing voice, reflective tone, rich literary vocabulary, third person. Ambient loop visuals, long holds, calm sleep ambient music, no sound design, no call to action.Sleep stories and relaxation
MotivationWrite a 5 to 8 minute narrative script for a motivation channel aimed at young adults 18 to 24. Topic: why a thing succeeded, angled as underdog triumph, driving hope and possibility. Open with an uncomfortable truth stated flatly in a two word fragment then pause. Three act narrative, accelerating toward the end. Dramatic cinematic voice, inspiring tone, second person. AI generated cinematic clips, epic percussion on reveals.Motivation and discipline
Space and ScaleWrite a 12 to 20 minute explainer for a space channel aimed at a curious general adult. Topic: how a thing actually works, angled as an expert level deep dive, driving awe at scale. Support with scientific studies. Open with a direct promise of payoff. Layered reveal each deeper, pattern interrupt every 90 seconds. Curious wondering voice, reverent tone. AI generated cinematic clips and data visualisation.Space and astronomy
PsychologyWrite a 5 to 8 minute explainer for a psychology channel aimed at adults 25 to 34. Topic: a pattern across many examples, angled as beginner friendly primer, driving satisfaction of a puzzle solved. Support with case study examples. Open with a question the viewer cannot answer, asked directly. Loop opened and closed at end. Warm friendly guide voice, thoughtful tone, second person. Animated illustration. Ask the viewer to predict.Psychology and human behaviour
Business FailureWrite a 12 to 20 minute case study for a business channel aimed at professionals in the field. Topic: why a thing failed, angled as a cautionary tale, driving schadenfreude at failure. Support with financial records. Open by showing the ending first, naming a person and a date. Rise and fall arc, escalating stakes. Plainspoken voice, blunt tone. Archival footage mixed with data visualisation. Avoid defamatory claims.Business and entrepreneurship