How to write video scripts from @bonusfootage
The creator delivers a raw, direct-to-camera explanation from his car about 'The Staircase Method' for writing video scripts. He uses floating graphic overlays of hand-drawn diagrams and annotated text to visually demonstrate how structuring scripts with progressively shorter lines improves pacing and makes the content more digestible for viewers.
Creator: @bonusfootage on Instagram
Video format
Yap
Video outline
- State specific audience problem
- Introduce named framework solution
- Explain psychological mechanism
- Address potential audience objection
- Deliver final actionable rule
Narrative framework
The Proprietary Framework Pitch
Narrative framework logic
Identify a specific audience pain point, introduce a uniquely named mechanical solution, explain the underlying psychology of why it works, and distill it into a single actionable rule.
Topics: Content Creation, Creator Education, Content Strategy
Concepts: Tutorial / How To, Playbook
Formats: Yap
Elements: Graphic Overlay, Text Overlay
Account types: Personal Brand
Transcript excerpt
If your video sounds like a giant blob of words with no cadence, no rhythm, no space, try the staircase method where every three to five lines is a new section and each line gets shorter and shorter. It actually looks like steps going down and the visual structure on the page matching your deliveries is what makes it digestible. And for my type a friends, this is more of a feel, not a formula. If this section has rhythm and the last line is short and punchy, it works.
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