AI Video Creators

Script Example: 

If you’re confused, frustrated, and fed up with all the over-hyped promises of how to make money online, you’re not alone. Here’s something exciting, easy to start, and new, that makes perfect sense and makes a positive difference in the world.

To actually build income online in today’s world, you need three things:

First, a replicable marketing system that’s already built for you and doesn’t require you to reinvent the wheel.

Second, something people all over the world truly need, want, and are spending money on now. 

And third, a way to scale globally without the complexity or need to hustle 24/7.

It's kind of like owning a franchise. The branding is done. The tools are ready. The system is tested. Your job is simply to plug in, promote, and grow – all while helping people all around the world access skills that can change their lives.

Or instead, you could build everything from scratch. Spend months learning funnel builders. Watch YouTube tutorials on A.I. content creation. Join affiliate programs that leave you figuring everything out alone. Or spend thousands on coaching programs that leave you more confused than when you started.

But most of those paths lead to burnout, frustration, and inconsistent results.

Which is exactly why we created the Affiliate A.I. Business Pack inside The Great Discovery.

PROMPTS: 

🔹 Bullet Points to Fix Any Script (Make It Sound Like Your Preferred Style)

Use these to correct or rewrite any bad script:

• Start with empathy or emotional tension, not facts
• Use short sentences — aim for 8–14 words per line
• Introduce a clear 3-step or 3-part structure
• Speak in direct, conversational tone (as if explaining to a friend)
• Use relatable metaphors to explain complex ideas
• Avoid long clauses, nested commas, and passive voice
• Include contrast — show what happens if they don’t follow the path
• Use rhythmic phrasing or parallel sentence structure for flow
• Add a simple call to action with clarity and confidence
• Remove unnecessary jargon, filler words, and vague phrasing

🔹 100-Word Prompt to Fix a Bad Script Using an LLM

You can copy and paste this into ChatGPT or another LLM to improve any weak script:

Please rewrite this script to sound clear, emotionally engaging, and conversational. Start with empathy or tension, use short punchy sentences, and follow a natural spoken rhythm. Break ideas into 3-step structures or simple comparisons. Avoid long or complex sentences. Use relatable language and metaphors to explain concepts. Include contrast between the current struggle and the new solution. Keep tone direct, confident, and practical — like you're explaining it to a friend. End with a clear, confident call to action. Remove filler words, hype, jargon, or AI-sounding phrases. Make it sound like a real human giving helpful advice.

Elements of a Google VEO 3 Prompt: 

Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/193CJ7v2rVSLh4DpSxdYC677scb6PevW5TDFPjeikKDo/edit?tab=t.0

Scene Description/Setting:

• Environment: Where does the scene take place? (e.g., "a lush forest," "a bustling city street at night," "a futuristic lab," "a dimly lit studio").
• Time of Day/Weather: Is it dawn, sunset, night? Is it raining, sunny, foggy? (e.g., "at sunset," "during a rainstorm," "mist curling gently off the water's surface").
• Atmosphere/Mood: What is the overall feeling or tone? (e.g., "calm," "high-energy," "funny," "suspenseful," "uplifting," "moody and soft").
• Lighting: Describe the light source and its quality. (e.g., "warm natural light," "cool blue tones," "harsh lighting," "candlelight reflections").
• Color Palette: Specify dominant colors or tones. (e.g., "deep slate gray, ocean blue, and warm gold tones," "muted earth tones," "monochromatic with high contrast").

Subject/Characters:

• Who/What: Clearly identify the main subject(s) – people, animals, objects. (e.g., "a man in a hoodie," "a glamorous woman with an afro hairstyle," "a calm alligator," "a sleek, modern product").
• Appearance: Detail their physical attributes, clothing, or specific features. (e.g., "dark brown tousled hair in an updo," "gold jewellery," "a distressed leather jacket").
• Demeanor/Emotion: How do they feel or appear? (e.g., "a flicker of hope in her tired eyes," "eyes wide with terror," "bouncy movements and wide smile," "stoic expression").
• Consistency: If you have multiple shots or a sequence, maintain consistent descriptions for characters to ensure visual continuity.

Action/Movement:

• Subject Action: What is the subject doing? Be specific with verbs and adverbs. (e.g., "walks into a brightly lit sneaker store," "typing on a laptop," "sprinting joyfully," "galloping powerfully," "opens a hallway closet and pulls down a box").
• Manner of Movement: How are they moving? (e.g., "trudge," "gliding," "leaping").
• Speed/Rhythm: Indicate the pace if relevant. (e.g., "slow motion," "fast-paced").
• Sequencing: For multi-shot videos, clearly delineate the sequence of actions using phrases like "then," "followed by," or numbering shots.

Camera Movement & Composition:

• Camera Motion: How does the camera move? (e.g., "overhead drone shot," "close-up," "slow zoom out," "pan shot," "tracking shot," "dolly shot," "eye-level," "low-angle").
• Framing: How is the shot composed? (e.g., "wide shot," "medium close-up," "character framed off-center").
• Lens Type: (Optional, but can add detail) "shot on a 50mm lens," "wide-angle lens."

Audio: Veo 3 supports native audio generation, so this is a crucial element.

• Music: Specify genre, mood, and pace. (e.g., "upbeat music builds anticipation," "low-key jazz," "epic orchestral," "slow ambient electronic music").
• Dialogue: If characters speak, provide the exact lines. For multiple characters, try to attribute dialogue clearly. (e.g., "A guy says: My name is Ben," "The man in the red hat says, 'Where is the rabbit?' Then the woman in the green dress next to him replies, 'There, in the woods.'"). You can also specify the tone of voice (e.g., "the badger stammered nervously").
• Sound Effects (SFX): Describe specific sounds relevant to the scene. (e.g., "water splashing in the background," "the distinct sizzle of onions hitting a hot pan," "wings flapping," "rustling wind," "footsteps thud").
• Ambient Sounds: Background noises that establish the environment. (e.g., "city traffic," "waves crashing," "quiet office," "forest sounds," "distant city hum").
• Important Note: It's recommended to describe audio cues in separate sentences for better interpretation by Veo 3. Also, if you don't want subtitles for dialogue, explicitly state "no subtitles" or "no on-screen text."

Visual Style/Aesthetics:

• Overall Look: (e.g., "cinematic," "realistic," "animated," "stop-motion," "stylized," "surreal," "warm, grounded realism").
• Specific Visual Cues: (e.g., "hyper realistic," "photorealistic," "vintage film grain," "hand-drawn animation").

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🎨 Art Theory Elements

These are foundational to the composition and emotional resonance of the image.

1. Composition (Rule of Thirds, Golden Ratio, Visual Weight)

• Placing focal points along the golden ratio spiral or rule-of-thirds lines naturally draws the viewer’s eye.
• Use leading lines, framing, and balance to create depth and guide attention intentionally.

2. Color Theory

• Use complementary colors for emotional contrast (e.g., teal and orange, violet and gold).
• Analogous palettes (e.g., soft blues, greens, and purples) evoke calm and unity.
• Saturation and temperature shifts help indicate mood, time of day, or emotional state.

3. Value & Contrast

• Strong light-dark contrast (chiaroscuro) sculpts the form and creates drama.
• Subtle gradations of value build atmosphere and realism.
• Use contrast to separate foreground from background and emphasize focal points.

4. Texture and Detail

• Use a painterly soft focus in backgrounds and highly resolved details in the subject.
• Realistic or tactile textures (like skin, fabric, metal, stone) bring the image to life.

👁️ Visual Theory Elements

These govern how the eye and mind interpret visual data.

5. Gestalt Principles

• Closure: Suggest forms without fully rendering them — the brain completes them.
• Figure-Ground: Make your subject clearly pop from the background using contrast, depth, or lighting.
• Similarity and Continuity: Use repeated shapes, motifs, or rhythms to unify the image.

6. Visual Hierarchy

• Design the path of the eye: strongest contrast or motion → subject’s face or action → contextual details → background.
• Emphasize what matters and de-emphasize what doesn’t using scale, sharpness, or placement.

7. Negative Space

• Use empty or soft areas to create breathing room and allow the subject to resonate.
• Helps evoke a sense of minimalism, elegance, or emotional isolation.

🎥 Cinematography Elements

These add motion, emotion, and immersion even in still scenes.

8. Lighting & Atmosphere

• Use directional lighting (like Rembrandt or side lighting) to sculpt form and set the mood.
• Include ambient light, volumetrics (dust, mist, fog), or backlight glow for atmospheric depth.

9. Lens & Perspective

• A wide lens with foreground elements creates immersion and scale.
• A shallow depth of field blurs the background and sharpens focus on the subject’s emotional expression.
• Tilted angles or ultra-low/high perspectives create tension, power, or vulnerability.

10. Implied Motion

• Use blur, flowing elements (hair, fabric, smoke), or dynamic body poses to evoke motion.
• Create tension between stillness and movement — like a character frozen mid-stride or a candle flickering in darkness.

🧠 Emotional & Symbolic Layer

This is the soul of the image — what makes it linger.

11. Narrative Tension or Symbolism

• Embed a story: a glance, a broken object, a distant mountain, an open door — something that suggests past or future.
• Use visual metaphors (e.g., crows for death, staircases for transcendence) with subtlety.

12. Emotional Expression

• The human face (or posture) is magnetic: a quiet tear, a smirk, closed eyes under sunlight.

Even landscapes can "feel" something — lonely, divine, threatening — through lighting and weather.