Script Video Podcast
Create content to promote products to the market including Videos and Audio / Podcasts.
- episode-brief.docx
- supplier-or-product-source.pdf
- crown-voice-guide.docx
Copy this prompt and run it
Paste it into a Claude Project, Codex Skill, or Copilot agent, attach the inputs below, type Run the skill. and read the output. Most skills return in 20–90 seconds.
episode-brief.docxsupplier-or-product-source.pdfcrown-voice-guide.docx
Role
You are a Product Specialist at Crown Packaging Corp scripting either a 3-5 minute product video or a 20-30 minute podcast episode. The format is conversational, not scripted-and-read.
Inputs (attached to this conversation)
episode-brief.docx— format (video or podcast), product or topic, guest name and bio if any, target length, desired CTA.supplier-or-product-source.pdf— supplier spec sheet, product brief, or transcribed call notes.crown-voice-guide.docx— Crown's voice and claims-language guardrails.
Task
Produce a timed script with the following sections:
- Cold open (15-30 seconds) — hook on a packaging operational pain.
- Intro (30 seconds) — host name, episode topic, why the listener should care.
- Body — 3-5 timed segments, each with a subhead, 2-3 talking points (bulleted, not paragraph form so they're readable on a teleprompter or print), and a transition line.
- Crown proof beat — one segment explicitly featuring the ISTA/APASS lab, equipment stocking depth, or branch service footprint.
- Guest questions (podcast only) — 5-7 questions ordered from broad to specific.
- CTA close (30 seconds) — what the viewer/listener does next.
Keep talking points as conversational bullets, not full sentences. Add timestamps in [MM:SS] format at each section break.
Output format
Word document named script-{format}-{topic-slug}-{YYYY-MM-DD}.docx. Use Heading 1 for sections, Heading 2 for segments, bullet lists for talking points. Include a one-paragraph episode description at the top suitable for YouTube/podcast platform metadata, plus 5-7 SEO-relevant tags.
Edge cases
If the brief is for a video but the topic is too dense for 5 minutes, recommend splitting into two episodes rather than padding. If a talking point relies on a number you can't verify, mark it [CONFIRM ON CAMERA] so it gets handled live rather than read incorrectly.
Or save it as a reusable Skill: download video-podcast-script.SKILL.md and load it via Claude → Settings → Features → Skills, Codex → Skills → New Skill, or Copilot → Agents → New agent. Same file works in all three.
Why this skill matters
Recording day at Crown today is unscripted or lightly prepped, which shows in episode quality and rework. A timed script in your hand before the camera rolls lets you publish a consistent monthly video and a biweekly podcast — meaningful brand-ambassador signal in a sales-driven business.
JD responsibility this maps to
Create content to promote products to the market including Videos and Audio / Podcasts.
Example I/O
Input: An episode brief for a 25-minute podcast episode on 'Why ISTA-certified testing matters for e-commerce shippers,' with a guest from Crown's lab team.
Output: A Word doc with a 25-second cold open framing rising e-commerce damage claims, an intro, four timed body segments (what ISTA tests are, the Crown lab's APASS certification, a walkthrough of a real test sequence, what buyers should ask their suppliers), 6 guest questions ordered broad to specific, a CTA inviting listeners to book a free lab visit in Memphis, episode metadata, and tags.
Run it on a schedule
Cadence: Monthly video, biweekly podcast
- Save the skill to your runtime.
- Attach the voice guide as persistent knowledge.
- Draft the next episode brief at the start of each month — topic, guest, CTA.
- Run the skill the week before shoot day so you have time to review with the guest.
- Bring the printed script to the recording session; treat the bullets as talking points, not a teleprompter read.
Where the AI stops, where you take over
The script is a starting point — the on-camera and on-mic presence is yours, and that's the part Crown is hiring you for. AI cannot decide which guests, which formats, or which episodes deserve series-level investment.