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How to Write A Great
Corporate Video Script
Research Your Audience
Thinking only in terms of your key messages is an
out of date approach to writing a script.
You need to consider the value your video has for
your intended audience.
Video content needs to be interesting, inspiring and
preferably socially shareable to be effective.
Consider Language Carefully
Use language that your audience will understand and
resonate with
Don’t use technical jargon and industry terms
potential customers may not recognize
Use the same language as your audience i.e. the
language used for teens will differ from those for a
more mature audience
Communicate Clearly
The video must use clearly communicate.
Make sure that the video script moves the action
along.
The script should not be repetitive – don’t waste
your audiences time!
Summarize The Content
Summarize the content of the video in the first
fifteen seconds
The viewer can then decide whether they wish to
continue watching (respect the viewers time)
Even if the viewer does click away the core message
will have been communicated
Use Images And Sound Wisely
Video uses not just words to communicate – Sound
and Visuals can be even more powerful!
Too much exposition can be the sign of a poorly
written script
Sound and images can be used to communicate
emotion and ideas
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How To Write A Great Corporate Video Script

  • 1.
    A B OL D C O N T E N T P R E S E N T A T I O N W W W . B O L D C O N T E N T V I D E O . C O M How to Write A Great Corporate Video Script
  • 2.
    Research Your Audience Thinkingonly in terms of your key messages is an out of date approach to writing a script. You need to consider the value your video has for your intended audience. Video content needs to be interesting, inspiring and preferably socially shareable to be effective.
  • 3.
    Consider Language Carefully Uselanguage that your audience will understand and resonate with Don’t use technical jargon and industry terms potential customers may not recognize Use the same language as your audience i.e. the language used for teens will differ from those for a more mature audience
  • 4.
    Communicate Clearly The videomust use clearly communicate. Make sure that the video script moves the action along. The script should not be repetitive – don’t waste your audiences time!
  • 5.
    Summarize The Content Summarizethe content of the video in the first fifteen seconds The viewer can then decide whether they wish to continue watching (respect the viewers time) Even if the viewer does click away the core message will have been communicated
  • 6.
    Use Images AndSound Wisely Video uses not just words to communicate – Sound and Visuals can be even more powerful! Too much exposition can be the sign of a poorly written script Sound and images can be used to communicate emotion and ideas
  • 7.
    Need A CorporateVideo Need a corporate video? We would love to help. Visit www.BoldContentVideo.com to learn more about what our award-winning video production can do for you.