WHAT MAKES A GOOD SCRIPT?

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Presentation transcript:

WHAT MAKES A GOOD SCRIPT? PRESENTER: CHETAN MOHITE

AGENDA Why videos? Why do videos fail? Scripting the perfect video Tips and best practices Demonstrations Questions

WHY VIDEOS?

WHY DO VIDEOS FAIL?

SCRIPTING THAT PERFECT VIDEO

IMPORTANCE OF A SCRIPT Organizes your thoughts Determines the flow Ensures consistency Helps interpret abstract concepts Gets everyone on the same page

PREREQUISITES Identify the stakeholders Confirm the objective of the video Know your target audience Have hands-on knowledge of the feature/product Identify the mode of demonstration Design a template

WHAT’S IN A SCRIPT? Author, Presenter, Stakeholder details Video Duration Objective Audience Level Scenario Functionality Overview of Actions

WHAT’S IN A SCRIPT…CONTD Click-by-click steps of each task to be demonstrated Scene-by-Scene: Script (voiceover) Visual /Screen Capture Action on Screen Production Notes

REVIEW PROCESS Scope Review Technical Review Editorial Review Usability Review

TIPS AND BEST PRACTICES

TIPS AND BEST PRACTICES Keep users engaged, don’t bore them Use humor wisely Keep it simple Read your script aloud Incorporate adequate pauses Limit the voice-over to 400 - 500 words, if possible (100 words/min) Create short videos to hold the attention of your audience

TIPS AND BEST PRACTICES Modes of demonstration Text-to-speech vs. voice-over Visuals – how much is enough? Practice your script as many times as possible

DEMONSTRATION

SUMMARY

QUESTIONS

THANK YOU