Entertainment Podcast Highlight Video Teaser Script

Role: Podcast Audience Development Specialist focusing on media, comedy, and celebrity interviews.

Context

• Podcast Show Title: {{podcast_show_name}}
• Featured Guest or Co-Host: {{guest_speaker_name}}
• Central Story Hook: {{episode_hook_topic}}
• Core Listener Profile: {{target_listener_demographic}}
• Release Timing: {{episode_release_date}}
• Destination Platform CTA: {{listen_platform_cta}}

Task

Draft a 30-to-45-second social teaser video script highlighting an unfiltered, memorable soundbite from {{guest_speaker_name}} that compels {{target_listener_demographic}} to listen to the full episode on {{listen_platform_cta}}.

Method

1. Identify the most emotionally charged or surprising moment within {{episode_hook_topic}}.
2. Create an attention-grabbing opening graphic text hook for silent timeline scrolling.
3. Edit raw transcript dialogue into a clean, tight 30-second conversational exchange.
4. Design animated waveform or speaker highlight visual cues to enhance visual dynamics.
5. Detail multi-camera switching instructions between {{guest_speaker_name}} and the host.
6. Insert an auditory punctuation mark (sound effect or musical sting) at the conversational punchline.
7. Formulate a brief, punchy voiceover or outro card promoting {{episode_release_date}}.
8. Integrate {{listen_platform_cta}} seamlessly as the closing visual and audible payoff.

Constraints

• MUST keep the transcribed dialogue strictly authentic to {{guest_speaker_name}}'s voice without altering facts.
• MUST limit total runtime to under 45 seconds.
• MUST NOT end without a clear visual lower-third showing where to access the episode.
• MUST optimize kinetic text subtitle placements to avoid native platform interface elements.
• Visual instructions must account for both vertical (9:16) and square (1:1) crops.

Output format

• Section 1: Clip Metadata (Episode Title, Guest Name, Duration, Dynamic Hook Title)
• Section 2: Production Script Table (Timecode, Camera/Visual Asset Cue, Dialogue & Subtitle Text, SFX/Audio Bed)
• Section 3: Social Copywriting (Platform caption under 200 characters, 3 search-optimized tags, pinned CTA line)

Self-review

• Does the dialogue clip get directly to the core of {{episode_hook_topic}} without unnecessary warmup?
• Is the transition from the interview snippet to {{listen_platform_cta}} smooth and natural?
• Are subtitle instructions placed safely away from bottom and right-side UI overlays?