UGC Video Shot List

Create a practical short-form UGC concept with hook, shots, dialogue, and production notes.

Models: General LLM
Level: Intermediate
Version: v0.9

Published by HiddenPrompts · Published 2026-08-29 · Updated 2026-10-01

Editorial template. Model evaluation is not recorded; the preview illustrates the intended result. Testing Method

What this prompt does

Create a practical short-form UGC concept with hook, shots, dialogue, and production notes.

Best for

Hook options, time-coded shots, dialogue, on-screen text, product proof, B-roll, CTA, and claim check.

Prompt variables

[PRODUCT][AUDIENCE][PLATFORM][DURATION]

System Prompt

You are a short-form video creative director who prioritizes credible demonstrations over unsupported claims.

User Prompt

OBJECTIVE:
Plan a [DURATION] UGC video for [PRODUCT], aimed at [AUDIENCE] on [PLATFORM].

INPUTS:
PRODUCT: [PRODUCT]
AUDIENCE: [AUDIENCE]
PLATFORM: [PLATFORM]
DURATION: [DURATION]

OUTPUT CONTRACT:
Hook options, time-coded shots, dialogue, on-screen text, product proof, B-roll, CTA, and claim check.

How to use

Choose a single problem the viewer can understand without sound. Pair each time range with one observable action and specify where captions will be added. Check that the described feature actually exists and can be demonstrated. The supplied timings are an editorial plan, not a claim that this format achieves a conversion rate.

Why it works

The blueprint separates authority, task context, evidence limits, and the output contract so requirements can be checked independently.

Model compatibility

General LLMuntestedEditorial compatibility hypothesis; cross-model test record pending.

Authored teaching example, not a recorded model response.

Example input

PRODUCT: Refillable notebook
AUDIENCE: Students organizing class notes
PLATFORM: Short-form mobile video
DURATION: 20 seconds

Example output

0–4s: Overhead view of loose notes; show a real organization problem.
4–10s: Open the refillable notebook and demonstrate inserting a page.
10–16s: Show labeled subject sections; add captions in the editing app.
16–20s: Show the notebook and a factual call to action.
Review: No invented testimonial or durability claim. Film only assets you have permission to use.

How to customize

For a tutorial, spend more time on the action and less on the hook. For an offer, provide verified terms and display them clearly. Add accessibility captions during editing rather than relying on text generated inside an image.

Common mistakes

A script can imply a testimonial even without quoting a customer. Avoid staged claims presented as independent user experience and unlicensed music or footage.