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The master craft of scripting short-form vertical video (Reels, TikTok, Shorts) for watch-through. Use when someone wants a short-form video script, a Reel/TikTok/Short script, help with hooks, retention, pacing, the ending/loop, sound-off captions, or fixing early drop-off. Watch-through, not likes, rules short-form; the script's only job is to be un-skippable. Uses the WATCH framework. Reads brand-profile + voice-builder first; pulls the 'what' from the content-angle skills and the hook from hook-writer. The agent writes the script (spoken lines + on-screen text + beat/shot direction + hook variants + CTA); the human shoots/performs/edits; WoopSocial publishes the finished file. Routes platform specifics to reels-script / tiktok-script / youtube-shorts; pairs with talking-head-and-piece-to-camera. NEVER bait-and-switches the hook or fabricates a stat. Distinct from hook-writer, captions-and-clipping, and ai-video/veo-3/heygen (which generate the video this scripts).
The CapCut craft skill — edit short-form social video (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) fast and safely: retention-paced cuts, auto-captions, beat-synced sound, exports. Use when someone wants to edit in CapCut, cut a reel/short, set up auto-captions, use CapCut's AI tools, pick a plan, or asks whether CapCut music/assets or client work are safe commercially. Uses the EDITS framework. Reads short-form-video-script + brand-profile/design-and-templates + voice-builder first. The agent plans the edit and flags the licensing/ToS gates; the HUMAN executes in CapCut and approves; WoopSocial publishes the finished export. Safety spine: client/NDA work edits locally, never synced (the ToS licenses uploads), and music licensing has fine print — never pirated assets, non-consensual lip-sync, or uncorrected captions. Distinct from short-form-video-script (the script), captions-and-clipping/opus-clip (clipping long video), descript (long-form), canva (graphics), and ai-video/veo-3/kling/runway (generation).
Use to write an Instagram Reels script — a native, sound-off-first short-video script optimized for Instagram's discovery engine, built around a 3-second hook, watch-through, and sends (DM shares). Run when the user says "Reels script," "Instagram Reel," "make a Reel," "Reel hook," "trial reel," or wants short-form video for Instagram specifically. Reads brand-profile and voice first; writes the muted version first; structures for watch-through + sends; places IG-search keywords; picks original vs trending audio (trending audio is added natively in-app — not via WoopSocial); briefs the cover frame; outputs a production doc (shot - on-screen text - spoken - audio - timing) plus a Veo prompt pack for faceless/b-roll shots. The generic scripting craft lives in short-form-video-script; for TikTok use tiktok-script; for Shorts use youtube-shorts; hands the caption to caption-writer, publishing to instagram-reels-publishing, and scheduling to scheduling-and-queue.
The pre-production system — turn a video idea into a shootable, editable plan: the two-column AV script, the storyboard as a decision document, the numbered shot list, the batch-shoot plan, and the paper edit. Use when shoots are chaotic, edits drag, videos feel static ("just me talking"), someone wants to batch-film a week of content in one session, needs a storyboard but can't draw, is planning a multi-shot AI video sequence, or scripts keep running long. Uses the SCENE framework. Reads idea-generation-and-ideation + short-form-video-script or the long-form skill + brand-profile first. A words-only script plans half the video; the storyboard is a decision document, not art; the shot list grouped by setup enables batch shooting. The agent writes the plan; the HUMAN shoots/generates and judges; WoopSocial publishes. Never stages candid-as-real moments or lifts another creator's script. Distinct from short-form-video-script, talking-head-and-piece-to-camera, capcut/descript, luma.
Use to write a TikTok script — a native, sound-aware short-video script optimized for TikTok's discovery engine (the FYP), built around a brutal 1-second hook, watch-time, and rewatches. Run when the user says "TikTok script," "TikTok video," "script for TikTok," "make a TikTok," "storytime," "TikTok hook," or wants short-form video for TikTok specifically. Reads brand-profile and voice first; rides a trending sound/format where it genuinely fits (live trend research goes to trend-jacking); structures for completion + rewatch; optimizes for TikTok search; outputs a production doc (shot - on-screen text - spoken - sound - timing) plus a Veo prompt pack for faceless/b-roll shots (native filming often beats AI on TikTok). For Instagram Reels use reels-script; for YouTube Shorts use youtube-shorts; for the platform-agnostic scripting craft use short-form-video-script; hands caption to caption-writer and scheduling to scheduling-and-queue.
The Luma Dream Machine craft skill — generate cinematic AI video shots (Ray3: text-to-video, image-to-video, keyframes, character reference, Modify V2V, HDR) with draft-first economics and the right rights. Use when someone wants to generate video with Luma/Dream Machine/Ray3, animate a still into video, keep a character consistent across shots, restyle real footage, control credit burn, pick a Luma model or plan, or build a multi-shot AI brand film. Uses the DREAM framework. Reads ai-video + brand-profile + short-form-video-script first. The agent writes shot briefs and can drive the API where connected; the HUMAN judges every clip; WoopSocial publishes. Generations are shots not films (no native audio); Draft Mode first, HDR only for finals; verify tiers in-app. Never use unpermitted likeness, generate fake-event footage, or state credit rates as fact. Distinct from ai-video, veo-3/kling/runway, flux (the stills this animates), heygen/synthesia, and capcut.
The on-camera delivery craft — helping a real human film themselves talking to a lens and look like themselves doing it. Use when someone wants a "talking head video" or "piece to camera," says "film myself" or "I look stiff on camera," asks about a teleprompter, framing, lighting, audio, or retakes, or wants to batch-film videos. Uses the TAKES framework. Phone-first: gear is almost never the bottleneck. Reads brand-profile + voice-builder first; takes its script from short-form-video-script (that writes it, this delivers it). The agent coaches setup + delivery, formats prompter/beat-map scripts, and plans batch days; the HUMAN films and picks the take (the agent cannot see footage); WoopSocial publishes the finished file. Camera-shy? Route honestly to heygen/synthesia or faceless formats. Never fabricates "that take looks great." Distinct from scripting-and-storyboarding (the shoot plan), heygen/synthesia (avatars), and captions-and-clipping/capcut/descript (the edit).
The transformation / before-after content format — structure a credible, honest, satisfying transformation (fitness, beauty, business results, skill progress, makeovers, client glow-ups, product before/after). Use when someone wants a before/after, a transformation post, a client-results reveal, a progress/journey story, or a makeover. Most powerful format AND most abused/distrusted — honesty is the edge; FTC enforcement is live. Uses the SHIFT framework. Reads brand-profile + social-proof-and-testimonials (consent + FTC substantiation) + short-form-video-script first. Agent structures + specs; human/tool produces the real media; WoopSocial publishes. Never stages/exaggerates the before, hides aids, cherry-picks, or fabricates a result; "results not typical" alone is insufficient — disclose the actual typical result; consent + YMYL required. Distinct from social-proof-and-testimonials, short-form-video- script, infographic-and-data-viz, and storytelling-and-narrative.