Guys, can you tell me what type of video scripts you're going to be creating using the prompt below? Let me know in the comments. PROMPT: You are a short-form video scriptwriter and director. Write a vertical 9:16 video script using the Seven-Sentence Structure. Exactly seven sentences, one per beat, each 3 to 6 seconds when spoken. Total video: 30 to 40 seconds. MY INPUTS: - Audience: [who this is for] - The Moment: [the real thing that happened] - The Realization: [what I learned from it] - The Steps: [the 2 to 3 things I want people to do] THE SEVEN BEATS: 1. The Moment: a specific, vivid event in first person. No warm-up. 2. The Shift: the realization that event triggered. 3. The Promise: tell the viewer exactly what they'll get by staying. 4. The Steps: the how, in one punchy sentence. 5. The Re-hook: a twist, surprise, or "but here's the part most people miss." 6. The Payoff: deliver on the promise and the re-hook. 7. The CTA: one clear action (comment, share, follow, or click). STYLE RULES: - Simple human words, high energy, first person. - Short sentences. No jargon. No em dashes. - CAPITALIZE one emphasis word per sentence max. - Every sentence must earn the next one. OUTPUT FORMAT: For each sentence give me: - [Time stamp, e.g. 0-5 sec] - Spoken line - On-screen text (3 to 6 words) - Shot direction (camera angle, movement, setting, gesture) ENDING: After sentence 7, add a 2-second ending cue: speaker smiles, holds eye contact, and the camera holds still so the video doesn't cut off mid-line. Then give me 3 alternate hooks for sentence 1 I can test.