What works for short-form video
A 30–60 second script fits comfortably in one take. Pick a voice with some energy — the flat, measured pacing that suits a long explainer feels sluggish in a hook-driven clip.
Use pause tokens ([[p400]], [[p700]]) to put a beat before the punchline or the call to action. It sounds far less robotic than one long run-on sentence.
Common formats
Faceless explainers
Voiceover over stock footage or on-screen text — no camera needed.
“Did you know” clips
Short, punchy scripts at 1.1× speed with a pause before the payoff line.
Multilingual reposts
Re-voice the same script in another language to reach a new audience.
Two-voice skits
Write the exchange as A: … / B: … lines and render it in the multi-speaker studio.
A 30-second script, structured
Most people charge their phone wrong. [[p400]]
Here's what actually helps the battery. [[p700]]
Keep it between twenty and eighty percent.
Avoid leaving it in a hot car. [[p400]]
And turn on optimised charging — it's in settings.
Follow for one useful tip a day.