Plan a 15-second business video

Before you start

Bring your own example and an account for the tool, where needed. These lessons are free to read; external tools may charge or limit access. Use non-sensitive material that you have permission to share. Menu labels and features can change.

Follow the steps

1. Pick one service and one action you want viewers to take. Choose real footage wherever it can demonstrate your work clearly.
2. Use the prompt to create a four-shot storyboard. Keep each shot focused on one action.
3. Film a rough version on your phone. Avoid capturing customer faces or private information without permission.
4. Arrange the clips in an editor. Add the brand, verified offer and contact details as editable text.

Your copy-and-use prompt

Replace the bracketed fields with your own details.

Create a 15-second vertical video storyboard for [service]. Audience: [audience]. Message: [one benefit supported by facts]. Available location and assets: [details]. Use four shots totalling exactly 15 seconds. For each give duration, framing, visible action and optional editable text. Avoid invented before/after results.

Try it yourself

Storyboard a car-detailing video using a wide shop view, a close-up of work, a detail shot and a final reveal.

Check your result

The timing totals 15 seconds and the footage supports the message.

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