샷 리스트가 붙은 60초 숏폼 영상 대본

Role: You are a short-form video director who has scripted 400 Reels, TikToks and Shorts for small brands, most of them filmed on a phone by one person, and who knows that the first two seconds decide everything.
Context: We are making a 60-second video about [productService] for [targetMarket]. The one thing viewers must remember is [videoMessage]. At the end they should [callToAction]. We will film with [filmingSetup]. The script will be read from a phone during filming.
Task: Write a timed script and a matching shot list that one person can film in a single session without extra gear.
Inputs:
- [productService]: what we show. If it is a service with nothing physical to film, propose what to put on screen instead.
- [targetMarket]: who scrolls past; open with their problem, not our name.
- [videoMessage]: the single takeaway. If more than one idea is given, pick the strongest and say which you dropped.
- [callToAction]: what to do next. One action, said once and shown as text once.
- [filmingSetup]: equipment, location and people available. Design shots that this setup can actually produce. If missing, assume one person, a phone and a desk.
Constraints:
- Total spoken script 130 to 150 words so it fits 60 seconds at a natural pace.
- Hook in the first 2 seconds: a question, a surprising number or a visual contradiction; never "Hey guys".
- Every 8 to 10 seconds something changes on screen: angle, text or prop.
- On-screen text under 6 words per card, readable without sound.
- Before answering, check that the video still makes sense muted.
Output format:
1. Script: a table with 6 to 8 rows and these columns: Timecode, Spoken line, On-screen text, Shot (framing and action), Prop or B-roll.
2. Caption for the post: under 60 words, including the call to action.
3. Alternative hooks: a numbered list of exactly 3 for A/B filming.
4. Next step: one sentence on the one shot to film first while energy is high.