Videos are one of the most powerful selling tools. Humans love them and Google loves them. So, if you’re thinking about creating one (or many) you’ve made a smart decision. Now comes the hard part. Writing a video script that engages your audience and helps you reach your video content goals. Enter me, your video script copywriter.
A video script outlines the dialogue, narration, and actions for a video. It serves as a blueprint, providing instructions for the actors, voice-over artists, and production team to follow during filming or editing.
My typical copywriting video script template includes copy, timings, and visual suggestions.
During this time, I’ve worked as a video script copywriter on projects for a wide range of clients – from big national and international brands to smaller businesses just starting out.
My strengths lie in my ability to create concise and engaging copy that’s able to tell a story through a mix of words and visuals. Working together, we can bring your brand to life.
From script to screen—watch my writing brought to life.
Kerrie does a fantastic job for us. She’s become a very important part of our team, delivering informative and valuable content for websites, ebooks, and blogs. I would highly recommend her to any business wanting to partner with a copywriter.
Here’s what to expect when you work with me. It’s as easy as a,b,c.
Once you’ve filled in my initial Project Brief and signed the proposal, the ‘Discovery’ phase begins. To create the perfect video script, you’ll need to tell me about your vision, goals, business and audience so I can craft effective copy.
After the Discovery phase, I’ll start doing my research and put my thinking cap on. I’ll combine my creativity with your strategy to craft strong copy. I’ll also add timings and suggested visuals. The outcome is a video that engages and motivates your target audience, boosting awareness and conversions.
Once your first draft is ready, I’ll send it to you for review. Now is your chance to give me feedback on your video script, check for accuracy, and suggest any changes. Once your script is in production, you may still be able to make changes if something needs adding or removing.
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