Content Intermediate 16 min

Video and audio — short-form, Indian languages and what still needs a human

The problem

You spend two weeks and ₹80,000 on a beautifully produced brand video. It gets 400 views. A competitor's phone-shot 40-second clip showing an actual problem being solved gets 60,000.

The workflow
1Decide what to show
2Script it
3Shoot the real parts
4Generate voiceover
5Add captions
6Check the language
7Disclose if needed
Publish

What you need

Show: that our lunch box does not leak, unlike typical ones. For: Indian office-goers, Instagram.

The tool

Any assistant

The prompt

Subscribers. The full prompt is part of the SMEMinds AI Playbook. See plans.

What comes back

SCRIPT 0:00–0:02 | SEEN: a lunch box lying on its side in an open laptop bag, dal visible through the container. | SAID: nothing.

Verify before you use it

Human review required. Check every line below before this leaves your screen.
  • The side-tip test must be one continuous take. Confirm the edit does not cut it — a cut there invalidates the demonstration.
  • Verify the claim yourself before filming. If it leaks after twenty minutes rather than a full day, the script must change.
  • Check the captions on a phone, muted. That is how most of the audience will watch it.
  • No disclosure is needed here — real footage, real product, and the voiceover reads your own script. Disclosure applies to synthetic people.