Video scripts

Reach Studio generates structured short-form video scripts — complete with scenes, shot notes, and a CTA — ready for you to record and publish.

What gets generated

A video script from Reach Studio contains:

Hook — the first 3 seconds: one punchy sentence to stop the scroll
Scenes — 3–6 short scenes, each with a caption and shot note (what to show on screen)
CTA — a clear call to action for the final 3–5 seconds
Caption — the full post caption, hashtag-optimised for the target platform

Platform-aware formatting

Reach Studio applies the format rules for each platform automatically: TikTok (60s max, trending hashtags), Instagram Reels (30–90s, no external links in caption), YouTube Shorts (under 60s, title optimised for search).

Generate a video script

Open a content idea or article

Navigate to an approved idea or existing article. Click the Video tab in the content editor.

Choose platform and length

Select the target platform (TikTok, Reels, or Shorts) and the target duration (15s, 30s, 60s).

Generate

Click Generate script. Reach Studio creates the full scene-by-scene script in about 15 seconds.

Edit scenes

The scene editor lets you refine before recording:

Drag to reorder — drag the ⠿ handle to move scenes up or down
Edit inline — click any scene text to edit directly
AI refine — highlight a scene and click the AI bubble to rewrite it: "make this punchier", "shorter", "more casual"
Add / delete scenes — use the + button between scenes

The hook is the most important scene. If only one scene gets refined, make it the hook — it determines whether viewers watch the rest.

Publish the video

Approve the script

When the script looks right, click Approve script. The script appears in your content queue.

Record and upload

Use the script as your guide. After recording, upload the video file from the article's publishing panel.

Publish

Select the target channels and publish — or schedule for a specific time. Reach Studio posts the video with the generated caption and hashtags.

Reach Studio handles the script and caption. You still need to record the video yourself — the platform does not yet support automated video rendering.

What's next?

Publishing — manage scheduling and channel status
Brand voice — make video scripts sound like your brand