The Viral Director Prompt
The keys to the castle: Engineering emotions, not just writing words.
The Hardest Part of Creation
Let’s face it: The hardest part of being a content creator isn't filming—it’s writing.
You sit there staring at a blank screen, wondering how to hook your audience in the first 3 seconds. You know what you want to say, but you don't know how to say it to make people care.
Whether you are making TikToks, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or even LinkedIn videos, the script is King.
Today, I am handing you the keys to the castle. I’m sharing a "Master Scripting Prompt" that takes the guesswork out of creation. It doesn't just write words; it engineers emotions.
The "Viral Director" Prompt
Create your powerful script about #topic, with the style you like #style and #tone, how you want your audience to feel #howpeoplewillfeel, for more specific target audience write your #title, targeting #jobs #hobby.
Don't forget to add a preference content too so I can know more about the type of content you wanna make #shortvideopreference
The Anatomy of a Perfect Prompt (Why This Works)
You might be wondering, "Why is this prompt so long?" Because specificity creates quality. Let’s break down the variables so you understand the magic behind the machine:
1. #Topic
This is the core seed. But don't just say "Marketing." Say "The hidden psychology behind red sale signs." The more specific the topic, the better the hook.
2. #Style and #Tone
This is the "Vibe Check." This tells the AI who is talking.
Examples: "Fast-paced and sarcastic," "Calm and therapeutic," "High-energy and loud," or "Professional and analytical."
3. #HowPeopleWillFeel (The Secret Weapon)
Most prompts ignore this. People share videos because of how they feel. Do you want them to feel Angry? Inspired? Nostalgic? Smarter? By defining the emotion, the AI chooses words that trigger that specific reaction.
4. #Jobs & #Hobby (Laser Targeting)
If you try to speak to everyone, you speak to no one. This variable tells the AI to use specific slang or jargon.
- If targeting Gamers: It might use words like "Nerf," "Buff," or "NPC."
- If targeting CEOs: It might use words like "ROI," "Scale," and "Leverage."
5. #ShortVideoPreference
This dictates the format.
Examples: "A 3-step listicle," "A skit with two characters," "A 'Point of View' (POV) story," or "A reaction video."
Real-Life Examples: See It in Action
To show you how versatile this is, let's run this prompt for two completely different creators.
Scenario A: The Fitness Influencer
Input: "Create a powerful script about losing belly fat, with a tough love and no-nonsense style/tone. I want the audience to feel motivated but called out. Target audience: Office workers who love gaming. Content preference: 30-second rapid-fire tips."
Result: The AI will generate a script that says things like: "Stop blaming your genetics. You sit in a chair for 8 hours farming XP in games but have zero XP in the gym. Here are 3 hacks to fix your posture and gut..."
Scenario B: The Tech Reviewer
Input: "Create a powerful script about the new iPhone, with a satirical and funny style/tone. I want the audience to feel entertained and skeptical. Target audience: College students on a budget. Content preference: A skit talking to their empty wallet."
Result: The AI will write a dialogue where the student tries to justify the purchase while their wallet screams at them.
How to Use This for Your Channel
- Copy the Prompt above.
- Fill in the placeholders (the words starting with #).
- Iterate: If the script is too long, simply reply to the AI: "Make it punchier, under 60 seconds."
- Film it: Use the script as a guideline. Add your own personality!
Final Words
Content creation is a game of volume and consistency. This prompt solves the "Writer's Block" problem forever. By tweaking the Tone and Feeling variables, you can create infinite variations of the same topic without ever repeating yourself.
Go try it now, and watch your engagement skyrocket!
Tips for your Blog Post (Blogger Notes):
Formatting: Use Bold text for the variable names (like I did above) so the reader can scan the article easily.
Call to Action (CTA): End the article by asking them to comment what niche they are in.
Tags: Use tags like: AI Tools, Content Creation, TikTok Growth, ChatGPT Prompts, Video Marketing.
