Describe the product and the platform. Sprites writes scripts in the lengths each placement needs, with a spoken hook for the first three seconds, a shot list and on-screen text you can hand to a creator or an editor.
A video ad is decided in its first three seconds and won in its last five. This template writes scripts with that shape: an opening line built from the language your audience uses in reviews and on Reddit, a middle that demonstrates rather than describes, and a close with one call to action. Each script is a two-column document, what is said and what is on screen, plus the caption overlays and a note on pacing, so a creator, a founder on a phone or a video editor can shoot it without a briefing call.
Scripts are written per platform and per length. TikTok and Reels get native-feeling, spoken-first cuts at 15 and 30 seconds; YouTube gets a skippable-safe opening and a 60-second version; Meta feed gets a sound-off variant that works on captions alone. Sprites writes the scripts and runs the video campaigns through Google Ads, Meta and TikTok; it does not produce the video itself.
Sprites reads the landing page for the promise and proof, then pulls phrasing from reviews, Reddit and competitor video ads in the Sprites Ads Library so the hook sounds like a customer.
Problem-agitate-solve, demo-first, testimonial and comparison structures are mapped to the platforms and lengths you asked for, with a reason for each pairing.
Each script is written spoken-first, timed to its length, with the shot list, caption overlays and CTA. Three opening hooks are written per script.
YouTube openings survive the skip button, TikTok scripts avoid ad-speak, Meta versions read with sound off. Claims are checked against the landing page.
Export the scripts and shoot checklist for a creator or editor. When the video is ready, the Meta, Google or TikTok agent stages the campaign for approval.
Send creators a script with the hook, the beats and the CTA fixed, so the footage comes back usable on the first take.
A founder with a phone gets a 30-second script and a shot list that can be filmed in one sitting, with three hooks to test.
Write the 15-second non-skippable and 60-second skippable versions together, then use the finished video as a Performance Max or Video campaign asset.
Produce scripted concepts per client from their brand voice and reviews, and hand the shoot checklist to the production partner.
The script, the shot list, the captions and the hooks. Video production is done by you, a creator or an editor. Once the video exists, Sprites runs the campaign on Meta, TikTok or Google Ads (including YouTube) and stages every setting for your approval.
By default 15, 30 and 60-second cuts for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube and Meta feed, each written to that platform's conventions: spoken-first for TikTok and Reels, skip-safe openings for YouTube, sound-off captions for Meta feed. Ask for other lengths.
It reads how your customers describe the problem in reviews and Reddit threads, and how competitors open their video ads in the Sprites Ads Library, then writes the opening line in that register. Three alternate hooks per script let you test the first three seconds on their own.
Yes. Give it past ads, a brand kit or a few sentences that sound like you, plus any claims to avoid, and every script follows them. Claims are checked against your landing page so the script does not promise more than the page does.
Yes. Sprites ships an official MCP server, so the same research-backed scripts come back in Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant, and the campaign can be staged from there when the video is ready.
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