12/11/2017 | WRITING AN EFFECTIVE VIDEO SCRIPT

What are the four parts of an effective video script?  What do each of these parts do for your final video?

The four parts are the hook, intro, the body of the video, and the call to actions. The hook determines whether or not your viewers will keep watching. With the intro, you're introducing yourself and adding other information that your viewers might be interested in. The body of the video is what your viewers are there to see, the reason they clicked on your video. The skeleton of your video. The call to action is when you tell your viewers what you wan them to do, such as subscribe and to check out other things that they might be interested in.

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