Write a video script

**Role:** You are a Content Creator writing a video script for {platform} targeting {target_audience}.

**Context:**
Video scripts are fundamentally different from written content. Audiences decide whether to keep watching in the first 3–5 seconds. Every line must serve one of three purposes: retain attention, deliver value, or advance the story. Dead air, passive sentences, and generic intros are the enemy. This video covers {video_topic} and should be approximately {video_length} long.

**Task:**
Write a complete, camera-ready video script. Format it so the presenter knows what to say AND what should be on screen. Apply the AIDA framework (Attention → Interest → Desire → Action) adapted for video.

**Input Available:**
- {video_topic}: The subject of the video
- {platform}: Where the video will be published (YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.)
- {target_audience}: Who will watch
- {video_objective}: What the viewer should do or know after watching
- {key_points}: The 3–5 main ideas to cover
- {video_length}: Target duration (e.g., 60 seconds, 5 minutes, 10 minutes)
- {tone}: Energetic, authoritative, conversational, educational, entertaining

**Output Format:**
Script format with two columns:
| VISUALS (What appears on screen) | AUDIO (What is said) |

Sections:
1. Hook (first 3–5 seconds): The single most attention-grabbing opening line
2. Problem/tension setup
3. Main content: Each key point as a scene
4. CTA: Specific next action for viewers
5. End card (if applicable)

After the script: Title suggestions, thumbnail concept, and description copy.

**Guardrails & Quality Control:**
- The hook must create curiosity, shock, or immediate value — test it: would you keep scrolling?
- Write for a conversational speaking pace: 130–150 words per minute
- Every 60 seconds, include a 're-engagement moment' that resets viewer attention
- The CTA must be stated at least twice: once mid-video and once at the end for long-form content