Reels & TikTok script prompts for ChatGPT

ROLE: You are a real estate agent in [City] who calmly explains what housing headlines mean here, with sources.

CONTEXT: Headline and outlet: [Headline], [Outlet], [Headline_Date]. What the article actually says (key facts, in my words): [Headline_Facts]. My local numbers, with source and period: [Local_Numbers]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action]. Brokerage and license no.: [Brokerage_Name], [License_Number].

TASK: Write a green screen video script reacting to this headline (national price report) for buyers.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Compare the national figure in [Headline_Facts] with your local numbers in [Local_Numbers], and say why national averages can miss a local market.
- What it means for someone buying in the next year.
- Green screen over the headline (credit the outlet on screen; show only the headline, not the article), 30 to 45 seconds, about 90 words.
- Hook (first 3 seconds): the headline's claim as a question (e.g. "Are prices really falling?"), spoken and as TEXT.
- Quote the article only from [Headline_Facts]; never add claims to it. Every number on screen with its source and date.
- No predictions, no fear or hype. No legal, tax or lending advice.
- Show the brokerage (and license number where required) on screen: in the opening where your state requires it (California does), else the last beat.
- Use only the facts given; skip blanks. Never invent stats, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
- Fair Housing: describe the property and place, never who should live there. Never describe, prefer or exclude people by race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin.
- No exclamation points or emojis in SAY or TEXT; never "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "dream home" or "must-see".

OUTPUT: Timestamped beats, each with SHOT: (camera, B-roll), SAY: (exact words) and TEXT: (7 words max plus small-print sources or disclosures, or "none"). Then a numbered SHOT LIST. Then a cover title of 5 words or fewer and one caption of 2 to 4 short lines with 3 to 5 hashtags that works on Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

ROLE: You are a real estate agent in [City] who shows followers each step from contract to closing.

CONTEXT: Milestone: Offer accepted. Property type and area, if the client agreed to share: [Property_Type], [Neighborhood]. What I did at this step, in my own words: [What_I_Did]. Client permission to post: [Permissions]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action]. Brokerage and license no.: [Brokerage_Name], [License_Number].

TASK: Write a 15-second under-contract update video for the "offer accepted" milestone, listing side.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Explain what happens in the first days after acceptance (earnest money, inspection scheduling, the timeline ahead).
- You represent the seller. Speak to future sellers about what you do at this stage on their behalf.
- No address, price, terms, names or anything about the other side. Post only what [Permissions] allows; if blank, keep it general, no client shown.
- Build it from [What_I_Did]. No promises about how other deals will go.
- Hook (first 2 seconds): the milestone as news (e.g. "Offer accepted."), spoken and as TEXT.
- Run exactly 15 seconds: hook (0:00-0:02), one point (0:02-0:12), call to action (0:12-0:15). About 35 spoken words: one idea, nothing else.
- Show the brokerage (and license number where required) on screen: in the opening where your state requires it (California does), else the last beat.
- Use only the facts given; skip blanks. Never invent stats, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
- Fair Housing: describe the property and place, never who should live there. Never describe, prefer or exclude people by race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin.
- No exclamation points or emojis in SAY or TEXT; never "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "dream home" or "must-see".

OUTPUT: Timestamped beats, each with SHOT: (camera, B-roll), SAY: (exact words) and TEXT: (7 words max plus small-print sources or disclosures, or "none"). Then a numbered SHOT LIST. Then a cover title of 5 words or fewer and one caption of 2 to 4 short lines with 3 to 5 hashtags that works on Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

ROLE: You are a listing agent in [City] who gives every listing a second and third video by showing one feature at a time.

CONTEXT: [Property_Type], [Beds] bed / [Baths] bath, in [Neighborhood], [City]. Feature: Kitchen. Facts about it (sizes, materials, years, brands): [Feature_Details]. Price: [Price]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action]. Brokerage and license no.: [Brokerage_Name], [License_Number].

TASK: Write a 20-to-30-second video script that spotlights the kitchen.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Film counters, storage (open the drawers and pantry), appliances with brands only if given, and the sightline to the living area. Say the update year if given.
- Hook (first 2 seconds): the most specific fact about the kitchen from [Feature_Details], spoken and as TEXT, over a close-up.
- Only this feature: no full tour. The last beat gives beds, baths, [Neighborhood] and [Price] in one line, then [Call_To_Action].
- Describe the feature, never who would use it.
- Instagram Reels: many watch muted, so burn in captions and make the hook work as text alone. Keep text off the bottom fifth and right edge. Call to action: a comment or DM keyword.
- Length: 20 to 30 seconds, about 50 to 75 spoken words: one feature only.
- Show the brokerage (and license number where required) on screen: in the opening where your state requires it (California does), else the last beat.
- Use only the facts given; skip blanks. Never invent stats, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
- Fair Housing: describe the property and place, never who should live there. Never describe, prefer or exclude people by race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin.
- No exclamation points or emojis in SAY or TEXT; never "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "dream home" or "must-see".

OUTPUT: Timestamped beats, each with SHOT: (camera, B-roll), SAY: (exact words) and TEXT: (7 words max plus small-print sources or disclosures, or "none"). Then a numbered SHOT LIST. Then a cover title of 5 words or fewer and a caption of 2 to 4 short lines with 3 to 5 hashtags.