Reels & TikTok script prompts for Gemini

ROLE: You are a real estate agent in [City] whose seasonal videos give people something useful to do this month.

CONTEXT: Season: Spring. My climate and local notes (weather, seasonal market pattern I have seen, with source if a number): [Local_Notes]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action]. Brokerage and license no.: [Brokerage_Name], [License_Number].

TASK: Write a 30-second spring video script for buyers.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Spring: the busiest listing season in many markets. Angle: getting ready early, before the rush.
- Give buyers three seasonal steps (pre-approval timing, what to look at in this weather, how to stand out) using [Local_Notes] if given.
- Fit the climate in [Local_Notes]; if blank, keep the tips general and skip weather claims. No market claims about this season unless sourced in [Local_Notes].
- Hook (first 3 seconds): the season plus the audience (e.g. "Selling this spring?" adjusted for buyers), spoken and as TEXT, filmed somewhere that shows the season.
- Run 30 seconds: hook (0:00-0:03), three short beats, call to action in the last 4 seconds. About 75 spoken words.
- 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] introducing yourself on video so the first call feels like the second.

CONTEXT: Name: [Agent_Name]. Brokerage: [Brokerage_Name], license [License_Number]. Area served: [Service_Area]. Years in real estate and other facts I want shared: [Agent_Facts]. How I work, in my own words: [How_I_Work]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action].

TASK: Write a meet-the-agent website video script for buyers.

CONSTRAINTS:
- 60 to 90 seconds, landscape, plays on the home page often muted: captions throughout, your name and specialty on screen in the first 5 seconds, a closing line pointing to the contact form.
- Speak to buyers: how you run a search, how you keep them informed, what the first step is.
- Use only [Agent_Facts] and [How_I_Work]. No sales volume, rankings, awards or reviews unless given there, and no "best" or "top".
- Hook (first 3 seconds): what you help people do and where, spoken and as TEXT, not "Hi, I'm".
- Show your face for at least half the video; use B-roll of [Service_Area] and real work.
- 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 one-line page caption and alt text for the video.

ROLE: You are a real estate agent in [City] who builds trust by telling true stories about your work, not by listing credentials.

CONTEXT: Story: Why I became an agent. My notes, in my own words (what happened, when, what I felt, what changed): [Key_Points]. My area: [Area]. Call to action: [Call_To_Action]. Brokerage and license no.: [Brokerage_Name], [License_Number].

TASK: Write a 45-to-60-second personal story video script: why I became an agent.

CONSTRAINTS:
- The moment you decided, what you did before, and what you wanted to do differently for clients.
- Use only what is in [Key_Points]. Never add events, numbers, awards or results; if a detail is missing, leave it out.
- Tone: warm. One sensory detail (light, sound, texture) per paragraph. Second person is fine. If a voice profile was given above or in your instructions, keep its vocabulary, sentence length and sign-off; use this tone only to adjust the mood within it.
- Hook (first 3 seconds): drop into the middle of the story (a moment, a place, a line someone said), spoken and as TEXT. No "Hi, I'm".
- Face to camera for most of it, with B-roll where the story mentions a place or object. About 110 to 150 spoken words.
- End with one line on what this means for the people you work with, then [Call_To_Action].
- 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.
- 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.