aevytv-shortform-style

Writes sub-90-second vertical video scripts using a single-claim shock-stat narration structure.

Updated Jul 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/SahilFruitwala/content-skills --skill aevytv-shortform-style-sahilfruitwala
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: aevytv-shortform-style
Source: https://github.com/SahilFruitwala/content-skills/tree/main/aevytv-shortform-style
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SahilFruitwala/content-skills --skill aevytv-shortform-style-sahilfruitwala

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Writing short vertical video scripts (Shorts, Reels, TikToks) often results in bloated drafts that cram multiple ideas into one clip or end on cliffhangers that feel unfinished. This Skill enforces a proven single-claim, single-payoff narration format modeled on Aevy TV's top-performing Shorts, so every script has one hook, one explanation, and one resolution that reads aloud in under a minute. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured four-beat arc: Generates scripts following the shock-stat hook, bridge line, compressed cause-and-effect explanation, and resolving final beat. - Runtime and word-count control: Targets 100-160 spoken words for 45-60 second videos and states the estimated runtime at the end of each draft. - Scope triage: Flags when source material contains multiple strong claims and recommends splitting into a long-form video or a series of separate Shorts instead of forcing one clip. - Use Case: Ask for a 45-second Short explaining why a country banned a specific import, and receive a single continuous narration script opening with the most extreme fact, a two-sentence mechanism, and a current-status payoff. ## Quick Start Write me a 45-second YouTube Short script in the Aevy TV style explaining why Australian universities are banning Indian students.

Frequently Asked Questions about aevytv-shortform-style

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a 60-second YouTube Shorts script?▼

Structure the script as one shocking claim stated flat, a one-line bridge, a 2-4 sentence cause-and-effect explanation, and a resolving final beat. Keep it to 100-160 spoken words so it reads aloud in under a minute.

What makes a good hook for a short video script?▼

Lead with the single most extreme, specific fact or number stated as fact, not as a tease like "you won't believe." If the claim needs hype language to feel interesting, find a more specific or extreme fact instead.

Should a Short end on a cliffhanger or open question?▼

No. A Short must resolve fully because there is no next section to tease into. End on a current-status payoff or a one-line reframe lesson; cliffhanger endings read as unfinished clips in short-form.

When should I use long-form instead of a Short script?▼

Use long-form when the material runs longer than about 90 seconds or contains multiple strong claims worth covering. Compressing a multi-section investigation into a Short makes the structure feel bloated.

How many facts or numbers should a short video script include?▼

Keep 2-4 hyper-specific numbers or names. A Short lacks the runtime to earn more, so cut any sentence that does not directly advance the claim, explanation, and resolution chain.