Give the viewer a reason to stay
Open with the result your viewer will get. Follow it with a short preview of the steps, then explain one thing at a time. A script that is easy to say is usually easier to follow than a paragraph written for a page.
Build around your edit
Generate one scene at a time when you need exact timing. Leave a little silence before a title card with [[p700]]. Keep a consistent voice and pace across scenes, then download WAV if your editor benefits from uncompressed audio.
Listen against the picture
Preview with the actual video. If a line ends too late, rewrite it before increasing speed. Use music quietly enough that the key words remain clear, and check the final result on a phone speaker.
Here is a simple way to make your next project easier. [[p500]] First, decide what matters most. Next, remove the steps you do not need. Finally, try it, listen carefully, and make one improvement.
Make a small test first
Choose a voice, generate a short take and listen before building a longer project. Scripts are processed by an online speech service; avoid material you should not share with an outside provider.
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