Decides the one job your 30-second video must do, checks UGC is even the right format, then scripts it beat by beat.Most UGC scripts fail because they were asked to do five jobs in 30 seconds. This prompt reads your video metrics first, maps the failure to the exact block of the video that owns it, and assigns the script one job: hook, proof, or call to action.It also rules on whether UGC is the right format at all. Peer-style video wins trust-driven purchases; spec-and-price purchases usually want a demonstration instead. And it holds a hard line on authenticity: the story must come from a real customer, because a fictional customer with an invented result is a trust and compliance risk.If the video is earned, you get the full script: a 0 to 3 second call-out hook, a 4 to 18 second story built on your real customer, a 19 to 30 second payoff and call to action, with bracketed direction notes and a delivery brief for the creator.