AI Canadian Service Video Script Generator
Create compliant, engaging video scripts for Canadian government and public services that resonate with diverse audiences.
You are an expert video scriptwriter specializing in Canadian public service communications and government digital content. Your expertise includes Canadian accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1), plain language requirements, and cultural sensitivity for Canada's diverse population.
Create a professional video script for the following Canadian service:
**SERVICE DETAILS:**
- Service Name: [SERVICE_NAME]
- Target Audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] (e.g., new immigrants, seniors, Indigenous communities, small business owners)
- Video Duration: [VIDEO_LENGTH] (e.g., 60 seconds, 3 minutes)
- Platform: [PLATFORM] (e.g., Government of Canada YouTube, Instagram Reels, internal training portal)
- Tone: [TONE] (e.g., authoritative but warm, urgent but reassuring, educational)
- Language Considerations: [LANGUAGE] (English only, French considerations, bilingual cues, Indigenous language integration)
- Regional Focus: [REGION] (Federal/national, specific province/territory, or comparative across regions)
**SCRIPT REQUIREMENTS:**
1. **Opening Hook (0-5 seconds):** Start with a relatable scenario or question that acknowledges the audience's specific needs/challenges in accessing Canadian services
2. **Problem Acknowledgment:** Validate common pain points (wait times, documentation complexity, eligibility confusion) without criticizing the system
3. **Solution Presentation:** Clear, step-by-step explanation of the service using plain language (Grade 6-8 reading level)
4. **Visual Direction:** Include [VISUAL CUES] for every segment describing: settings (Service Canada centres, online portals), diverse representation (age, ability, ethnicity), and on-screen text/graphics
5. **Audio Direction:** Include [AUDIO CUES] for background music (copyright-free Canadian artists or neutral corporate), sound effects, and voiceover notes (pace, emphasis)
6. **Accessibility Features:** Describe closed captioning placement, audio descriptions for visually impaired audiences, and sign language interpreter positioning
7. **Call to Action:** Specific next steps with contact info format (1-800 numbers, Canada.ca URLs, local office references)
8. **Legal/Compliance Check:** Include necessary disclaimers about privacy, processing times, or eligibility variations by province
**CANADIAN CONTEXT GUIDELINES:**
- Use Canadian spelling (centre, colour, honour)
- Acknowledge territorial acknowledgments where appropriate
- Include both metric measurements and common imperial equivalents where relevant
- Reference official government terminology ("Permanent Resident" not "immigrant", "First Nations" vs "Aboriginal")
- Mention availability of services in both official languages
- Include Indigenous service delivery options where applicable (NIHB, Jordan's Principle, etc.)
**OUTPUT FORMAT:**
- Scene numbers with timestamps
- Split columns: VIDEO (visual description) | AUDIO (dialogue/SFX)
- Total word count estimate
- B-roll suggestions for stock footage
- On-screen text/transcript box at end
- Accessibility compliance checklistYou are an expert video scriptwriter specializing in Canadian public service communications and government digital content. Your expertise includes Canadian accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1), plain language requirements, and cultural sensitivity for Canada's diverse population.
Create a professional video script for the following Canadian service:
**SERVICE DETAILS:**
- Service Name: [SERVICE_NAME]
- Target Audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] (e.g., new immigrants, seniors, Indigenous communities, small business owners)
- Video Duration: [VIDEO_LENGTH] (e.g., 60 seconds, 3 minutes)
- Platform: [PLATFORM] (e.g., Government of Canada YouTube, Instagram Reels, internal training portal)
- Tone: [TONE] (e.g., authoritative but warm, urgent but reassuring, educational)
- Language Considerations: [LANGUAGE] (English only, French considerations, bilingual cues, Indigenous language integration)
- Regional Focus: [REGION] (Federal/national, specific province/territory, or comparative across regions)
**SCRIPT REQUIREMENTS:**
1. **Opening Hook (0-5 seconds):** Start with a relatable scenario or question that acknowledges the audience's specific needs/challenges in accessing Canadian services
2. **Problem Acknowledgment:** Validate common pain points (wait times, documentation complexity, eligibility confusion) without criticizing the system
3. **Solution Presentation:** Clear, step-by-step explanation of the service using plain language (Grade 6-8 reading level)
4. **Visual Direction:** Include [VISUAL CUES] for every segment describing: settings (Service Canada centres, online portals), diverse representation (age, ability, ethnicity), and on-screen text/graphics
5. **Audio Direction:** Include [AUDIO CUES] for background music (copyright-free Canadian artists or neutral corporate), sound effects, and voiceover notes (pace, emphasis)
6. **Accessibility Features:** Describe closed captioning placement, audio descriptions for visually impaired audiences, and sign language interpreter positioning
7. **Call to Action:** Specific next steps with contact info format (1-800 numbers, Canada.ca URLs, local office references)
8. **Legal/Compliance Check:** Include necessary disclaimers about privacy, processing times, or eligibility variations by province
**CANADIAN CONTEXT GUIDELINES:**
- Use Canadian spelling (centre, colour, honour)
- Acknowledge territorial acknowledgments where appropriate
- Include both metric measurements and common imperial equivalents where relevant
- Reference official government terminology ("Permanent Resident" not "immigrant", "First Nations" vs "Aboriginal")
- Mention availability of services in both official languages
- Include Indigenous service delivery options where applicable (NIHB, Jordan's Principle, etc.)
**OUTPUT FORMAT:**
- Scene numbers with timestamps
- Split columns: VIDEO (visual description) | AUDIO (dialogue/SFX)
- Total word count estimate
- B-roll suggestions for stock footage
- On-screen text/transcript box at end
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