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8 Expert Tips to Film a Great Home Tour Video

This post was sponsored by Ted’s Camera Stores . Thank you for supporting my blog’s wonderful sponsors.

Wow, Perth – what a crazy time to sell a house! The real estate market in WA – well really, the real estate market in most of Australia – is going nuts at the moment. In some parts, homes are being snapped up in days. Things are competitive between buyers and lots of properties are receiving multiple offers, so it can be a really good time to put a house on the market.

My sister and her hubby bought their first place recently, and I went with her to some home opens. We’d arrive EARLY and some of these houses already had lines of people queuing down the driveway and down the road. It was mental. And they’d be under offer within a couple of days. Lots of houses are selling in days.

Last month, property prices across Australia increased at their fastest rate in 30 years, and in Perth, houses are selling at their fastest rate in 15 years. And understandably, they’re fetching their owners good prices. New findings from CoreLogic found that since January, Perth house values have risen tens of thousands of dollars. (I can’t lie, it’s actually very tempting… we have also thought of selling our house to take on another project!)

It makes sense that sellers right now are making the most of the competitive market for buyers to get the highest selling price they can for their home. When Western Australia had a COVID-19 lockdown last year, we saw a huge uptick in real estate being listed with home tour videos. Made sense – videos showed people who couldn’t travel far from their homes what a house was really like.

What surprised me though was how many people during lockdown were making offers on a house without even visiting it in real life – these big life decisions based just off photos and video. I was astounded – it really showed the power of real estate videography in effective property marketing.

You know I love a home tour – whether it’s in real life or virtual. The other day I had a home tour of my friend Larisa’s new-build and it gave me so much pleasure; it was so fun to see how she had brought all her ideas for her dream house to life.

But I love VIDEO home tours almost as much as seeing homes in person! As much as I love stunning house photography, there is something you can capture with interior videography that you can’t get with just photos. How great is it that the internet means we can virtually tour a home on the other side of the country (or the world) simply from our desk or through our phone?

Real estate agents are now totally leading the home tour video trends, with lots of them now marketing their properties with property tour videos that really show the feel and atmosphere of a place. While we’re so fortunate not to be under strict COVID lockdowns at the moment, it’s clear that real estate video marketing is only going to get bigger and more widespread from here. A video is a great way to give your home an edge when selling your house in a burgeoning real estate market, and whatever you can do to attract multiple offers to get the price you can for your home, the better!

Real estate aside though, there are other reasons you might be interested in filming a home tour, whether you’re planning on outsourcing it or doing it yourself.

To show off a realistic take on your home if you have a home or interiors Instagram account (or even a ‘before the reno’ tour – I love watching these!)
To show off your talents as an interior designer, architect or stylist
To promote your AirBnB through social media
As a personal project to keep to remember the house you love

Today I’m picking the brain of Matthew Grahame, who is a photographer and expert writer at Ted’s Cameras , Australia’s most beloved camera store who specialise in helping people find the right camera (no matter your photography skill level or budget, which I like!). Matthew is the brain behind all the great tips over at Ted’s photography blog , where he shares loads of photography and videography tips for all skills levels.

He knows ALL the tricks when it comes to filming a great home tour, whether it’s for a real estate listing, your folio, or just to share with your followers online. Here are some simple steps that you can take to produce stunning home tour videos.

Tip #1: Tidy up first

“We are not trying to be funny here,” laughs Matthew. “Obviously, you will have already thought far enough ahead to clean and tidy your home before you start filming, but we have to make a point of saying this as it can be surprising the things that we miss during filming which become glaringly obvious during the editing stage.”

He’s right – I see this all the time when we shoot homes for House Nerd or for publications – and for some reason I swear it’s harder when it comes to your own house! What might seem like normal house things lying around to you, might look like clutter to someone else; especially when it’s filmed or photographed.

So try to be a little bit more scrutinising than you would usually be. Put away gadgets like phone chargers and computer speakers, tuck cords away neatly, hide toothbrushes in a draw, trim back unruly plants and cut brown or decaying leaves, clear kitchen and bathroom counter surfaces of most items, leaving just a few pretty, styled items on show. Only through lots of practice, with lots of photo and video shoots done at our home over the years, have I become any good at the “home shoot” whizz-around, where I have now achieved pro level at stuffing unsightly stuff in cupboards. (A quick trick? Use your laundry hampers to whizz around the house and collect up stuff).

“You want to pay special attention to clearing up clutter, cleaning reflective surfaces which can show up fingerprints, and if you really want to amplify your presentation, consider hiring furniture or artwork as is often practised during house sales,” says Matthew.

Tip #2: Mount your camera on a tripod

Nothing says amateur home movie like shaky and bumpy footage. “Luckily, this problem is easily fixed by mounting your camera on a tripod ,” says Matthew. “Using a tripod makes it easy to pan your shoots smoothly and precisely, while it also helps you to fine-tune your framing in order to create stronger compositions. The best tripods can be set both low and high, so you can experiment and find the best angle to showcase each room, while video-friendly tripods feature fluid heads for smoother and more cinematic movements.”

Tip #3: Use a wide angle lens

Have you ever visited a house you saw in a real estate listing to think it feels a lot smaller in real life? I swear this was me when I started house hunting as a first home buyer – that said, most of the homes in my budget WERE teeny-tiny apartments, so this is not surprising 😉

There is a reason real estate photography shoots are usually done with a wide angle lens – and honestly, despite what you may think, it’s really ISN’T to trick you or set you up into thinking a room is bigger than it actually is. Wide angle photography is used for real estate listings because it can show you the WHOLE room or space so you can get a feel for it, and see from photography how a home’s floor plan works and how rooms flow into one another. With a standard lens, you simply usually can’t capture most of a room effectively, says Matthew.

“When filming indoors, lenses of a standard focal length or longer will often be too long, which results in much of your room being cropped out no matter how far into the corners you set up your gear. The answer is mounting a wide-angle lens on your camera. Wide angle lenses make it easy to fit in every detail and characteristic of your room with minimal effort with the added bonus of making each space appear larger than it actually is.”

Tip #4: Harness as much light as possible

Maybe your bathroom gets the best light at 10am when the sunlight hits the window? Shoot that room then. “Dark and gloomy scenes are just as detrimental to your home video tour as the bumpy footage that we discussed earlier,” says Matthew. “To counteract this problem you need to allow plenty of light to enter your space so your camera can work its magic.”

If you live in the home you’re shooting, you’ll also know when the best natural lighting occurs in each room, so make a plan of what room you’ll shoot at what time. “Take note of when the main windows of your home are treated to the most natural light and open up your curtains and blinds to let in as much of this light as possible,” says Matthew. “If you are lucky, you may be able to make use of the beautiful natural light that is available during the golden hour, which is the period just after sunrise and before sunset. If natural light isn’t serving its purpose, you can turn on your overhead lights or even consider using a portable LED lighting kit to illuminate your home.”

Tip #5: Pan and zoom slowly and sparingly

While we all want to unveil our inner cinematographer, Matthew says you should save this desire for your short movies and keep your home video tours simple and gimmick-free. “Minor panning and zooming is fine and essential for showing your rooms as a whole, but using these techniques too often or too quickly can be distracting and take the attention away from the space that you are attempting to showcase.”

Tip #6: Find the best angle to shoot from

Photo of Heather Robbins .

The best angle for filming your tour often differs from room to room, says Matthew. “You will need to familiarise yourself with various framing techniques and use them all to produce a complete tour,” he says. “For larger spaces you can set your tripod in the center of the room and pan from one corner of the room to the next and then turn your camera around and reproduce the same shot facing the other way. Alternatively, you can attempt a full 360-degree pan; for these shots your tripod should be at around eye level.

Smaller spaces should be filmed from a corner. “Oftentimes this shot is filmed from a low angle with the camera being angled up slightly to fit the room in the frame, without too much of the ceiling being visible,” reveals Matthew.

Tip #7: Don’t neglect the exterior

Time to mulch, people. There’s a reason real estate agents advise making sure your garden looks neat before it goes on the market, you want your outdoor areas to look great too. “You want to paint a picture of your home as a whole, so some of your video tour should focus on its exterior elements,” says Matthew. “Include anything that is a selling point of the home, such as the inviting main entrance, or the carefully tended garden and lawn.

“External shots are often taken at night, so turn on the outside lights and make good use of that tripod.

“Alternatively, you should consider utilising a drone to do a fly over and produce a bird’s eye view of your home – this is a great way to illustrate where your house is situated on your property.”

Tip #8: Add some finishing touches

Now that you have filmed your home tour video you can use video editing software to piece all of your shots together into a finished product.

Think about how you would be showing the house to someone if it were in real life, advises Matthew. “Sequence your shots in order, which will give viewers the best impression of how it would feel to actually walk through your home,” he says. “Avoid showing too many shots of one room and too little of another; you want to give a good overall view of your home but also keep your video short and snappy.”

If you are producing your video for real estate purposes, you can include some extra information, such as a plan of the space which will help the viewer make sense of the footage they are seeing, he adds.

And lastly, your backing track. “Adding some background music can result in a more polished work,” says Matthew.

Thank you so much to Matthew Grahame for sharing your tips and the Ted’s Camera Stores team for sponsoring this post! You can check out more of Matthew’s expert tips on all things photography and videography over at Ted’s blog . They have an epic online store, but with 18 stores across Australia, you can also visit in person and chat to a friendly face about the best camera for your needs. Maya x

Author: Maya Anderson

When Maya Anderson was thinking of a name for her homes and design blog, nothing seemed more fitting than House Nerd. Obsessed with everything to do with houses, renovating and interior design, Maya is a features journalist by training with a background in print and a focus on homes and real estate. She has been renovating her 1970s house since forever, loves dogs and can eat her body weight in dumplings.

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How to Write a Script for Your Vlog

In the dynamic realm of digital content creation, vlogging has emerged as a powerful medium for self-expression, storytelling, and sharing experiences. Whether you’re a seasoned vlogger or just embarking on your journey, one key element that can significantly elevate the quality of your vlogs is a well-crafted script for a vlog. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the essence of a vlog script, delve into the significance of scripting your content, offer valuable tips for beginners, and shed light on common pitfalls to avoid.

What is a Vlog?

At its core, a vlog, short for video blog, is an online content format where creators share their thoughts, experiences, or expertise through video. Vlogs often infuse a personal touch, providing viewers with an intimate glimpse into the vlogger’s life or a specific topic. Unlike traditional blogs that rely on written text, vlogs leverage the potent combination of visual and auditory elements to engage and captivate audiences.

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Importance of Writing a Vlog Script for Your Content

While spontaneity has its charm, a well-structured script can significantly enhance the overall quality of your vlog. Here’s why creating a script for a vlog is not just beneficial but crucial for creating compelling content:

Clarity of Message : A script serves as the backbone, helping you organise your thoughts and ensuring a clear and concise delivery of your message. It acts as a roadmap, guiding you through your content with precision and coherence.
Engagement : Structured content keeps viewers engaged. A well-thought-out script maintains a consistent flow, reducing the chances of losing your audience’s interest. Engaged viewers are more likely to watch your vlogs in their entirety and return for more.
Professionalism : A scripted vlog exudes professionalism. It conveys to your audience that you’ve invested time and effort into crafting your content, reflecting a level of dedication that resonates positively with viewers.
Time Efficiency : Scripting can save you time in the long run. It minimises the need for multiple takes and extensive editing, streamlining the production process and allowing you to focus on enhancing the quality of your delivery.

Tips for Beginners Writing a Script

For those new to the world of vlogging, the prospect of writing a script might seem intimidating. Here are some actionable tips to help you get started on your first vlog script:

Define Your Purpose : Before putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard), articulate the purpose of your vlog. Whether it’s to entertain, educate, or inspire, having a well-defined objective will guide your scriptwriting process.
Know Your Audience : Tailor your script to your target audience. Consider their preferences, interests, and the tone that resonates with them. Understanding your audience will help you create content that forges a deeper connection.
Create an Outline : Structure your vlog with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Create an outline that highlights key points or segments you want to cover. This serves as a roadmap, keeping your vlog focused, organised, and engaging.
Inject Personality : While a script provides structure, don’t forget to infuse your personality into your delivery. Authenticity is paramount in vlogging, so let your unique voice and style shine through in your first vlog script.

Things to Avoid While Writing a Vlog Script

While writing a script for a vlog is essential, there are common pitfalls that vloggers should be mindful of to ensure a balanced and engaging presentation:

Over-scripting : While having a script is crucial, reading directly from it can make your delivery sound robotic. Strive for a balance between following the script and allowing room for spontaneous, natural expressions.
Ignoring Visuals : A script is not just about words. Consider the visual elements that will complement your message. Plan shots, transitions, and visuals to enhance the viewer’s experience and make your vlog visually appealing.
Neglecting Flexibility : Be open to spontaneity. If an unplanned moment occurs during filming that adds value to your vlog, don’t be afraid to deviate slightly from the script. Flexibility can lead to more authentic and engaging content.

In the ever-evolving landscape of online content creation, vlogging continues to be a potent tool for connecting with audiences on a personal level. A well-crafted script serves as the foundation, providing structure, clarity, and engagement to your vlogs. For beginners, the journey may seem challenging, but with a defined purpose, knowledge of your audience, and a touch of personality, you can create a script got a vlog that leaves a lasting impression. Remember, scripting is a skill that improves with practice, so embrace the process, learn from each experience, and watch your vlogging prowess soar.

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How to make a vlog script with 7 top tips

February 15, 2021
Mary Woodcock
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A lot of new vloggers make the mistake of going unscripted because they want to be natural on camera, but having a good vlog script shouldn’t prevent you from being authentic. If you don’t script your vlog, by the end of your shoot, you’ll likely have hours of video to edit only to realize that you missed a few important details.

Vlogging can be more difficult than many realise, so we’re here to help you get started. We’ll run through the basics, from how to start a vlog all the way through to our seven top tips for writing a vlog script for your next video

What is a vlog?

Vlogs started out as blogs. Over the years blogging has changed a lot, branching out into other media forms and moving away from more simple text-based mediums. A vlog is a video blog or a video log, and much like the more traditional blog, it’s generally about the creator or an aspect of their life or interests. While there are a number of platforms that people use to host their vlogs, YouTube is the most popular of these.

Vlogs will generally involve the creator sitting and discussing a particular aspect of their life with text, images, music or embedded videos interjected throughout. The biggest YouTuber vloggers spend considerable time planning their content, from the subjects they discuss through to the visuals and the script.

How to start a vlog (script)

The act of starting a vlog is actually relatively simple. All you need is a camera for filming, an internet connection and a YouTube account. Sure, in the long run, you’ll want to grab some editing software and a crystal clear microphone, but, for getting going with your very first video all you need are the basics.

While grabbing a ring light and the best video editing software on the market isn’t something you necessarily need right away, a script absolutely is. Smashing your early scripts out of the park can help keep people watching your videos, and it’s not going to cost you a cent.

How to script a vlog

Now you’re ready to start creating, a script is essential. Organizing the structure of your video before you start means you shouldn’t find yourself forgetting what comes next, and it helps you plan out the length of your video.

A script will make your video flow smoothly, and help you plan where to add music or extra details. Below are 7 top tips for getting your vlog script right.

1. Draft a gripping storyboard

What story do you want to tell and which shots are crucial to your narrative? Start by putting your ideas together into a coherent storyboard so you can get an idea of how the scenes will flow.

2. Instantly hook your viewers

Your vlog script should begin with a strong and catchy hook that immediately draws viewers in and convinces them to stay. Use this part of your script to give viewers a sneak peak of some entertaining footage from the later part of the video or give a high energy explanation of what the video is about and, most importantly, what’s in it for them.

For example, check out how food and cooking vlogger Joshua Weissman hooks his viewers in with a mini-rant about how people get confused about curry. He then invites them to explore this topic with him.

3. Introduce yourself

While this is optional, adding an introduction in your vlog script could be a great way to reaffirm your branding efforts. It shouldn’t be long, but it should seamlessly tie in with the hook and the rest of the content. For example, you could introduce yourself and then explain why the topic is important to you.

The introduction in the following video from Shoom, the Music Operations Manager at Lickd , is an excellent example.

4. List your talking points

One of the worst things that could happen when creating a video is losing track of what you wanted to say and missing all the crucial points you wanted to make. This wastes time and you’ll have to reshoot. To avoid this, create a clear plan of all your important talking points and include them in your vlog script.

First, outline the major talking points in a coherent flow. Then expand on each talking point to further highlight important messages or information relevant to each section. After that, go through the whole video script again to see if you missed anything or if you could make additional points somewhere.

This way, you can easily create a compelling vlog script that comprehensively covers the topic or story.

5. Add markers for voice tone, sound effects and music

Another video no-no is reading off the script in an unexpressive tone while staring blankly at the camera, (unless it’s for comedic value). So when script-writing for YouTube, it’s crucial that you add markers for changes in tones and expressions.

While changes in voice tone can add depth to your script, pairing this with sound effects and music is the best way to really bring your video content to life. Check out Lickd’s million+ track music library to find music based on certain moods.

Here’s a great example of how to use music and sound effects to elevate your script, from YouTube channel, The Zac and Jay Show.

6. Call your viewers to action

Finally, end your vlog script with a call to action that ties in with the topic of the video. You could ask your viewers to like and subscribe, but give them a reason why they should take that action as a result of that particular video.

Here’s an excellent example (skip to 11.29) from Wendy’s YouTube channel, withwendy.

7. Time it right

If you want your video to be of a specific length, do a verbal run-through of your vlog script and time it to make sure it doesn’t exceed the desired duration. If your script is too long for your video, remove unnecessary fillers and points to trim it to the right length.

Win at vlogging

These essential tips will help you understand how to go about writing a vlog script for your YouTube channel and create better, more impactful content. To really make use of these tips, create a video script template that you can modify and customize as you go. That way, you’ll always have a basic frame to guide your new content and will save time on prep and post-production work.

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Weaving music into your scripts can take them to the next level. It can set the tone for the whole video, or enhance a particular section with a punchy sound effect. Imagine your script as pizza dough. You’ve spent hours crafting the dough and adding a sauce that’s full of zing. The music is the toppings, and you only want the very best to finish off your pizza.

Getting the very best vlog music doesn’t have to be difficult. But, finding music that’s free of copyright can often leave you with generic tracks that won’t help you stand out. This is where Lickd comes in.

Lickd gives you access to the biggest tracks from the best artists at low prices. This means you can embellish your vlogs with the latest chart-toppers without having to worry about breaching copyright or paying a big bill. Find the best music for your YouTube vlogs. If you sign up today you can get 25% off your first track!

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How to Write a Vlog Script Like a Pro in 2024

Have you ever watched a vlog and wondered how the vlogger managed to capture your attention, make you laugh, and inspire you to take action? Chances are, they used a script to plan and deliver their content.

A script is a written document that outlines what you want to say and how you want to say it in your vlog. It helps you organize your thoughts, avoid rambling, and communicate your message effectively.

In this article, you will learn how to write a vlog script that engages your audience, showcases your personality, and achieves your goal. Whether you want to entertain, educate, or persuade your viewers, a script can help you create a vlog that stands out from the crowd. Let’s get started!

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How to plan your vlog

Before you start writing your script, you need to do some planning. Planning will help you define your purpose, identify your audience, and choose your topic. Here are some steps to follow:

Choose your target audience: Who are you making your vlog for? What are their interests, needs, and preferences? How can you appeal to them and solve their problems? Knowing your audience will help you tailor your content and tone to suit them.

Set a goal: What do you want to achieve with your vlog? Do you want to inform, entertain, persuade, or inspire your viewers? Having a clear goal will help you focus your message and measure your success.

Pick a topic: What are you going to talk about in your vlog? Choose a topic that is relevant to your audience, goal, and niche. Make sure it is specific, original, and interesting. You can use tools like Google Trends , Keyword Planner, or BuzzSumo to find popular and trending topics in your field.

Create a brief: A brief is a summary of your vlog idea. It should include the title, the main points, the hook, and the call to action. A brief will help you organize your thoughts and guide your writing process.

These are the steps to plan your vlog. By following them, you will have a clear vision of what you want to say and how you want to say it in your script.

How to write a vlog script

Once you have planned your vlog, you can start writing your script. Writing a script is not the same as writing an essay or a blog post. You need to write in a way that sounds natural and engaging when spoken aloud.

Here are some tips and techniques for writing a vlog script that captures your audience’s attention and delivers your message effectively:

1. Use a three-act structure:

A three-act structure is a common storytelling technique that divides your script into three parts: the beginning, the middle, and the end. The beginning introduces your topic, your goal, and your hook.

The middle develops your main points, provides evidence, and builds tension. The end resolves the conflict, summarizes your main points, and gives a call to action. A three-act structure will help you create a clear and coherent narrative for your vlog.

2. Write in a conversational tone:

A vlog is a personal and informal way of communicating with your viewers. You want to sound like you are talking to a friend, not lecturing a class.

To achieve a conversational tone, use simple and direct language, avoid jargon and technical terms, use contractions and slang, and address your viewers directly.

You can also use rhetorical questions, anecdotes, and jokes to make your vlog more lively and relatable.

3. Add humor and emotion:

One of the best ways to connect with your viewers and keep them entertained is to use humor and emotion in your vlog. Humor can make your vlog more fun and memorable, while emotion can make your vlog more authentic and persuasive.

You can use humor and emotion to highlight your personality, illustrate your points, and create contrast. However, be careful not to overdo it or offend your audience. Use humor and emotion that are appropriate for your topic, your goal, and your audience.

4. Use transitions and call to action:

Transitions are words or phrases that link your sentences and paragraphs together. They help your viewers follow your logic and understand how your ideas are related.

You can use transitions to show contrast, comparison, cause and effect, sequence, and summary. For example, you can use words like “however”, “similarly”, “because”, “then”, and “in conclusion”.

A call to action is a statement that tells your viewers what you want them to do after watching your vlog. It can be to subscribe to your channel, leave a comment, share your vlog, or visit your website. A call to action is a powerful way to motivate your viewers and increase your engagement.

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How to edit and refine your vlog script

After you have written your vlog script, you need to edit and refine it. Editing and refining your script will help you polish your language, improve your clarity and coherence, and eliminate any errors or mistakes. Here are some best practices to edit and refine your vlog script:

1. Read it aloud:

Reading your script aloud will help you check how it sounds and flows when spoken. You can also record yourself and listen to the playback.

This will help you identify any awkward phrases, long sentences, or unclear words. You can also ask someone else to read your script and give you feedback.

2. Check for clarity and coherence:

Clarity and coherence are essential for making your vlog easy to understand and follow. You want to make sure your script has a clear purpose, a logical structure, and a smooth transition. You can use tools like Hemingway Editor or Grammarly to check your readability and grammar.

3. Cut out unnecessary words:

Unnecessary words are words that do not add any meaning or value to your script. They can make your script longer, boring, or redundant.

You can use tools like WordCounter or Wordy to check your word count and remove any filler words, adverbs, or passive voice.

4. Proofread for spelling and punctuation errors:

Spelling and punctuation errors can ruin your credibility and professionalism. They can also confuse or distract your viewers. You can use tools like SpellCheckPlus or ProWritingAid to check your spelling and punctuation and correct any errors.

These are some best practices to edit and refine your vlog script. By following them, you will have a vlog script that is concise, accurate, and engaging.

Vlog Script Examples:

Here are some vlog script templates that will help you to write your vlog script.

1. Travel vlog script example: Travel vlog introduction script sample

Hi everyone, welcome to my channel, where I share my travel adventures and tips with you. Today, I’m in Paris, the city of love, lights, and art. In this vlog, I’m going to show you some of the best places to visit, eat, and enjoy in this amazing city. Let’s go!

[Show some shots of Paris landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, etc.]

As you can see, Paris is full of beautiful and iconic sights that you can’t miss. But there’s more to Paris than just the tourist attractions. In this vlog, I’m going to take you to some of the hidden gems and local spots that will make you fall in love with Paris even more.

[Show some shots of lesser-known places, such as the Montmartre district, the Canal Saint-Martin, the Latin Quarter, etc.]

These are some of the places that I discovered and enjoyed during my stay in Paris. They are not as crowded as the popular spots, but they are just as charming and authentic.

You can find some of the best cafes, restaurants, shops, and street art here. I’ll leave the links to the places I visited in the description below, so you can check them out if you’re interested.

[Show some shots of the food, drinks, souvenirs, and art that you tried or bought.]

Paris is also a paradise for foodies and art lovers. You can find some of the most delicious and diverse cuisines here, from French classics to international dishes.

You can also explore some of the most amazing and inspiring museums and galleries here, from the famous ones like the Louvre and the Orsay to the lesser-known ones like the Pompidou and the Rodin.

I had a blast trying out different foods and admiring different artworks here. I’ll leave the links to the places I visited in the description below, so you can check them out if you’re interested.

[Show some shots of yourself having fun, meeting people, or doing something memorable.]

But the best part of Paris is the people and the culture. I met some of the most friendly and helpful locals here, who gave me some great tips and recommendations. I also learned some of the history and traditions of this city, which made me appreciate it even more.

I had some of the most memorable and fun experiences here, from watching the sunset on the Seine to dancing at a street festival to taking a cooking class. I’ll leave the links to the places I visited in the description below, so you can check them out if you’re interested.

[Show some shots of yourself saying goodbye to Paris and thanking your viewers.]

And that’s it for my Paris vlog. I hope you enjoyed it and learned something new. Paris is truly a magical and wonderful city that I can’t wait to visit again. If you liked this vlog, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more travel videos.

And don’t forget to leave a comment and let me know what you think of Paris, or if you have any questions or suggestions for me. Thank you so much for watching and I’ll see you in the next one. Au revoir!

2. Food vlog script Template:

1. Introduction

Greet your viewers and welcome them to your channel.
Introduce your topic and your hook. The hook is a statement or a question that grabs your viewers’ attention and interest.
Explain what your viewers can expect from your food vlog, such as the type, cuisine, location, or rating of the food you are going to try.
Invite your viewers to join you and start your food vlog.
Show your viewers the food you are going to try and tell them what it is, how it is made, and what it costs.
Try the food and give your honest opinion and review. Describe the taste, texture, appearance, and aroma of the food. Compare it to other similar foods you have tried before. Rate it on a scale of 1 to 10, or use other criteria, such as value, quality, or service.
Show your viewers the surroundings and the atmosphere of the place where you are eating. Tell them about the history, culture, or significance of the place. Share some interesting facts or stories related to the place or the food.
Interact with the staff, the owner, or the chef of the place where you are eating. Ask them questions about the food, the ingredients, the recipe, or the preparation. Compliment them on their work and thank them for their service.
Interact with other customers, locals, or tourists who are eating at the same place. Ask them what they think of the food, the place, or the experience. Share your opinions and recommendations with them. Make some friends and have some fun.

3. Conclusion

Summarize your main points and restate your hook. Remind your viewers of what you tried, what you liked, and what you learned in your food vlog.
Give a call to action. A call to action is a statement that tells your viewers what you want them to do after watching your food vlog, such as subscribing, commenting, liking, sharing, or visiting your website.
Say goodbye and thank your viewers for watching your food vlog. Tell them when and where you will see them next. End your food vlog with a catchy slogan or a signature sign-off.

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How do I create a vlogging script?

A vlogging script is a written document that outlines what you want to say and how you want to say it in your vlog. It helps you organize your thoughts, avoid rambling, and communicate your message effectively. To create a vlogging script, you need to choose your topic, audience, and goal, then write a brief, an outline, and a script, following a clear and coherent structure. You can use tools like Google Docs or Celtx to write your script.

How do I write my first vlog?

Writing your first vlog can be challenging, but also rewarding. You need to have a clear idea of what you want to share with your viewers, and how you want to share it. You also need to have a good camera, microphone, and editing software to record and edit your vlog. You can use tools like YouTube Studio or Filmora to edit your vlog. You also need to have a catchy title, thumbnail, and description to attract viewers to your vlog. You can use tools like Canva or Snappa to create your thumbnail.

What do you say when you start a vlog?

When you start a vlog, you want to say something that welcomes your viewers, introduces your topic, and hooks your viewers. For example, you can say something like: “Hi everyone, welcome to my channel, where I share my [insert your niche or passion here] with you. Today, I’m going to [insert your topic or goal here]. This is something that [insert your hook here]. Let’s get started!”

How can I write a vlog script?

You can write a vlog script by following these steps: 1) Choose your topic, audience, and goal. 2) Write a brief, summary of your vlog idea. 3) Write an outline, a list of the main points and subpoints you want to cover in your vlog. 4) Write your script, using a conversational tone, humor, emotion, transitions, and call to action. 5) Edit and refine your script, reading it aloud, checking for clarity and coherence, cutting out unnecessary words, and proofreading for spelling and punctuation errors.

What is the format of a vlog?

A vlog is a video blog or a video log, and it usually follows a simple format: introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction is where you introduce yourself, your topic, and your hook. The hook is a statement or a question that grabs your viewers’ attention and interest. The body is where you develop your main points, provide evidence, and build rapport with your viewers. The conclusion is where you summarize your main points, restate your hook, and give a call to action. A call to action is a statement that tells your viewers what you want them to do after watching your vlog, such as subscribing, commenting, or sharing.

Conclusion:

In this article, you have learned how to write a vlog script that engages your audience, showcases your personality, and achieves your goal. You have learned how to plan your vlog, write your vlog script, and edit and refine your vlog script.

By following these steps, you will be able to create a vlog that stands out from the crowd and attracts more viewers. Now it’s your turn to try it out for yourself.

Grab your camera, write your script, and start vlogging! Don’t forget to share your vlog with us in the comments below. And if you liked this article, please subscribe to our blog for more tips and tricks on vlogging.

Thank you for reading and happy vlogging! 😊

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5 Vlog Script Templates to Elevate Your Content

Creating engaging vlog content can sometimes feel like a daunting task. With the right script, however, you can transform your vlogs from simple diary entries into captivating stories that engage and grow your audience. Here are five versatile vlog script templates that cater to different styles and can help inject creativity and structure into your vlogging process.

1. The Storyteller Template

Nothing captivates an audience quite like a good story. Kick off your vlog by grabbing attention with an intriguing hook—a question, a bold statement, or a preview of the story’s climax.

Next, dive into the narrative. Lay out the setting, introduce your characters (which could just be you), and unfold the events in a sequence that builds tension and interest. Use descriptive language and show rather than tell.

Include milestones or chapters in your story to keep the viewer engaged and to give a sense of progression. Remember to vary your sentence length and pace to match the mood you’re conveying.

Wrap up your story with a resolution or a lesson learned. Encourage the audience to reflect and invite them to share their own experiences in the comments.

2. The How-To Guide Template

Start with an overview of what you will be teaching and why it’s valuable. Make it clear to your viewers what they will gain by watching your vlog.

Detail the step-by-step process. Use bullet points or numbers to organize the content for clarity. Incorporate tips and tricks that you’ve learned through your own experience.

Include visuals or demonstrations when possible since this is a visual medium—show, don’t just tell.

Summarize the steps briefly and showcase the end result. Invite viewers to try it out for themselves and to share their outcomes or questions.

3. The Reaction/Review Template

Begin by introducing the subject you’ll be reacting to or reviewing. It could be a new song, movie, product, or even a viral video.

As you go through the reaction or review, segment your content into manageable sections—initial thoughts, key moments, and detailed critique. Make your emotions and opinions clear, but also explain the reasoning behind them.

Always aim to provide value, whether through entertainment or insightful commentary, making your vlog both enjoyable and informative.

End with a summary of your thoughts and maybe rate the subject. Then, encourage viewers to join the discussion or suggest what they’d like you to review next.

4. The Travel Journal Template

Open with an exciting overview of the location you’ll be exploring. Provide context about why this place is unique or meaningful.

Detail the journey not as a timetable of events but as an evolving exploration. Include personal experiences, encounters with locals, and discoveries of less known attractions or foods.

Utilize your visuals to transport viewers to the location with you.

Reflect on your journey, what you’ve learned, and how it has affected you. Motivate your viewers to venture out and discover the joys of travel themselves.

5. The Daily Vlog Template

Begin with sharing what your day has in store and why it’s unique enough for your audience to want to stick around.

Take your viewers through your day with timestamps or transitions and emphasize the highs and lows to keep them emotionally invested.

Be authentic and let your personality shine through the mundane and the extraordinary alike.

Reflect on your day, what you’ve achieved, and how it felt. You can also preview what’s coming up in future vlogs.

Crafting a memorable vlog goes beyond just filming; it’s about sharing your world through a well-told story. These templates can serve as the foundation to your vlog scripts, but the magic lies in how you adapt and infuse them with your personality and perspective. Happy vlogging!

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How to write a tour script that your customers will rave about

There’s nothing worse than leading a tour to a group of bored guests. When your guests lose interest in the tour experience, it’s hard to grab their attention back.

This is why the most successful tours are based on a bulletproof tour scripts, a blueprint for the experience that’s been tested and revised over time.

In this guide, we’ll dive into the art of tour script along with sharing best practices and potential pitfalls to avoid.

What is a tour script?

A tour script is the backbone of a guided experience.

On paper, it’s a well-organized outline of the information, stories, facts, and interactions that a guide will deliver during a tour.

A tour script not only provides the structure for an experience, but also weaves a narrative that keeps guests engaged. It sort of serves as a guide’s compass, ensuring that they cover key points, interact with their audience, and maintain a consistent flow throughout the tour.

What are the benefits of writing a tour script?

Even the most experienced tour guides can benefit from a well-written tour script — here’s why:

Provides structure and clarity: A tour script acts as a roadmap, ensuring that your tour follows a clear and logical structure. It helps tour guides organize their thoughts, preventing any confusion or stumbling during the tour.
Keeps the experience consistent: With a script in hand, each tour becomes a uniform, high-quality presentation of information and anecdotes.
Engages your audience: A well-written script captivates an audience with engaging stories, facts, and insights.
Gives your guide a chance to introduce themselves: A script should feature a fun introduction, allowing guests to build a personal connection with your guides right away.
A confidence boost for guides: Armed with a ready-to-go script, tour guides feel more confident and prepared — which, in turn, translates into a more enjoyable delivery.

5 steps for writing a tour script

Let’s take a look at how you might create a compelling tour script that leaves a lasting impression on your guests.

Step 1: Define your tour’s theme and goals

Begin by clarifying the central theme and objectives of your tour. Are you highlighting historical sites, local cuisine, or natural landmarks?

Then, define your goals. Are you educating, entertaining, or both?

Let’s say you live in Philadelphia: The city has heavy historical significance, so you design a walking tour that takes guests on a chronological journey of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

With your tour’s theme and goal in mind — “historical” and “to inform” in the example above — you can start to create a cohesive and memorable storyline.

Step 2: Research your content thoroughly

Gather detailed information about the sites, facts, and anecdotes you plan to include in your script. Double- and triple-check your facts with reputable sources, historical records, and local experts.

While you’re researching, take special note of interesting tidbits and any quirky stories that come up. These can be used as “fun facts” throughout the tour.

The more knowledgeable you are, the more engaging your narrative will be. Your research will give your tour credibility and provide you with the proper ammunition to answer guests’ questions.

Step 3: Write a captivating introduction

An engaging opening sets the tone and captures your guests’ interest from the start.

With that in mind, write an attention-grabbing introduction for each segment of your tour.

For example, at the city’s oldest building, you might start with, “Welcome to the cornerstone of our journey, the Old Town Hall. Let’s unlock its secrets together.”

This will hook your guests’ attention and keep them interested in each stop of the tour.

Step 4: Make the script interactive

Include interactive elements that encourage guest participation, like thought-provoking questions, fun facts, or challenges.

For example, when visiting a site that used to be a market, pose the following questions to your guests: “Can you imagine the bustling market that once surrounded this square? What do you think was the most popular item sold here?”

When guests actively participate in the storytelling, the experience becomes more memorable for them.

Step 5: End with a memorable conclusion

Craft a conclusion that ties together the main themes and emotions of the tour.

Let’s say your tour ends at the city square. You might say something like, “Our journey has unveiled the stories etched in these stones. As you leave, remember the resilience and spirit that continue to shape this city.”

A strong conclusion leaves guests with a sense of fulfillment and a positive impression of the tour, increasing their likelihood of sharing positive feedback.

Don’t forget to remind your guests to leace you a review on your preferred OTA platform and/or website. Including this quick call to action will motivate guests to provide you feedback once they leave your tour.

How to write a tour script for an in-person live tour

When writing a tour script for an in-person live tour, you need to consider all the factors that can make or break a face-to-face interaction.

The more your interact with your guests — like prompting them with trivia questions and sharing anecdotes — the more engaging the tour will be.

In a live tour, you can also use body language and facial expressions to enhance the storytelling experience. Think through how your gestures can complement key points, and where to establish eye contact to connect with different audience members.

Finally, pay close attention to your audience’s reactions. Adjust the pacing and delivery of your speech based on their engagement level. Make sure to leave room for spontaneous interactions and allow time for guests to ask questions.

How to write a tour script for a self-guided audio tour

Unlike live tours, where guides lead in real-time, audio tours rely solely on your script to captivate visitors.

Begin with clear and concise descriptions of each point of interest. Since you won’t be there to address questions, the script should be comprehensive and help listeners visualize their surroundings. Use navigation cues so they can progress from one point to another. Mention landmarks, specific directions, and a logical sequence to guide them.

Storytelling is just as important in a self-guided audio tour — if not more. Your script is the only thing that will keep visitors engaged; fill it with anecdotes and background information about each point of interest.

Finally, timing is key to preventing listener fatigue. Leave ample room for reflection between each audio segment.

How to write a tour script for a virtual tour

Virtual tours, like audio tours, rely solely on your script to take participants on a journey from the comfort of their screens.

Here, you’re not limited by physical constraints, so you can create a fluid narrative that transitions smoothly. Your script will guide viewers through different locations, so make sure to describe the surroundings in detail to enhance the visual component of the tour.

Again, storytelling remains essential. Your narration should foster a sense of exploration — the better the narration, the more immersed the viewer will feel.

Similar to an in-person tour, interactive prompts should also be used to keep viewers engaged throughout.

3 examples of great tour scripts

Here we’ll dissect three great tour scripts — from a cathedral in Dublin, a safari in Toronto, and a museum in Milwaukee.

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We will start from here (presuming you are standing near Celtic Gravestone at shop); walk down into the north transept, or left arm, of the Cathedral. We will stop again at the Choir and then loop around into the south transept finally ending up back roughly where we started. The tour will last approximately 40 minutes and if you have any questions as we go please don’t hesitate to ask.

Then, the script begins by sharing the story of St Patrick himself.

“You may not be familiar with the story of our patron saint,” it says, ensuring that everyone in the group is on the same page. Rather than just pointing to the pictures on a window of the cathedral, the script tells the saint’s story through those pictures. The ongoing narrative captures the audience’s attention and keeps them engaged throughout the tour.

This script also includes several “optional extras,” such as an organ containing over four thousand pipes. This is a great way to give the guide some flexibility. Tour guides have the ability to read a crowd — they can then make extra stops that align with the interests of each group.

Self-guided tour

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Toronto Zoo’s Scenic Safari drive-thru tour is a self-guided adventure.

The audio script starts with a message from the CEO warmly welcoming visitors to the zoo. It’s followed by important safety rules that remind visitors to remain in their vehicles, keep noise to a minimum, and drive no faster than 5 km per hour. It’s important to start a self-guided tour with any guidelines that apply to the visit since there is no physical guide present.

The zoo points out interesting facts to pique visitors’ curiosity throughout the tour, like “Did you know that a tiger can bite down with the force of 1,000 pounds” and “A ‘long call’ from an orangutan can be heard up to 2 kilometers away.”

It also uses trivia questions to keep them engaged: “What color do you think a yak’s milk is?”

Mixing educational elements with storytelling makes the safari tour even more memorable for visitors.

Virtual tour

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The Milwaukee Public Museum offers 360° virtual tours , including one of a gallery focused on the common traits shared by all civilizations.

The virtual tour starts at the entrance and moves through an interactive screen that showcases each section of the Crossroads of Civilization exhibit. The script has clear navigational cues, like “You are standing before a model of the First Courtyard of that temple while it is under construction.” This gives the visitor a sense of direction within the virtual experience.

The script also keeps users engaged by offering additional features only available online — like a PDF about colors used in ancient Egyptian art. Viewers can then choose to delve into the topics they’re most interested in, making the tour feel more personalized.

6 best practices for writing an engaging tour script

Breathe life into your tour script with these key strategies:

1. Use humor

Infusing humor into your script can transform a mundane description into a memorable anecdote. Don’t be afraid to let your personality shine — and don’t hold back on witty stories or lighthearted observations that make your visitors laugh

For example, during a historical walking tour, you might playfully mention how a renowned figure’s statue seems to have witnessed centuries of gossip.

2. Tell stories

A well-told narrative can transport visitors into the past or alternate realities. Being a good storyteller is key to captivating your audience’s imagination. While guiding a tour through an art gallery, you could share the fascinating backstory behind a masterpiece, revealing the artist’s personal struggles and triumphs.

3. Use clear and simple language

Make your script easy to understand. Avoid jargon or technical language that non-experts on the subject wouldn’t understand. Imagine leading a wine-tasting tour: Instead of delving into technical terminology, you would describe the flavors and aromas in relatable terms like “notes of ripe berries” or “subtle hints of oak.”

4. Incorporate interactive elements

Engagement flourishes when your guests are actively involved. Questions, prompts, or challenges encourage them to interact with their surroundings, keeping the group interested from start to finish. For instance, while guiding a hiking trip, you could prompt hikers to look for specific bird species and share their discoveries with the group.

5. Create emotional connections

Always start your tour script by introducing yourself in a friendly manner. Then, make your passion for the said activity known. When guests see how excited you are about the tour, this excitement will translate back to them. During a walking tour, for example, you might share your history with the city, including your favorite memories there.

6. Embrace surprise and curiosity

Unexpected twists or intriguing facts spark curiosity and attract your guests’ attention. On that same walking tour, for example, you might reveal a hidden alleyway with a captivating history, leaving them eager to explore further.

3 common mistakes in tour script writing

There are a few common pitfalls that can dampen a tour script’s impact. Here are three mistakes to avoid:

1. Information overload

One of the most common mistakes is overwhelming participants with too many details. Bombarding them with an abundance of historical facts, dates, and figures can lead to information fatigue.

Instead, focus on delivering key highlights that are relevant to your narrative. For instance, on an architecture tour, avoid inundating participants with every structural detail and instead focus on the stories behind the most interesting buildings.

2. No interaction

Tour scripts that merely deliver a monologue can fall flat. Neglecting interactive elements can leave participants feeling disconnected from the experience.

To avoid this, leave room for your guests to ask questions, share their observations, or even participate in mini-activities.

During a food tour, for instance, you might ask guests to talk about their favorite meal, fostering a sense of participation.

3. Ignoring pace and timing

You can quickly lose a crowd by rushing through explanations or dwelling excessively on minor details. Dragging out a segment can also bored your guests to death.

Tour guides need to strike a balance between information overload and conciseness. They can do so by allocating appropriate time for each stop and topic. For example, on a museum tour, you’ll allot extra time to explore a major exhibit, ensuring that visitors have ample time to absorb the information.

A well-written tour script possesses the power to immerse guests in your experience. By marrying your storytelling techniques with thoughtful interactions and original humor, your scripts will result in tours that leave a lasting impression on your guests.

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Writing Scripts for Vlogs | Fundamentals & Tips

Does your mind go blank as soon as a camera is on you? You need a script. We’ve got some hints on writing scripts that’ll make your vlogs more engaging!

When it comes to vlogging, there is a lot to consider in order to create an interesting and quality piece of content. On the technical side of things, you need a decent vlogging kit and access to powerful video editing software. Depending on the type of vlogs you make, or want to make, you’ll need other gear too. For instance, travel vlogging must-haves might include more camera mounts and portable kit. Whereas, a beauty vlog might rely more heavily on clever lighting set-ups .

Besides all the gear and tech, a crucial part of vlogging to nail is the tone and structure. This all comes down to the script. If you’re not used to writing scripts, it may be difficult to appreciate their significance.

Why Do Scripts Matter?

Even if you’re creating relatively short videos on YouTube , a script will change whether your content is jumbled and messy, or engaging and well-timed. First of all, let’s look at what a vlog is, so we can understand everything that could go wrong without a solid script…

A vlog is a portmanteau of “video blog”. Quite simply, a vlog is a type of blog where, instead of written word, video is the medium. They can cover any topic, be made in varying styles, and be shared across numerous platforms, like YouTube, Vimeo , or social media channels like Instagram .

Even though a vlog might not have as high production value as a feature film or TV show, they can still be just as important. Many vloggers earn money for their videos on YouTube, helping them to turn vlogging into a career.

If you want to turn content into your career, making use of scripts will help. If your videos don’t follow a defined format, and are just 15-minute rambles, viewers are going to quickly switch off. Like most types of video content, there needs to be a compelling hook at the start. What you say at the beginning of your video will determine whether audiences stick around.

If your vlog seeks to inform and educate (by the way, this type of content is consistently popular on YouTube), then you need to organise how you’re going to deliver this information. Without a script, you risk missing important points or giving scrambled instructions. This won’t add value to your viewers’ lives, and could confuse them further.

So, how do you use a script to make sure you are being helpful and watchable at the same time?

Structuring Vlog Scripts

The simplest approach to structuring anything is including a beginning, middle, and end. If you cast your mind back to English class in school, you might remember structures made up of an introduction, build-up, climax, and resolution. Somewhere between the two is ideal for writing scripts for vlogs.

The structure of a vlog script needs to focus a little more on the reaction of your audience, and the engagement between them and the vlog. For example, the introduction needs to be more than just an explanation of what will happen in the video. It needs to hook viewers. This can be done by identifying pain points and promising to resolve them. You can pique people’s interest much more easily if you’re promising them some kind of benefit right off the bat.

Continuing with the idea of pain points and problem-solving, we’ve laid an effective script structure that will pull in viewers and keep them watching.

Hook – grab people’s attention and connect with them, so they’re intrigued by what else you have to say.
Outline the problem you’ll be solving – break down the issue you’ll be solving and how exactly the video is going to run.
Give the solution – show your audience how you fix the issue, and how they can also fix it, remembering to keep things simple and easy to follow.
Summary and CTA – sum up everything you’ve covered, so it sticks in your viewers’ minds, then give them a call to action, so they have some direction going forward.

The type of content you share in your vlogs will mean this structure varied in propriety for you. Secondly, sticking very strictly to a script may not work for you. You can go off-piste and improvise a little if you’re comfortable. It’s also important not to sound too stiff or robotic when using a script.

Whether you use a full-blown script, or more of a prompt sheet behind the camera, we’ve got some handy hints to help you engage your audience with content that flows.

Show your Style

If you’re a beginner vlogger, it can be difficult to find your style right away. A lot of what you do will be inspired by vloggers you admire. Taking ideas from other creators in your niche is helpful up to a point. You shouldn’t try and copy them too closely – they already exist so why try and replicate them.

Identify things that make you different from your vlogging heroes, and highlight this. These characteristics could be the thing that make you somebody’s favourite fashion vlogger or games content creator. This will help you avoid blending too much into the background of the vlogging world.

Be Relatable

When sharing the solution to the problem you’re addressing with your audience, it helps to be relatable. This is something that can easily be overlooked when riffing, but writing scripts for can lock in to your content.

Helping your audience to relate to you will create a connection between yourself and them. They’ll trust your word much more, and value your advice and help. In terms of vlogging and a content creation career, this equates to increased views , more subscribers , and more revenue.

You can be relatable by simply sharing your own personal experiences. You’re probably sharing how to solve a problem with your audience because you’ve been through it yourself, and wished you’d been giving advice before. Sharing your account helps viewers to place you in the real world, just like one of their friends or family. This should keep them coming back to your content for more.

Don’t Skip the CTA

When writing scripts for vlogs, people tend to get very hung up on the hook and intro, and forget about the ending. It’s important not to just trail off at the end of a video. Doing this can leave your audience feeling lacklustre and unsure of what to do with the information they’ve just received.

Depending on your overall goal, you should give viewers a clear and compelling call to action. If your aim is to increase engagement on your YouTube channel, you can urge viewers to comment with their own experiences, opinions, or alternative takes.

Using features like YouTube cards paired with a CTA is great if your aim is to increase views and keep people on your channel. If you’ve got a video that relates to the one you’re wrapping up, you can direct viewers there. Creating a content web on YouTube is an incredibly reliable way to boost your analytics as well as authority.

Writing scripts for vlogs might seem like adding extra effort to your content creation process, but it will pay off in dividends.

Once you get used to structuring the video and find a rhythm you’re happy with, the writing process will become much quicker. You’ll be able to cover a range of topics without having to start from scratch each time with your script. Although, be careful not to fall into the trap of sounding too formulaic and predictable.

Using a well-written script will ensure your content is clear, concise, and valuable. If you keep sharing videos like this with people, they’re going to keep coming back to you.

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How to Write Impactful Real Estate Video Scripts- with Examples

Do videos really sell houses?

Absolutely…

Studies reveal that 73% of buyers and sellers prefer realtors who use real estate videos for marketing.

Imagine there’s a buyer who’s continuously going through countless listings online. Now imagine the same buyer who fortunately saw a video highlighting the property’s features and the neighborhood areas.

Do you feel the impact? He will surely contact the person who recorded the video.

People want to buy a home from people they trust. For realtors, building trust is paramount for qualified leads, and videos are ideal for establishing that connection.

Not all of you, as a realtor, are equally comfortable in front of the camera, though. You don’t know what to say or on which topics you should make the videos.

Well, don’t worry…

With BIGVU AI scriptwriter , you can effortlessly create real estate video scripts on any topic and confidently record with BIGVU teleprompter .

Let’s see how…

7 Video Scripts Ideas for Real Estate Videos (with Examples)

Real estate video script for fsbo (for sale by owner).

Selling a home independently, without a realtor, is no small feat. As a realtor, you must understand the unique challenges your potential clients face, especially FSBO sellers.

FSBO sellers want to save commissions and therefore they take responsibility for managing the entire sales process themselves. It’s praiseworthy but has its limitations- from pricing the property right to navigating legal intricacies without professional guidance.

So, how you, as a realtor, should create a video for them? Remember, your script should strike a balance without overshadowing the DIY seller’s efforts.

Your input in BIGVU’s AI magic writer will be somewhat similar to this-

“Why you should consider a realtor when selling a home?”

When you enter the same input in BIGVU, you’ll get a few topics as shown below. Pick up anyone and hit the ‘generate’ button to get your complete video script.

For this example, we’ve gone with the second point- “How a realtor can help you price your home correctly?”

And we’ve got the below script as an output-

"When it comes to pricing your home correctly, a realtor can be your biggest ally. They have the knowledge and experience to analyze market trends and compare similar properties in your area. With their expertise, they can accurately assess the value of your home and help you set the right price. This will not only attract potential buyers but also ensure that you get the best price for your property. So, don't underestimate the importance of working with a realtor when it comes to pricing your home!"

Now, you can change and play with different inputs and outputs and select the one that best suits your topic.

Check out this informative video where Kami Hall assists FSBO sellers by sharing valuable insights on negotiation strategies and terms to consider when selling your house.

Real Estate Agent Introduction Video Script

In the real estate business, the sale only happens when you successfully make a long-lasting impression through videos. And the ‘about me’ or ‘self-introduction’ type of video is your goldmine ticket for that.

Interestingly, 9% of all real estate video scripts generated through BIGVU focus on realtor self-introduction.

Typically, these videos follow a similar structure- your name, the real estate group you represent, years of experience, your unique qualities, driving force, and a crystal-clear call to action. These videos last between 30 seconds to 1 minute.

Why are these videos crucial?

People prefer doing business with individuals they connect with. Your "About Me" video serves as a virtual handshake, allowing potential clients to know, like, and trust you. Highlight your background, achievements, certifications, and qualifications to showcase your expertise.

Remember, viewers want to know who you are and, more importantly, what you can do for them. So your realtor self-introduction script that you can use in AI magic writer will be similar to this-

“Hi, I'm [Your Name], a member of [Real Estate Group]. With [X] years of experience, I bring [Unique Quality] to every transaction. I ensure you find your dream home or sell your property seamlessly. Call me today!"

When we entered the same input in BIGVU AI writer, we got a few excellent results like these-

“Hi, I'm Utkarsh Jaiswal, a member of the YYYY Real Estate Group. With 5 years of experience in the industry, I bring Unique Quality to every transaction. Whether you're looking to buy your dream home or sell your property seamlessly, I am here to assist you every step of the way. My knowledge of the market, attention to detail, and dedication to my clients sets me apart. So why wait? Call me today and let's make your real estate goals a reality.”

Important Tip- Keep your video scripts conversational, genuine, relatable, and actionable – you never know when that 60 seconds will turn a viewer into your next satisfied client.

Watch as Alex Kolesar beautifully introduces himself, sharing his background and motivation for being a realtor in this video.

Scripts for Real Estate Agents for Selling Through Their Unique Philosophy

As a realtor, you must think what’s your selling philosophy?

Start by reflecting on what truly matters to you in the real estate business. And then craft your video script based on that.

For example, let’s say you believe in a three-step approach- promote, present, and price . You should now emphasize working with clients who share similar values and expectations. Your philosophy isn't one-size-fits-all. It's a filter that makes sure you attract clients who appreciate your approach.

Now let’s try to weave this philosophy into a compelling video script. Your input in the BIGVU AI writer will be somewhat similar to this-

"Hi there, I'm [Your Name], and I don't just sell homes; I follow a philosophy that revolves around three crucial steps – Promote, Present, and Price. It means you're not just getting a realtor; you're getting a guide through the entire process."

For these types of scripts, use the ‘Tailored sales pitch’ option for better output.

When we entered the same script in BIGVU, we got the following result-

“Hi there, I'm Utkarsh. Are you a home buyer looking for the perfect home? Well, look no further. With me, you'll not only get a realtor, but a trusted guide who will walk you through every step of the process. Our philosophy of Promote, Present, and Price ensures that you'll have the best possible experience. We understand the needs of home buyers like you, and we're here to help you find your dream home. So why wait? Contact us today and let us help you find your perfect match.”

This way, your video script becomes an expression of your philosophy and it directly resonates with those who value what you bring to the table.

Take a look at this video where Sascha Chatman clearly explains how video Marketing can help You attract leads and grow your real estate business.

Real Estate Script for Buyers

Buying a home isn’t just a money transaction, it’s filled with emotions and aspirations. When you recognize the concerns of homebuyers and make a video that answers their queries, you’ve already taken the initial step of making a trustworthy relationship.

You may be unaware, but both first-time and repeat homebuyers rank their fear of buying a new home alongside the biggest human fears. There are various factors responsible for it like the fear of not affording their mortgage or taking on debts.

Your video script should be all about educating your viewers! Some frequent subjects under this category are-

When is the best time to buy any property?
Effect of interest rates on the market
How to get the best sales agreement, and what to pay attention to?
Buying your first home - how to prepare?
The current status of the local market

From the buyer’s perspective, the benefits of working with a realtor should be invaluable. So the first draft of your script should be similar to-

"Hi, I'm [Your Name], your guide to finding your dream home. I'm going to touch on important points such as the best time to buy, interest rates, how to prepare yourself, and many other important aspects.”

We got the following video scripts as an output to help that can guide real estate home buyers.

“Hi, I'm Utkarsh Jaiswal, your guide to finding your dream home. Today, I'm going to share some valuable insights about the real estate market that will help you make the best decision when it comes to buying a house. We'll discuss the best time to buy, current interest rates, and how to prepare yourself for this big step. So, let's dive in and make your dream of owning a home a reality!”

Further, you can talk on different points and generate a script for each of them.

Real Estate Scripts for Sellers

As a realtor, you should understand that when a homeowner decides to sell his/her property, they’re bidding farewell to memories and emotions tied to their home.

So you’ve to position yourself as their valuable partner in their selling process. Create videos on topics such as neighborhood guides nearby that property or simply record a property tour type of video.

In neighborhood guides and update videos, you can cover the following topics in your video-

Nearby hospitals, schools and parks
Local businesses- such as supermarkets, restaurants, and gyms
Insider Tips: Conduct interviews with the locals! Include recommendations for hidden gems, off-the-beaten-path attractions, and other must-see places in the neighborhood.

You can start with something like this-

“Here's the walkthrough of the new house in Orlando, Florida. The people here are friendly and helpful. There's a public hospital nearby, schools for children, and parks for meetings and gatherings. The supermarket is just 2 blocks away with nearly all items available. If interested, call me at XXXX-XXXX.”

For these types of videos, where you’re giving your opinion or sharing news, select the ‘My News Flash’ option. Here’s the output, we got-

‍ “Hey everyone, this is Utkarsh Jaiswal, and I'm here to give you a quick update on the new house in Orlando, Florida. Let me give you a walkthrough - it's a beautiful neighborhood with friendly and helpful people. There's a public hospital nearby, schools for the kids, and parks for all your meetings and gatherings. Plus, the supermarket is just two blocks away, with nearly all items available. If you're interested, give me a call at XXXX-XXXX. See you soon!” ‍

Use a tool like BIGVU to add your contact details inside the video. It helps potential clients to get in touch with them to view the property.

Consider this video, as an example, in which Audra Lambert shares valuable tips on how to prepare your house for sale.

Just Listed Real Estate Video Script

Let’s say you’ve listed a new property.

You’ve to create a buzz around this new listing through your videos so that this property gets the attention it deserves.

And how to that? You should create a script that starts with a bang, creates excitement and urgency, and ends with a strong call to action.

Your script should go somewhat similar to this-

“Hi, I listed your neighbor’s house down the street at [address]. It’s currently going for [listing price]. It’s a [number of bedrooms] bed, [number of bathrooms] bath. Are you interested?”

When we put the same in BIGVU, we got the following output-

“Hey there! Utkarsh Jaiswal here with a quick news update for you. So, guess what? I just listed your neighbor's house down the street at XX Colony. And let me tell you, it's a steal! Currently priced at $YYYY, this property boasts 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It's definitely worth checking out! So, are you interested? Let me know!”

You can also shoot a property tour video for these ‘just listed’ homes that can act as a complement and provide more clarity to the viewers.

For example, have a look at this real estate home tour in Chicago. In the same way, you can also make your videos a game-changer by creating 3d virtual tour videos .

Just Sold Realtor Video Script

Let’s say you’ve recently sold a property. And now you’ve to create a buzz in the same neighborhood so that other sellers get your attention.

After you sell a home, record a video for the potential customers in the neighborhood. This type of video helps you convince people more easily in that particular area.

Your input will be similar to this-

“ I recently closed a deal on your neighbor’s place. We had several offers in just three days, selling way above the asking price. Are you considering a move too?”

It generates curiosity and looks like a conversation rather than a sales pitch. To fine-tune it more, we entered the same in BIGVU and got the following result-

“Hi everyone, Utkarsh here. I have some exciting news to share with you today. Just last week, I successfully closed a deal on your neighbor's place. It was incredible how quickly we received multiple offers within just three days, and the property ended up selling for way above the asking price. Now, I can't help but wonder, are you also considering a move? If so, I'd love to chat and help you seize this opportune market. Reach out to me whenever you're ready!”

In this video, Brendan Bartic gave an example of his own used ‘just-sold’ video script which helped him and his team sell thousands of homes.

Remember, the first thing to consider today to grow your real estate brand is to be authentic. Don’t always try to sell.

People hate that…

Instead, understand the pain and problems your clients must be facing and provide genuine solutions through your videos. You’ll always win.

Now that you’ve got a better idea of all the real estate video marketing script ideas, you shouldn’t hesitate to create new videos. Indeed, creating videos in real estate might not be easy in the beginning. It’s over time that you start to get better.

And that’s why we’ve provided ready-made fantastic scripts for all situations for making real estate videos. The best part is that you can customize them, depending on your information, and get the desired output from BIGVU AI Magic Writer.

Remember to add your personality to those real estate scripts, and you’ll keep getting better and better with each video you create.

Good Luck!

5 Best Examples of most Engaging Vlog Introduction Script Samples that Strike You

Expressing oneself can sometimes be challenging, leaving people searching for the most suitable means to share their experiences, emotions, and real-life events with others. In recent times, vlogging, a video-based form of blogging, has revolutionized the process of effectively reaching and engaging with audiences. Unlike traditional blogging, which relies solely on written expression, vlogging offers a more relatable, accessible, and clear platform to connect with a wider range of targeted viewers.

While vlogging may seem spontaneous and effortless, it actually requires meticulous preparation to ensure a seamless and natural execution. Even though the presentation of a vlog should be authentic and spontaneous, it benefits from proper organization and groundwork for a flawless outcome.

To assist you in this endeavor, we present a vlog introduction script sample that offers valuable tricks, tips, and techniques to simplify your vlogging journey. Before embarking on your vlogging content, it is crucial to follow systematic steps to create the best introduction for your vlog script, emphasizing its purpose, impacts, and effects.

What Makes a Good Intro Script for Vlog?

Now that you have a basic understanding of vlogging, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with the three key steps for creating an exceptional vlog introduction script. This written version of your vlog will ensure that you don't miss any important details while presenting in real-time.

While there are numerous tips, techniques, and processes available for crafting an introduction script for your vlog, it's essential to remember that your creativity is the key to connecting with your targeted audience. When developing your intro script, strive to customize it with your unique and creative thoughts. Keep in mind that the more creative you are in your script, the greater spontaneity your audience will experience while watching your vlog.

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F undamental Criteria to Make the Best Introduction for Vlog Script

1. outline the purpose of your vlog.

Before start writing the main purpose of your vlog you must consider the given below questions to make the introduction of your vlog script more specific and engaging.

Why are you making this vlog?
What is your perspective about your vlog?
What can your audience get from your vlog?
Why do they need to stay with your vlog?
What value can you add to your content?

While answering these questions in your rough work you should start outlining the basic points for your introduction of the vlog script.

2. Be Enough Creative to Convey a 'Story' in the Intro of the Video Script

After finalizing the key points in the outline of your vlog introduction script, it's time to proceed to the next crucial step: giving structure to your outline by crafting a captivating and concise story. This approach allows your audience to quickly grasp the content of your vlog and establish an immediate connection.

To ensure the best creative execution, you can explore various vlog introduction script samples for inspiration. Additionally, utilizing top video editing software can provide a professional touch to your vlog introduction script, enhancing its overall production value.

By structuring your outline into a compelling story and leveraging the tools available, you can create an engaging vlog introduction that captivates your audience from the very beginning.

3. Feel Free to Flesh Out the Story of the Intro Vlog Script

Once you have an idea about the story you are going to focus on in the intro of your vlog script, now, it is time to provide as much information as possible in your story but in a very systematic and methodical way. So, while fleshing out your story for the intro you must incorporate the given below points.

Hook your audience from the beginning of your intro and for doing this you must mention surprising elements, perspective, relatable facts, and a highlight of the climax in a very skillful manner in your scriptwriting.
Be focused on the specific message of the story in the intro, so that your audience neither gets distracted nor confused with the introduction of your vlog.
Don't forget to mention the real-time context of your story in the intro of the vlog script.
The intro story must have a specific direction where it is heading with its audience.

Amazing Vlog Intro Script Examples

Once you grasp the fundamentals of creating an effective vlog introduction script sample, it's essential to delve into the details of content diversification and unique approaches. While every vlog is distinct and stands out from others, there are specific categories that group vlogs with similar content on a single platform.

Hence, it is crucial to recognize that different categories of vlogs require varying patterns for crafting introductions in the vlog script. In this section, we present five distinct vlog intro script examples, each tailored to specific details and specifications, enabling you to choose the most suitable approach for your vlog.

By exploring these examples, you can gain insights into the diverse possibilities and adapt your vlog introduction to match the unique characteristics of your content.

1. Travel Vlog Intro Script

You must include one of the best and completely steady shots without panning in your introduction for vlog script to project the quality and clarity of the entire vlog content to your audience in the first place.
Put a micro narration in the story of the intro script for the vlog. That means write the intro of your vlog in such a manner it gives the highlight of the entire vlog one after one. Projection of your story in sections wouldn't make your audience confused.
Keep a place in your intro script for highlighting your personal sensory experience of your vlog in a very intriguing manner.
Don't overcrowd your intro script by putting lots of elements in it. Keep it straight and simple.
Don't forget to highlight the climax of your travel vlog in your intro script to make your audience curious about it.

while using these inputs you can make the most attractive travel vlog introduction script sample that helps you to make a stunning travel vlog. Go through the link for the best execution.

2. Daily Vlog Intro Script

Even though it is a daily vlog you must do your intro scripting homework by introducing a short highlight of your daily routine from waking up to bedtime in the form of a story.
Next, you must mention the exciting and interesting part of your vlog in a very clever and subtle way that draws your audience's attention in the introduction for the vlog script.
You can add a few taglines in your intro script such as bucket list, eat with me, and so on to give a systematic idea to go with the flow of the vlog.
If your daily vlog has been edited into a few parts then don't forget to incorporate the highlight portion of these sections in your intro script in a very creative manner.
Don't hesitate to use readily available templates in the intro script to convey your story.

By using these tips you can make your daily vlog intro script that would help you to create a carefree daily vlog with professional perfection. For example, you can check out the link.

3. Motivational Vlog Intro Script

While writing an intro script for a motivational vlog you must keep some daily motivational tips in the form of speech or quotes.
You must target a solution to deal with their present situation being motivated in the intro script by citing some examples of real-life survivors or situations.
Then draw your audience's attention to the best possible ways to keep motivated throughout the day with relatable instances in the intro.

These intro script-making ideas would surely help you to deliver the best motivational content in your motivational vlog with precision and perfection. Check out the link for the best example.

4. Educational Vlog Intro Script

While making an intro script for an educational vlog you have to note down some technical aspects of your vlog in your script such as the position of your camera, right angle, sufficient light, clear audio, noise-free place, and so on. This brief in your intro script would make the process easier and faster.
In this kind of vlog, you must give a short intro about yourself and your background in the intro script.
Next, you focus on the content of your tutorial vlog and why you have chosen this content to discuss. These two aspects in your intro script would build the authenticity of your vlog to your audience.
Now, you have to highlight why the audience listens to you by mentioning the most important point of your vlog in its introduction.
Last but not the least, you can take help from a tutorial video maker to have the most impressive intro script for the vlog.

Once you are done with the making of your educational vlog introduction script sample then go through the given link to get the best inspiration for your vlog.

5. DIY Vlog Intro Script

Even though DIY vlog has become very popular these days all over the internet, that doesn't mean that you don't need an intro script for that. Instead, you better be more concerned about how to incorporate different sections of your DIY project in your short intro.
While making the intro script you can use subtitles in the intro to define different divisions of your vlog.
While mentioning these subdivisions in the intro script, you just make sure that they must not be scattered, instead, it goes with the gradual flow of your intro story.
Try to highlight the source of ingredients and the making process of your DIY project in your introduction.
And never forget to give a glance at the final look of your product in your intro script with some personal touch and its usability.

Now you know how to make the best intro script for your DIY vlog and to make a complete vlog of the DIY project you better view the given link.

How to Write a Vlog Introduction Script: Step by Step Guide

Now, after going through the best five examples of vlog intro script making if you think that you must know the common steps of making a vlog intro script that can help you to make any kind of vlog introduction script sample in general then you just need to follow the given below step by step instructions to make the most out of it. Include every single point in the intro script writing of your vlog.

1. Storyboard the Outline of your Content

What story you are going to convey through your vlog, whom you are targeting through your story, and what is the purpose of your story. These three things must be the key points in the introduction for the vlog script.

2. Instantly Grab the Audience Attention

Here you have to use your creative thoughts, catchy photos, exciting readymade templates, some entertaining but relatable footage, or anything exciting in your script to make your audience hooked to your vlog instantly.

3. Introduce Yourself

While introducing your content you must not forget to introduce yourself to establish your brand through your identity. Now while scripting the intro for your vlog, keep your introduction in such a manner that it establishes the authenticity of your vlog.

4. Present your Content in Highlighting Point

While briefing your intro story in your script you just make sure that you must cover all the major points of your vlog in a most highlighted way. Here, you can use different types of tools of the best video editing software available in the market.

5. Give Importance to Audio, Sound, and Music

Never forget to mention in your intro script what kind of music or catchy audio track you are going to use for your vlog and also note down where you are going to use these tracks as background music in the intro.

6. Climax Connection

You must give a slight hint of the climax of your vlog at the very beginning of your intro to keep your audience engaged till the vlog ends.

Use Easy Video Editor to Save Time

Now, to talk about making a vlog introduction script sample, how can you ignore the importance of the best video editors available in the market? These editors are not only the best option to bring out the best output of any of your vlog content but they would also be the smartest option to save your time and energy. So, here, I am going to make your job easier than ever by giving you the most essential inputs of the most effective video editing software Filmora video editor, so that you can make the most out of it.

Get tons of overlays, filters, custom titles, and transitions to break all the boundaries of creativity in your vlog.
Explore video tracks up to 100 layers to create a phenomenal intro story.
Utilize the most advanced video editing tools of background noise removal, keyframe, audio equalizer to have flawless audio for your vlog.
The effective composition tool would help you to change blending modes, layering clips, changing background with a green screen to get the most customizable effects on your vlog.
Action camera tool is there to handle camera shake and fisheye and it also helps you to add slow motion or reserve shots in your vlog.
A professional color correction tool is there to provide adjustment in saturation, brightness, contrast, and white balance to alter the entire aesthetics of any of your vlogs with filters and 3D LUTs.
Efficient proxy workflow is there to control the resolution of your editing and execution of your vlog.
You can share your vlog to any platform directly from Filmora.
It provides full 4K support to any of your vlog stories.

When you can find comprehensive solutions for all your vlog-making processes in a single platform, there's no need to search elsewhere to create the most captivating vlogs.

By now, you should have a clear understanding of the purpose and process behind using a vlog introduction script sample. You also have the knowledge of how to create an engaging and useful introduction for your vlog script. Without any delay, you can jump right into the process of crafting your vlog introduction script by choosing the most convenient option that suits your specific vlog.

Once you embark on creating your vlog's intro script, there's no need to look back. Instead, embrace the limitless possibilities available at your doorstep, waiting to be explored and utilized to their fullest potential.

With everything at your fingertips, you can confidently create vlogs that leave a lasting impression on your audience.

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Engaging Vlog Intro Script Sample Examples That Hit You

Sometimes people find it very hard and difficult to express themselves. They may want to share many events, emotions, or situations from their surroundings and actual events, but they need help finding the most suitable way to convey their messages to others.

However, nowadays, vlogging, a video form of blogging, has made reaching people with your perseverance in presenting your thoughts or experience easier and similar than ever. Where blogging is only limited to the written version of expressing your experience, on the other hand, vlogging is much more relatable, approachable, and easily accessible to the most comprehensive range of target audiences with greater clarity and precision.

But most of the time, people think that vlogging is an ongoing process of spontaneity, and thus, it can be done without prior preparation for its organic execution. However, even if the presentation of any vlog has been natural, genuine, and spontaneous, it needs adequately organized homework for its flawless natural execution.

Here, VLog’s intro script sample offered tips, advice, and techniques to make your job more accessible than ever. So this time, before trying your vlogging content, you must try the systematic steps to make the best Introduction for a vlogging script with S purpose, impacts, and effects.

What makes a good vlog intro script?

Since you have a brief idea of what a vlog is, it’s time to know the most essential and primary 3 steps to make the best Introduction for a vlog script where you can have all the details of your vlog in the written version so that you wouldn’t miss anything during your real-time vlog.

Even though there are many tips, techniques, and processes to make an Intro Script for a VLog while following any protocol or pattern for writing an Intro for a VLog script, you just need to keep one thing in your mind your creativity is the key to reaching your targeted audience.

So, while crafting your intro script for VLog, you should customize your intro script as much as possible with your unique creative thoughts. Remember one thing, the more creative you will be in your intro script, making it the maximum spontaneity your audiences will experience from your vlog.

Criteria uncovered to make the best intro for the vlog script

Before you start writing the main objective of your vlog, consider the questions given below to make the Introduction of your vlog script more specific and engaging.

Why are you doing this vlog?
What is your perspective on your vlog?
What can your audience get from your vlog?
Why do they need to stick with your vlog?
What value can you add to your content?

While answering these questions in your challenging work, start outlining the basic points for your Introduction to the Vlog script.

1. Be Creative Enough to Convey a ‘Story’ in the Video Script Intro

Once you are done with the highlighted points of the outline of your intro script, you should move on to the next step to give structure to the outline by forming a story out of it in a very compact and engaging way so that your audience can instantly get a full highlight of your vlog content and relate to it immediately.

Here, for your best creative execution, you can take the help of different kinds of VLOG S intro script samples, or you can try the best Ai video editing software( Flexclip ) to give professional perfection to the intro for the vlog script.

2. Feel free to flesh out the story of the Intro Vlog script

Once you have an idea of the story you will focus on in your VLog script intro, now is the time to provide as much information as possible in your story but in a very systematic and organized way. So, while moving your story for the intro, you should incorporate the below-given points.

Hook your audience from the start of your intro, and to do that, you need to skillfully mention surprising elements, perspective, relatable facts, and a climax in your writing.
Be focused on the specific story message in the intro so your audience is aware of your vlog intro.
Remember to mention the real-time context of your story in the intro of the Vlog script.
The intro story should have a specific direction where it is heading with its audience.

Amazing vlog intro script examples

So, once you have the basic idea of making the most effective vlog t thumb intro script sample, you need to go into more detail about diversifying its content and approach. Even though each VLog is unique and different from others, there are still categories that place Vlogs with the same content on one platform.

Thus, it is implied that different category Vlogs must have a different model for Introductions for the VLog script. Here you will get 5 different sample Vlog intro scripts with their details and specifications.

1. Vlog Travel Intro Script

You must include one of the best and completely regular shots without panning in your Introduction for the vlog script To project the quality and clarity of all VLog content to your audience in the first place.
Put a micro-narration in the intro script story for the vlog. This means writing your vlog intro in such a way that it gives the highlight of the entire vlog after one. Projecting your story into sections would make sure your audience understands.
Save space in your intro script to highlight your personal sensory experience of your vlog in a very intriguing way.
Don’t overcrowd your intro script by stuffing it with a lot of stuff. Keep it straight and simple.
Remember to highlight the highlight of your travel vlog in your intro script to make your audience curious about it.

While using these entries, you can make the most attractive Travel Vlog Intro Script Sample, which helps you to make a stunning travel vlog. Browse the link for the best execution.

2. Daily Vlog Intro Script

Even though this is a daily vlog, you should do your intro script homework by introducing a brief highlight of your daily wake-up-to-bedtime routine in the form of a story.
Then you need to mention the exciting and interesting part of your vlog in a very clever and subtle way that grabs your audience’s attention in the Introduction of the VLog script.
You can add some catchphrases in your intro script, such as bucket list, eat with me, etc., to give a systematic idea to go with the flow of the vlog.
If your daily vlog was edited in a few parts, then remember to incorporate the strong part of those sections into your intro script in a very creative way.
Feel free to use readily available templates in the intro script to convey your story.

Using these tips, you can create your Daily Vlog Intro Script, which would help you create a carefree daily VLog with professional perfection. For example, you can check out the link.

3. Motivational vlog intro script

While writing an intro script for a motivational vlog, you should keep some daily motivational tips in the form of speeches or quotes.
It would help if you targeted a solution to deal with their current situation by being motivated in the intro script by citing a few examples of real survivors or situations.
Then draw your audience’s attention to the best ways to stay motivated throughout the day with relatable instances in the intro.

These script intro ideas would help you deliver the best content in your motivational vlog with precision and perfection. Check the link for the best example.

4. Educational vlog intro script

When making an intro script for an educational vlog, you should note certain technical aspects of your vlog in your script, such as your camera position, right angle, sufficient light, clear audio, place without noise, etc. This memory in your intro script would make the process easier and faster.
In this type of vlog, you should briefly introduce yourself and your experience in the intro script.
Then you focus on the content of your tutorial vlog and why you chose that content to discuss. These two aspects of your intro script would reinforce the authenticity of your vlog to your audience.
Now you need to emphasize why the audience is listening to you by mentioning the most critical point of your vlog in its intro.
Last but not least, you can take the help of a tutorial video maker to have the most awesome intro script for the vlog.

Once you are done with crafting your education vlog intro script sample, then go through the given link to get the best inspiration for your vlog.

5. DIY Vlog Intro Script

Even though DIY vlogging has become very popular these days on the internet, you can still use an intro script for it. Instead, you better worry about incorporating different sections of your DIY project into your short intro.
While making the intro script, you can use subtitles in the intro to set different divisions of your vlog.
While mentioning these subdivisions in the intro script, you are just making sure they should not be scattered around; rather, it goes with the gradual flow of your intro story.
Try to highlight the source of ingredients and the manufacturing process for your DIY project in your Introduction.
And never forget to peek at the final look of your product in your intro script with a personal touch and feel.

Now you know how to make the best intro script for your DIY vlog and to make a complete DIY project vlog, you better see the given link.

So once you can get all the solutions of your vlog-making processes in one platform, you don’t have to go anywhere else to make the most awesome vlog ever. all the time.

Now, you might have a clear idea of the process and purpose of the VLog intro script sample and know how to make the most engaging and helpful Introduction for the vlog script. Next, without wasting a second, you begin your vlog intro script-making process by following the most convenient option specific to your vlog.

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Five robbers break into an actress' house but a bloody encounter with the husband leaves two robbers alive. Having no choice, they hide inside the house and discover that everything was planned.

How to write the script for my tour?

Guru esperando a sus viajeros en el punto de encuentro del tour.

A free walking tour is like a play: each word is of vital importance to transmit your speech in the best way and touch the emotions of your travelers. In this post, we will explain how to create an amazing script, which will be the bible of your journey. It will allow you to choose the best content in order to create an incredible experience and receive lots of money.

Before creating the tour script

Before starting to write the script, you should be aware of at least these 2 elements:

Make sure to have identified all the places of interest (ex: town hall) and topics (ex: gastronomy) that you want to introduce throughout the tour.
Make sure to have ordered all the places and topics to create your tour itinerary , taking into account a coherent structure and the shortest distance between each stop (max. 2-3 minutes).

If you have any questions about that, we strongly advise you to read this post first to define the itinerary of your tour.

1. Create a great introduction

Think about it as if it were the first few minutes of a movie or the first pages of a book. You have to create the “WOW” effect.

Tour guide is explaining something to travelers on a free walking tour in Nuremberg.

Your tour introduction has several goals:

Captivate your travelers: you have to show travelers how special this experience will be with you and that it was worth booking. Make it clear that you will exceed the expectations they have.
Break the ice: travelers don’t know you yet, they don’t know your city, or the other travelers in the group. It’s important to reduce this tension from the beginning.
Give confidence: You must show your professionalism and credibility so that travelers can trust what you explain.

This introduction is usually short (5 minutes) and is normally structured like this:

Say hello, welcome them , thank them for booking with you, introduce the tour and get the travelers’ interest.
Introduce yourself to the group (and sometimes the travelers among them): here you have to show your credibility (experience, studies, time spent in the city …) so that the travelers know that they made the best decision booking your experience.
Tour structure (key sights) and practical information (duration, if there will be a break to go to the bathroom, the payment concept, …). You make sure travelers know what to expect from you and to show them your professionalism.
Get travelers’ interest and give time for some practical questions.

Then, in the same place, gurus usually start with their first explanations (most of the time, it’s an historical introduction of the city and the country). This explanation is normally a bit longer than the others (10-15 minutes) and serves to put the context for the rest of the tour. It’s also important to start at the meeting point so late travelers can still join.

2. Balance the types of content

Guide of GuruWalk explaining something to travelers on a free walking tour in Andalusia.

It’s important to find a balance between the different kinds of content to include in your tour so it’s easy for them to follow you.

These are the different types of content that your tour must include:

History: it’s usually the main focus for the content of your tour and helps to introduce the rest of your explanations. In many cases, travelers have already read part of the story before joining the tour in their travel guide or online but it’s important to explain it as travelers expect it and to put everything in context. It can be both the history of a building or monument, as well as the history related to a topic (specific period, important social movement, gastronomy, …).
Anecdotes and curious legends: that’s what makes the difference for travelers and what they will remember, since it’s usually something that surprises them and that they don’t usually know about. It touches travelers’ emotions and keeps their attention. This kind of content is usually explained after the historical context.
Customs and recommendations: Travelers who participate in a free walking tour don’t just want to listen to stories. They also want to be able to understand the city as a local, live as a local and go to places that are not as touristy. That’s why it’s important to include some local customs and personal recommendations in your tour.

You can balance the content both from one spot to another and within the same explanation of the place! (Ex: have a moment to talk just about recommendations or include recommendations after an historical overview).

3. Find the content and write the tour script

Now that you know the type of content you need, it’s time to search for it.

There is no miracle , you will have to read a lot, watch many documentaries, visit many places, talk to the tourist office, experts … and that takes a while.

Tour guide of GuruWalk explains something on a stop in Nuremberg.

While doing this research, also consider the following things:

Keep only the most essential and relevant information: you can talk for hours about some places, so it’s important to select only the most interesting part for the traveler.
Open your search beyond the content of the tour: If you read more than the content of your tour, you’ll be able to show to travelers that you are a true professional by answering all their doubts, which often go beyond what you explain on the tour.
Verify the data: you can’t trust just one single source of information. Cross-check the data to ensure your script’s content is reliable.
Write in an understandable way for everyone: sometimes travelers don’t know anything about the topics you are dealing with on your tour, so you have to explain it in a simple and clear way and avoid technical words.
Think of practical information: free walking tours give travelers a general overview of what the city can offer, so they can then visit some places on their own. That’s why it’s important to know the practical information of the most important places in your city and to include them in your tour: opening hours, ticket prices, how to get there, …

4. Think of the best way to explain your stop

Just as you did by selecting the type of content for your tour, you must also balance the different ways of transmitting this content, which will create a much more enjoyable experience.

Maybe you can explain a personal story, or perform a historical event with travelers, even teach them how to prepare a traditional recipe, or make a quiz … You can find more information on this topic by consulting this post on how to create a more interactive tour and in this post on how to create amazing explanations .

In addition, you can include your travelers better by asking them questions , as we explain in more detail here .

5. Create natural transitions in your itinerary

Tour guide of GuruWalk with her group of travelers waiting to cross the street.

Maintaining the logic between your explanations can be achieved when you have good transitions, because it gives a common thread to the whole tour. Your experience is not just going from one place to another, you have to see it as a set where each explanation tells a story that supports the overall idea of your experience, like a movie with different scenes.

Good transitions allow travelers to better remember key facts and will help make the journey more meaningful. It also helps you memorize your speech better and will keep travelers interested to follow the whole tour.

You have to add these transitions at the end of the stop or when starting the next one. It can also serve to get travelers’ attention and surprise them, as we explain in this post .

6. End the tour with style

The final part of the tour has to be the cherry on top. Like a good movie, the final part is essential and will be the last impression travelers get before paying you. It’s important to make an emotional ending , so travelers realize how awesome this experience has been with you.

Many gurus achieve this by choosing a very special place to end their tour, such as a vantage point with a spectacular view of the city. Others choose a site that is relevant to the common thread of their tour, because of the history of that place.

What is usually said at the end:

Summarize the most important elements of the tour , show travelers that the experience was amazing and that they have learned a lot with you.
Give options on things to do after the tour.
Remember that they will receive an automatic email from GuruWalk to leave a review on your profile and explain why it’s so important they do so (it allows you to get more bookings).
Thank them and wish them a good stay.

If they give you an applause, it means that the tour and its ending have been a success.

7. Control time, practice and improve the tour script

Guide explaining something to a couple of travelers during a free walking tour with GuruWalk in Casablanca.

Remember, the best free walking tours last between 2 and 3 hours. Shorter than that, travelers will feel that the experience was not complete and longer, you will tire them out too much and they will end up bored.

With Google Maps, you can approximate the time you will need to walk. In this example of an itinerary in Brussels, which is a 2-hour tour, you walk about 40 minutes, leaving 1h20 to tell stories. Only the main stops are represented there, but there are about 10 stops, which makes 10 minutes per stop, taking into account that the first stop is usually longer, so it’s fine.

Route of a free walking tour in Brussels on Google Maps

So, you can put a timer so that each stop on your script is no more than 10 minutes. It is not an absolute rule. There are places that require more time and others less.

Now that you’ve added or removed content from the tour script, it’s time to practice it at home and learn it well.

Once you have it ready, practice it with a friend or family member in real conditions. This person can also give you valuable feedback to improve your speech. Look at the time before starting the tour and halfway through the tour, verify your progress at the halfway point to make sure you are on target. If not, you will have to add or remove content.

You have to constantly review your tour script . With practice, you will realize what is more or less interesting to travelers.

However, keep in mind that the speed of the group is always different. So you have to identify less important explanations or places that you could skip or add to meet the duration of the tour.

It’s important to memorize the tour script perfectly. In front of the group of travelers, you can’t doubt or read something from a notebook. Otherwise, you may lose all your credibility (and money… ).

What’s next?

Do you have your tour script ready and are you learning it? Before doing your first tours with travelers, check out this post about the most common mistakes when starting as a tour guide and how to avoid them.

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