Create a shooting script and film each scene

Turn a property's verified details into a practical shot list, then record with the script on your phone or computer.

What you will make

A shooting script saved to the video project, with scenes, suggested lengths, spoken lines, required shots, optional coverage, and alternatives.

A shooting script helps you capture footage. It is separate from the narration used by a photo-based video template.

Before you start

• Open the correct listing video project.
• Set its creative brief.
• Decide on English or Chinese, an approximate script length of 30, 60, or 90 seconds, and on-site narration or voiceover later.
• Have permission to film the property and any people or personal items in view.

The script length is a planning choice. The final edit can be shorter, and the recorder limits each take separately.

Create the script

1. Open the project's Scripts tab.
2. Check the existing scripts before making another one.
3. Select Get script instructions.
4. Edit the example if needed, select Copy prompt, and paste it into ChatGPT with bsquare-agentos connected.
5. Ask the assistant to read the project brief, linked listing, photos, and existing scripts before writing.
6. Review any request to run the script-saving workflow and any warning that the source information has changed.
7. Return to the same project's Scripts tab. Open the saved script or select Start filming.

If the script was created but does not appear in the project, ask the assistant to link that existing script. There is no need to generate it again.

Copy into ChatGPT

@bsquare-agentos Build and save an English shooting script for my video project “[project name or ID].” Read the project, creative brief, linked listing, photos, and existing scripts first.

Use a 30-second script structure with on-site narration. For every scene, give the camera position, movement direction and pace, framing, suggested duration, required shot, optional coverage, and a practical alternative.

Use only verified property facts. Flag anything that needs an on-site check. Keep the project's current style and link the saved script to this same project. Do not render a video.

For details you supply outside MLS, ask the assistant to keep them identified as user-provided information. Saving a manual script does not verify those claims or create an MLS record.

Review before filming

1. In Review script, read the full sequence.
2. Open Shot notes and alternatives for camera guidance.
3. Check Source basis, especially after changing a factual claim.
4. Edit wording or shot notes and select Save edits.
5. Where available, Shorter and More conversational create a candidate for one scene. Review it, then choose Accept this rewrite or Keep the original.

Saving changes creates a new script version. Earlier takes remain with the earlier version; they do not automatically become takes for the new script.

Record the scenes

1. On desktop, select Shoot on phone and scan the QR code. Sign in to the same account. You can also choose Film on this device.
2. In On-site filming, choose a scene. Follow the required shot and use the alternatives when the location does not match the original plan.
3. Select Rehearse to practice without recording, or Record with teleprompter to capture a take.
4. Choose the recording mode and front or rear camera. Connect the camera/microphone and grant the browser access when you are ready.
5. Adjust text size and scrolling speed. Select Record · 3 second countdown.
6. Select Stop and review, then watch and listen.
7. Select Keep take to save and upload it. Select Download backup if you need a local copy.

Each take stops at 60 seconds. Pausing the teleprompter does not pause recording. The teleprompter text is not burned into the video.

Check the result

In Takes, verify that a kept video says Added to video project. It should also appear in the project's Footage tab.

• Video takes join the original video project after successful upload and linking.
• Audio-only takes stay with the script.
• A failed cloud save may leave a device copy. Use Save to cloud or download a backup.
• If the video is already in the cloud but its project link is pending, use Retry adding to video project.

Audio limit: The current Director edit mutes source-video audio. Recording narration does not automatically add it to the Director final cut. If spoken audio is essential, establish a supported narration or external-editing route before relying on this workflow.

Next: Upload additional footage, or ask ChatGPT to prepare an edit.