How to Write a Corporate Video Script

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Résumé

TLDREste guia oferece uma visão sobre como escrever roteiros para vídeos corporativos, diferenciando-os dos roteiros de filmes tradicionais em termos de formato e prática. Ao contrário de um roteiro de filme padrão, um roteiro de vídeo corporativo utiliza um layout de tabela com três colunas principais: narrativa, visuais e gráficos/texto em tela. Cada coluna desempenha um papel crítico no desenvolvimento do vídeo: a narrativa inclui o diálogo ou voz, os visuais descrevem o que é visto na tela, e os gráficos detalham qualquer texto ou gráficos a serem exibidos. A escrita de um bom roteiro requer atenção aos detalhes para garantir que a narrativa e os visuais estejam alinhados e que quaisquer gráficos ou textos em tela sirvam para apoiar a história sem causar confusão. Além disso, é crucial envolver todos os stakeholders durante a fase de escrita para integrar feedback antes do início das filmagens, uma vez que alterações posteriores podem ser caras e demoradas. O roteiro é fundamental mesmo em vídeos predominantemente baseados em entrevistas, pois ajuda a estruturar e explicar a história antes de começar as filmagens.

A retenir

  • 🎥 Roteiro de vídeos corporativos usa layout de tabela.
  • 🗣️ Narrativa inclui voz e diálogos.
  • 📹 Visuais são essenciais para suportar a narrativa.
  • 💬 Texto em tela deve ser preciso e claro.
  • 📑 Envolver stakeholders cedo evita custos posteriores.
  • 📝 Bullet points para entrevistas mantêm a naturalidade.
  • 🎬 Estrutura do roteiro guia a produção.
  • 🖼️ Imagens de storyboard são úteis em animações.
  • 🔄 Mudanças durante edição são dispendiosas.
  • 🕒 Tempo narrativo afeta o comprimento do vídeo.

Chronologie

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    O vídeo discute como escrever um roteiro para vídeos corporativos, destacando que, ao contrário de roteiros de filmes que têm regras rígidas de formatação, os roteiros corporativos são apresentados de forma mais simples, geralmente em um layout de tabela com três colunas: narrativa, visuais e gráficos/texto na tela. A coluna de narrativa inclui o diálogo que contará a história do vídeo, enquanto a coluna de visuais descreve o que será mostrado na tela. A coluna de gráficos e texto cobre qualquer texto ou gráficos que aparecerão. É importante que o roteiro suporte a narrativa e seja compartilhado com as partes interessadas para feedback antes da produção. Evita-se mudanças de última hora para economizar tempo e custos.

Carte mentale

Vidéo Q&R

  • Quais são as três colunas de um roteiro de vídeo corporativo?

    As três colunas são: narrativa, visuais e gráficos/textos em tela.

  • Quantas palavras equivalem a um minuto de narrativa?

    Um minuto de narrativa equivale a cerca de 150 a 175 palavras.

  • Por que não é recomendado scriptar as respostas de entrevistas palavra por palavra?

    Porque isso tira a entrega natural e espontânea que você deseja para uma entrevista.

  • Qual é a importância da coluna de visuais em um roteiro corporativo?

    A coluna de visuais deve suportar a narrativa, sendo relevante e atraente, e ajudar na explicação das cenas.

  • Qual é o papel da coluna de gráficos e texto em tela?

    Ela descreve qualquer texto ou gráfico exibido na tela, como nomes, títulos de cargos, ou chamadas para ação.

  • Por que é importante incluir stakeholders na etapa de escrita do roteiro?

    Para que todos possam dar feedback, garantindo que todas as considerações sejam trabalhadas nas versões do roteiro antes da finalização.

  • Que erros devem ser evitados ao adicionar texto em tela?

    Não adicionar texto fragmentado que não esteja na narrativa, pois pode confundir a audiência, e evitar parágrafos extensos.

  • Como a estrutura do roteiro pode facilitar a comunicação no projeto?

    O uso de uma tabela facilita a visualização do que acontece em cada momento do vídeo sem precisar entender a terminologia complexa do cinema.

  • O que é necessário verificar em textos longos ou técnicos?

    É importante verificar a precisão e ortografia antes das filmagens, especialmente se incluir muitos termos ou frases longas.

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    names and job titles of the interviewees
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    place is always useful just like the
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  • roteiro corporativo
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  • narrativa
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  • gráficos em vídeo