Claim Check Brief
Test one claim against supplied evidence and leave viewers with a fair conclusion.
A concise evidence-led video that states a claim, shows what the supplied material actually demonstrates, names a limitation, and gives a carefully worded finding. Useful when accuracy matters more than a dramatic reveal.
- Claim · 4s — State the exact claim as a question
- Source · 6s — Identify the material and its date
- Test · 7s — Show the strongest relevant evidence
- Limit · 5s — Explain what the material cannot establish
- Finding · 4s — Give a proportionate conclusion
- Next Step · 4s — Point to the complete source or action
- Claim · 5s — State the exact claim as a question
- Why It Matters · 7s — Explain the decision behind the claim
- Source · 7s — Identify who produced the material and when
- Evidence A · 10s — Show the first relevant observation
- Evidence B · 10s — Show a second observation or comparison
- Limit · 7s — Name uncertainty or missing context
- Finding · 8s — State what is supported and what remains open
- Next Step · 6s — Link to the source or appropriate action
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What's inside the template
The download is a TEMPLATE.md your agent follows plus a SKILL.md wrapper: the fill-in-the-blanks script for every duration, hooks, CTAs and a pre-render checklist.
- 01Goal & Audience
- 02Structure
- 03Script Skeleton
- 04On-Screen Text Rules
- 05Scene Mapping
- 06Hooks & CTAs
- 07Voiceover & Music
- 08Aspect-Ratio Notes
- 09Example
- 10Checklist
- 11Agent Prompt Guide