# (Full Course) Research + Script Writing + Storytelling in Advance

Channel: Inside Q
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTxiyAjSZ8
Duration: 1 hr 3 min
Language: English (United States)
Words: 11650
Transcript page: https://viewrankai.com/tools/youtube-transcript/YjTxiyAjSZ8

---

[0:01] Dhruv Rathee, Saklan Khan, Nitish Rajput—these are top creators whose every video features deep research. They use storytelling techniques and write excellent scripts. So, all of you want your scripts to be at a level where anyone who reads them feels that effort has been put in. With this free course, not only will you write your own video scripts, but you will also start earning a bit through freelancing . Just like I write scripts for other

[0:31] videos and earn a little income myself. I earn about 4 to 5 thousand monthly from scriptwriting. And today, in this entire course, I will teach you that. I will show you a screenshot here so that you are fully satisfied that, yes, the guy knows what he's talking about. So, this course will have five chapters in total, and through these chapters,

[1:04] everything will be explained to you. Whether it's finding viral video ideas or conducting professional deep research. Where do you find sources? How are errors detected? What is fact-checking? What is cross-referencing? And what are the various storytelling techniques? Those that these big documentary channels use in their videos, or how people are manipulated? How to write scripts in detail, word by word, how to generate a 20 to 30-minute script using AI, and finally, we will learn how to generate money from scripting. And you will learn all these things in just one hour , as I take you from the basic to the advanced level. If you watch this

[1:41] detailed one-hour course, you can finally start your documentary videos. But keep in mind, if you skip the points I share, you will miss out on many things. So, I would want you to watch it in detail until the end so that you can understand this course thoroughly. So, let’s get straight to our topics. Before we start, there is a small update for you. I know that you, like me, might be a small content creator or a big content creator. The biggest problem in scriptwriting is that we don't use transitions in our scripts at all. A transition means blending two paragraphs smoothly. That is called a transition. When I read and

[2:24] analyzed the scripts of big creators, I realized that they use transitions in their scripts, and you end up watching their entire video without even realizing it. So don't worry, you can get these transitions because I have brought you "Magnetic Hooks," which includes over 500 transitions. Whether you want to create an intro, make the audience emotional, build suspense, add motivation, or even horror, you get everything for just ₹ 49. Because I spent 22 days working day and night to create these transitions, I have kept the price very low, as you might be a small creator like me. So, you cannot afford big courses and large amounts of

[3:01] money. But everyone can afford this ₹ 49. Even a normal creator can afford it . That is why I have kept this entire video free. And yes, the next time you sit down to write a script, keep this booklet with you so that you can further enhance your scripts. And all the products we will use in this video have also been included in this booklet . So, it means you get everything for just ₹ 49. So, there is no need for you to buy big courses. You can start your documentary channel with this very video. I have covered everything from

[3:33] scripting, research, to storytelling. So for now, the price is ₹ 49. In the future, this ₹ 49 might increase. So, I have put the link in the description. You can click there and buy it. So let's continue with our course. First, I want to confirm that if you are watching this video, grab a pen and notebook and keep noting down whatever I tell you. Okay? I am saying this so that after watching this video until the end, you won't need to watch it again. Whenever you open your notes, you will find all these things

[4:07] mentioned, and it will be easy for you. So, let me show you some data. Look at this data. The population of India is over 1.4 billion, and within that, there are over 80 million content creators. And why am I showing you this data? My motive is that the competition is very high. So, you will also have to put in that level of hard work. So, you see the graph here, this graph is so small. So that doesn't mean everyone has to become a content creator. There

[4:33] are many other fields out there too. The content creator field is just more competitive. So, put as much effort into every video as you can, so it can go viral. For instance, let me show you this video. This video is from a channel called Aristocratic. They created this video. It took a full 2 months to make this video. As you can see, it has over 1 million views. And there are many videos like this. Let me show you another video. For example, look at this video by Saklan Khan. You might know how this video was made. How much hard work went into making this video. So you can understand how much

[5:05] effort goes into a single video. I am going to give you my pro tip here. See, all these videos involve good research and a strong storytelling technique. After doing all that, you need a good presentation, which you can achieve with the help of a script. If your script is great, then your presentation reaches the next level. That is why we will write a script. We will learn more about that later. I want you to understand how much effort goes into these videos. Don't take these videos lightly because they involve a lot of hard work, deep research, and storytelling methods. Now we come to our main topic: how to generate endless

[5:45] video ideas. I have a solution for that as well. Look, in the previous video, I showed you how Saklan Khan merged three videos to create his first one. You can see for yourself how many views this video got. It got 4.5 million views. For example, look here: 500k views on the second video, 8.1 million, and the third video has 17 million views. So

[6:06] this idea has already worked before. That is why this second video worked as well. So look here, notice one thing. Like this video has 500k views. The second one has 8.1 million and 17 million views. So look, this one has 17 million views. Even if we get 1%of that on our video, that's 170,000 views. So we just need to convert old videos into new ones. Just learn this simple method . You don't need to find any extra ideas. Just find one simple idea. So look, I consider this video as a raw video. Just like you are seeing these three videos. This is the raw video and

[6:38] what you see is our result. So we have to find raw videos just like this. After that, we have to create the result. So look, I want to tell you one thing. Keep one thing in your mind right here. There is no such thing as a new idea. Everyone works on the same idea. Many YouTubers just convert one idea into a new one. You will see there

[6:55] are many stories available on Reddit. So you can use those stories in your videos. So you should know about all these methods. Look here, there is a process called the ideas tracking process. First, in this, we observe. This means we go to YouTube and go to Instagram. We scroll. We go to YouTube. We scroll. We check the home page feed to see who is making videos related to our niche. So you observe this. Then after that, make notes, write down all these ideas, and copy the links of those videos and paste them into your notes so that next time I click on that video, I know. So look here, the second

[7:31] point is to note down ideas. Like I already told you to write down notes. Because when you look at ideas on YouTube, you will find a lot of ideas there. So you will write those ideas down in your notes. Then the third one is building unexpected connections. So see how I can convert those videos into my new video. What kind of ideas can I find in them that I can convert into my new video? So I will show you how to do all these things, and I will find a topic using this very process. So you saw that you went to your YouTube channel's home page and noted down many

[8:06] ideas that are trending, and finally, you found that topic. But how do we recreate that topic in our own version? Right? So I have the exact formula for it. If you use that exact formula, you can create it in your own version. So what is the formula? Let me tell you. This is the Recycle 4S formula that I personally use and created myself, and I have made many videos using this very formula. So, the first step is research : Find three viral videos. This means the topic we found on the homepage or YouTube’s browse features should be noted down in our notes. We need to

[8:44] find three videos related to that. Specifically, from the top 12 videos. Right? For example, I found a video. I am explaining this with an example. See this example: I saw a video on the homepage, 'Why Education Is Failing,' and it was trending quite a bit. So, what I did to recreate it was find three videos. The first video talks about 'Poverty and Education,' the second video I found talks about the ' School System Trap,' and the third video was talking about 'Before and After Transformation'—meaning, those who studied before and have degrees, is that working for them today or are they doing something else? So, I found these

[9:24] three videos, watched them, and analyzed them. Right? Now you have the three videos. How do we recreate them? Let’s talk about step number two. So, what does step number two say? Identify common patterns. We need to find some patterns. Like, what would the hook be? Let me tell you. Right? Like, what is their hook style? What could the thumbnail and title be? And what is the script structure? The hooks for all three videos will be different, so you will analyze what the hook of the first video was like, the second one, and the third one. So, we analyzed the script structure. Then, after that, we analyzed the editing style of those

[10:06] three videos to see how they are editing. What kind of animations are used in those videos. Right? After doing this, our third step is: Create your own version. So, how do we create our own version? What can we do differently from those three? First, we will remix the titles of those videos. Then, we will design the thumbnail. You will see that the thumbnails of those three videos are very different. So, how can I create thumbnails of those

[10:30] three videos in my own new version? Everyone else does exactly the same. You should do the same too. All right? And next comes the script and editing style. So we have to look at that same editing in our video and analyze it. What kind of animations are used? So we can recreate those same animations in our videos. And the last option in the

[10:49] four-step formula is test and optimize. After doing all these steps, if we upload it to our channel, then we will analyze if the video is actually working or not. My experience says 100% that it will work. So you guys look here, this is the final step formula. Look here, we need to find three plus viral videos. Related to the topic we found earlier. Then after that, we need to find the best elements. Finding the best elements means we can see what the hook style is. What is the editing style in that video? What is the structure of the script? What is the editing style like? So these are the

[11:25] best elements. So we have found the best elements. Then after that, we will add something unique to our videos. Unique means we can make the thumbnail or title a bit different. And we can make the script and structure a bit different. Like we changed the hook a little bit. Changed the middle part. And finally, we changed the ending. So there are just minor changes and your video is ready with this formula. All right? So look, whenever I was opening

[11:50] YouTube, I kept seeing the same video. It was coming up about the IPL. So many videos were appearing, so I analyzed them and wrote them in my notes, and an idea came to my mind to make a documentary-style video on the IPL. Like my topic is "How IPL is ruining Indian youth" or "How IPL is destroying Indian youth." So how did I find it? I found it by going to the YouTube home page. So I will do detailed research on this topic and add sources. I will use storytelling techniques and analyze those three videos to see what has been used in them. Then after that, I will

[12:23] show you word-by-word how we can write a script on this topic. So, I believe your foundation is clear and all your doubts are resolved. How to find a topic. How to recreate it in your own version. So, you can do it using this formula. Let’s talk about the next chapter: how we research our topic, " How IPL is destroying Indian youth." So , we are now on chapter two. We will cover the research process. How we conduct research for a particular video . We will conduct research on this topic of mine. So, basically, let’s

[12:59] talk. We will discuss a few points. Then, after that, I will conduct the research. Okay? Look, before we start, I want to tell you something. You see, to do research, you need these four AI tools. You will use AI too, because it's the age of AI and everyone uses it , and basically, we will do it manually as well. So, I want to tell you that you should have these four AI tools. I will take you to my mobile screen. See, here I have Grok AI, DeepSeek, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. So, I already have these AI tools, and they are free. Okay ? So, it is compulsory for you to have

[13:31] these tools. And secondly, you must have the Notion app on your mobile. Okay? If you don't have the Notion app, install it now, or you might already have a Notes app on your phone. So, whatever research we do and data we collect, we will paste it into those notes. So, you should have these four or five AI tools. They should be installed on your mobile. Okay? See, to conduct research, we must have some goals. We will aim to satisfy those goals. So, look, what is our goal? The

[13:58] first is our topic: what is our topic? The second is the objective: what does our topic want to convey? And the third is: who is our target audience? So, I will note this down in my notes. I will take a blank page and go there to note it down. So, you also go to your notes and write "Research." Then, press enter . You see, what is our topic? So, we will enter our topic here. Our topic is

[14:21] "How IPL is destroying Indian youth." Next comes our objective. So, what is our objective? For instance, I want to show you about the IPL, its history, and then how people are being destroyed by the IPL, how they are ruining their mental health, or ruining their financial health by betting money on betting apps. So, put your objective here regarding what you want to do and what you want to show. The next thing we have is the target audience. Look, you should put your target audience here because it helps us know the foundation upon which my research is being built. So, who are the people who will watch this video of mine? Select

[15:03] your target audience here. Okay? So, basically, my target audience is those who watch the IPL and those who watch cricket. So, I will base it on that. So , you put your target audience here. After doing all this, let's move on to background and context. So, the first thing is existing knowledge. This means , did you have any prior knowledge about this topic? Basically, you type here what your existing knowledge is about this. For example, if I have no knowledge about the IPL. Then what I will do is take those three videos I found. I will go and read them. So,

[15:39] basically, let me tell you what you do. Look at those three videos we found. For example, I open a random video. I will copy the link of that video. After copying the link, I will go to YouTube Transcript and paste my link, then copy the whole script and paste it into DeepC, and ask it for a summary. So, I will read from there what that video wants to say. So, I have gained some knowledge from here. So, whatever

[16:05] knowledge you have gained, put it here. You might be thinking right now, why should I even think about all this, and what is the use of it? Look, if you are doing manual research, then this is very useful. Okay? But as I told you in my previous AI video about how to do research with AI, along with the prompts I provided, it makes doing research much easier. For all the beginners who have started a documentary channel and want to conduct research, you can use this very method for your research. But I will tell you how to do it right now in this video,

[16:38] so you won't need to open another one. I’m telling you this so that you can learn, because it will be very useful for you in the long run. Everything that I am telling you. Okay? So, the knowledge we have gained over the last three videos is what we have now. First , what knowledge do we have about this. Then comes our final step. Now, how do we conduct research? The first one is primary research. The second is secondary research. The third is AI and digital research. See, primary research means we first do a high-level overview . Like for the IPL topic I selected, I will look at what it is and how it

[17:13] started. How the IPL is impacting India . So, I will include all of this in my primary research. See, secondary research means I will go deeper and see what is actually going on there. What is happening behind the scenes in the IPL. How gambling apps are being promoted so rapidly in the IPL. If I start showing you all of this, this video would become two hours long, showing how to do primary research and then how to do secondary research. So, I am telling you how to do research

[17:40] with AI and digital research. Okay?

[17:47] Researching with AI becomes very easy because I gave you a prompt for it, and that prompt makes research very simple; I think all of you making new documentary videos should also research based on this. But for now, take my advice and do basic research using the prompt I provided to you. Okay? I had told you about a video earlier. In that video, I explained how to conduct basic research. I had provided you with this prompt. Basically, a lot of effort went into creating this prompt, and it works on every topic. For all the topics that I think exist right now, it will work on all of them. If you also want to

[18:22] research and are a beginner, then research using this right now. There is no better method than this. You should research using this only. So, you copy it from here. Perhaps you might already know this. But I will explain it to you in more detail on how to do it. You have copied this. Now you go to DeepSeek. Go to DeepSeek because ChatGPT doesn't give such great answers . But DeepSeek is at a much more advanced level. I will paste it here and I will insert my topic. I will put my topic from here. How IPL is destroying Indian youth. Okay? And I will turn on the Deep R1 think mode

[18:58] here. Then you press enter here. Now it is thinking, so use this prompt of mine to research and basically you will be able to research much better. So wait for some time, and you will get this answer. So my video research outline is ready, and I have to research based on this. You copy your outline from here, you have copied it up to here, copy it from here. After that, we will paste it below the research we just did: what the topic is, our objective, and the target audience. Then you can see here, my entire topic is ready. Now we will do deep research on this. We will do

[19:34] deep research because new AI tools have arrived now. So I will tell you how to do detailed research on that. And this is the main point of research. Okay? The new AI tool that just came out, Grok AI, does excellent research. I have done a lot of research on it. Whenever I research my videos, whenever a new video topic comes to me, I use this to research it. So what do you need to do? Look here, the first question topic we got was related to ' who': key players, IPL, organizers, youth, indirect stakeholders, affected groups, and beneficiaries. So our first one is 'who', copy it from here. Once

[20:11] copied, then you go to Grok AI. Go to Grok AI and paste it there. After that, turn on deep research here. After that, press enter. You can also use Perplexity here. So look, the deep research is doing a lot of research and thinking about what I should research. What should my research paper be? So just watch, it will answer you now. No one will give you better research than this. If you try to do it manually, it will take you a lot of time, and it provides it to you this way because sources are added in every line. So you don't need to go anywhere else. You can

[20:44] copy the sources from there. So our citations and everything have arrived here. But we won't need many sources. So copy it from here or you can use the share link here. It's copied, but I will copy it from here. After that, I will go to a new document. That document was our outline document. We will research from that first. If you want, you can print that outline. You

[21:06] can keep it with you and work from it. You can do research for a full 10 to 15 days. Okay? So let me paste my first answer here for you. Answer one. So I will press enter here. So the citations we have here are of no use. We will remove the citations from here because our citations were added in between, so you can add them from there. Are you seeing it? So here you have received the data for the first part. But we have no need for citations here. So I will show you by removing them. So I

[21:36] will remove these citations from here. They have no purpose here. Now comes our answer two. Go to answer two. What are the core issues and the surprising facts? So if you want, you can also go to Perplexity because it also has a deep research option. So I will enter my second question here. After that, the auto option is here, you just click on pro-reasoning deep research. So if you want to go deep, select deep research and then press enter. Look, to

[22:06] find data, go as deep as you can. Because how to find each piece of data for every question can be done by using these AI tools and selecting the Deep Research option. Our sources are currently being found from right here. Make sure to install these two AI tools on your mobile phones. Grok 3 and Perplexity AI, because when we find the outline and script from there, the content is more relevant. So, you can also paste the second option, the 'what ' question, into Grok 3 here. I will

[22:33] hit enter for the 'what' question here. Then it will think again. Then it will provide me with the answer. As you can see here, our second answer is also being provided quite well by Grok AI. Take a look at what the key points are here. After that, the part about how the IPL is impacting starts here. From hyper-commercialization and its effects

[22:51] , we will copy our content from here. If you want, you can also copy from the key points, as these are all the main points. It has provided the answer for that. You can copy those from the key points as well. But I will copy it from here. Answer number two, then after that, we will press enter. Then here we will select answer number three. We will hit enter. After that, our third question was about the timeline—when it happened, when, when, when, the timeline, when it was banned, and all that. So we will copy it from here and paste it into Grok 3. Grok 3's deep

[23:21] research is on; you just paste it. It will only answer the questions we put forward; it won't give anything extra outside of that. Because with Perplexity, whenever we used to ask questions, it would give answers from outside the scope, which would result in repetitive answers. But this is not the case here; there won't be any repetitive answers. And after this, I will also tell you how to remove repetitive content from your research data. So first, look at how it is conducting the research. Then again, our third answer is being generated here. It is even generating a graph for us here. So look here, our third answer

[23:53] has been generated. If you want, you can copy it directly from here. What is the first thing? It is our key points. So, we don't need any key points. Let's copy from our timeline. What is the timeline? What could be the core issues here? We will copy directly. You can also use Perplexity. But I would recommend you use Goki, and I will paste it here in Answer 3. Then I will type Answer 4 here. So, what is our Question 4? "Where are hot spots, real-life examples"—we will copy all this from here. After copying, go to

[24:23] block 3 again, paste it, and hit enter. So, our third answer has been generated here as well. What do you just need to do? Copy and paste. That's all you have to do. So, I will copy this from here. You can read this entire data from here . Then, I will paste it here and remove

[24:40] the citations. There's no use for them. It will only be useful when you look at it because Goki has already verified it , so you don't need to do extra work. We got way too many citations here. Look, hit enter from here. Go back. Remove it. Then after that, we will do Answer 5. To do Answer 5, go here.

[24:58] It’s number five, the "Why" section. Copy it from here. Then hit enter here. And now you'll see your "Why" answer will be generated quickly. So, we have received our "Why" answer here as well, and that too in detail. You need to copy this as well and then paste it here. Okay? Now I will tell you how we need to re-verify this. How we need to remove the repetitive words. Okay? From

[25:20] here, copy Answer 5 and paste it here. Then after this, our last one is 6, the "How." You have done all this work. This small step is the important one. After this, you will write the script so well that you won't even understand how you wrote such a great script just from this prompt. Okay? You won't even realize how good a script I have

[25:40] written. So, your research is complete. You don't need to do any extra work here. If you feel my research isn't complete yet, you can read extra books by visiting rcb.com. There are many books available there for free. So you can go there and do that. We have already done thorough research. We have also received the data. But we need to convert that data into an organized format so we can write the script perfectly. Because if our data isn't organized, our script won't be that good either. So first, we need to organize our research data well, as that is the most important part of research. Because what I am about to

[26:20] tell you, perhaps no one else will; whoever sells you free or paid courses won't tell you what I'm sharing now. So look at this, I’m going to show you what it is. See, the research data we have, which we researched using Claude 3, you could perhaps use Perplexity too , I just used Claude 3. Look here, this is our research data for the whole workspace, but we need to organize that data well. Like, in the documentary channels that are popular now, there is an introduction. Then after that, we are shown Chapter One. Chapter Two, then Chapter Three, and lastly, the conclusion. So we need to organize all

[26:55] these things well with this data of ours. So let me tell you how to organize it. First, go to Claude 3 AI. After going there, I have given you a detailed prompt called the "Data Structure Prompt," and it becomes very important in terms of this research. When you open these magnetic hooks, you will find this prompt at the end. You

[27:17] will find many other prompts there. First, look at this prompt here. After that, paste it here. After copying, if you want, you can directly copy and paste this data. But you should export it to a PDF from here. Go to your notes and convert those notes into a PDF. This will help you a lot once you convert it into a PDF. So I will save it as a PDF from here. It is already saved here for me. So from here, go to

[27:39] Claude 3. Attach your PDF here. Okay? After attaching, paste this prompt. Look at what is written in this prompt. We need 3000 words. I didn't just write 3000 words; big documentary channels usually use around 3000 words in their documentaries. Since we need to make 15 to 20-minute videos, or a 15-minute video, we will definitely need that many words. Okay? So, it will organize Chapter One for us very well. It will

[28:06] organize Chapter Two very well too. Then after that, our Chapter Three. As soon as you hit enter, it will start generating it properly for you. So, look here now. Our introduction has started here. It will give you details. It’s not like it will just give you minor, extra details. It will provide it to you in detail. As you can see here, in key terms, look at the sponsorship section; Chapter One starts from here. After that, see how it has provided details here. It has also covered the sub-topics that come after that. See here, after the sub-topics, there will be primary research too. It has covered secondary research well

[28:42] here too. Next comes Chapter Two. Look here, in Chapter Two, the sub-topics are also covered well. It is analyzing the data we researched very well. Mental health, cause verification, and surprising facts; and what is included in Chapter Three after that? Real-life examples in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai—it has organized it so well that no one else will do it for you

[29:05] like you can do with this one prompt. Now next, look, this is complete. If you want sources—like if you want sources paragraph-wise—then just write "sources link paragraph-wise" here. As soon as you click or tell it that you need source links, it will provide the links to you. Look, it is providing sources for the data that I provided to it. Look here, in the introduction, you can see this is the source. Look here, there is a Wikipedia source. This is a source. If you want, you can read these sources thoroughly and add even more data. So, for all the words used in the paragraph that need sources, it is providing those sources

[29:41] as well. So why are sources so important for you at this current time? Because all the big documentary channels like Dhruv Rathee, Nitish Rajput, and Saklan Khan show sources in their videos. So, whenever they start a video, if they talk about something where they need to show a source, they do. You can also add sources in your videos along those same lines. You don't need to show sources for every single word. Where you feel that sources are necessary to show in your video, you can include them there. For example, look here: "2025 Branded are Tata IPL 2025 in T20 cricket league features 10 franchise teams competing

[30:17] across 13 cities captivating millions of views most notably youth demographics age"—we need sources here. So, those sources have been provided to you. You can read here what has been used in the T20 professional cricket franchise and what it entails. So, you can read all the sources from here. For example, if we talk about another one, look here: "Time allocation, financial decisions, mental health impact of the IPL brand, and its marketing strategy." So, as soon as you click on the sources, you can see the impact of IPL brands and their marketing strategy. You can read it from here. If you want, you can add more data from here. So, we don't need

[30:55] to copy this part. The first data provided here, you can copy that. Then we will open a new page in our notes and write "Final Data." We'll click " Final Data," type it out, and then hit enter. This is approximately very detailed. So, if you want even more detail than this, you can ask for more from the same group three. I will show you how many pages it has become, and it is well-organized data. No one else will tell you this. So, as you can see, we have about 3,000 words here. About that many. So, with this, you can create a documentary of about 15 to 20

[31:31] minutes. Because you will show this data now. You will show news articles in your videos. Then after that, you will show it. You will show facts in it . You will talk about interviews and summaries. So, this will result in an approximately 15 to 20-minute documentary based on this research data . And this is not just any ordinary research data. This research is done in-depth, just as I explained the steps to you. So, your research data is done, but you still need to learn a lot more to write scripts in even greater detail . We are going to cover that in the next chapter, which is about

[32:05] storytelling. And yes, I want to let you know that you will find these prompts in that same booklet. It is really not very expensive. I have kept it very affordable. The price is very low, just ₹ 49. So, the next chapter we are going to cover is storytelling. I hope you learn this next chapter well . Now, finally, we have reached chapter three. How to incorporate storytelling into your script—if you want to do professional-level scripting, you have to learn storytelling. So, look, what is storytelling? Storytelling means presenting a story in a way that people don't get bored. In simple words, people should be able to relate to your

[32:45] story. You won't understand it just like that. Let me give you an example. I will tell you a story. A man went into a forest and lost his way. He found a house in the forest, and there was a ghost there. And that was a normal story. It must sound very strange to you. And if I present the same story like this: A man was trapped

[33:03] in a strange forest on a dark night. Sounds were coming from every direction . The trees were swaying. The wind was blowing fiercely. Suddenly, he saw an old house in the distance. So, this was the same story, but I presented it differently. That is what we call storytelling. You add some spice or flavor to it, which makes it engaging for people. And these skills develop within people over time. As they keep writing scripts for their videos, these skills develop because they keep changing their scripts day by day. So, I hope you have understood about storytelling now. Now, let's talk about some famous storytelling methods that many documentary channels use. Like,

[33:41] take a look here: Techniques for engaging storytelling. These are all very famous storytelling techniques that big documentary channels use on their channels. I will tell you about these storytelling methods now. First, understand this. If you don't know these storytelling methods or techniques. Do you struggle with finding the right words for your script ? Well, look, I’ve made it super easy for you with two methods. In the booklet I’ve provided, you’ll find some incredibly powerful storytelling prompts. For instance, if you generate a paragraph on ChatGPT, just add my storytelling prompt, and your paragraph will transform automatically in one click. I’ve included over 500

[34:25] storytelling hooks in that booklet. Even if you don’t know how to tell a story, you can find perfect storytelling lines right there. Let me give you an example here. Understand it this way. For instance, I have a story here. Let me read it out for you. Everything was going perfectly in Ravi’s life. His career was on the right track. His family was happy, and every day he was moving toward new progress. And then, look at this line here. I left a gap here because we’re going to use a transition. Now, if I read this directly: his father suddenly had a heart attack. By the time they

[34:58] reached the hospital, it was too late. The person who was his greatest strength yesterday has now become his biggest void. If I present my story directly like that, I don’t think it will be engaging enough for you. Let me show you here. When I go to my booklet, this story feels like an emotional one. It’s an emotional story. So, I’ll find an emotional hook from here. You can see the content here. Like, seamless build-up transitions. If you want to start your video, you can use these: curiosity transitions, emotional , suspense, action, deep mystery, endings, horror, strong CTAs, and premium prompts. My story was an emotional one, so I’ll pick an

[35:40] emotional transition from here. Emotional transition; look, as soon as you open this, you can pick any transition to insert. For example, I’ll use this one: "Someone once said time heals everything, but when?" So, that is a transition. So here you can use anything, like "There was a moment when everything felt right, but in a second, everything fell apart." Yes, this is my...yeah, I think this will be perfect for my story, so I'll just paste it into my story here. You can read it here: "Everything was going well in Ravi's life, his career was great, his family was happy, and every day was moving toward something new.""

[36:20] There was a moment when everything felt right, then in a second, everything fell apart." So, that is the transition . His father suddenly had a heart attack. By the time they reached the hospital, it was too late. The person who was his strength until yesterday, has now become his greatest weakness. So, you see the level of transition you've used here; your script has

[36:39] basically become extremely powerful. You just need to pick a transition from here and find which one fits into your script. So, I just wanted to tell you how to use these transitions. Whenever you use it, you'll say, "Yeah, my work is becoming so much easier with the help of this transition." Now, let's talk about the storytelling techniques that big documentary channels use. For example, let's talk about emotional appeal. In this, you are told that the story should be something that touches the heart. These are the storytelling techniques used. Like, if there's a story about your own life that you are sharing, that's where emotional appeal is used. Then comes our second one,

[37:20] relatability. Relatability is a storytelling technique where you talk about your own life, about how my life was full of struggles. Like you can tell the story of your student life, what you did during exam times. How I was facing distractions. This makes all students relate to you. Now comes the moral lesson. So, the hard work we are doing today, will the result be good or not? That is the moral lesson, that whatever we are doing today, we will definitely get something out of it later on. So, you could say it’s more or less like telling your story—how much hard work you put in, how much you

[37:56] struggled, and that’s why you’re standing here today. So, that is, more or less, visual storytelling. In this, visual storytelling means that you engage the audience with graphics alone , without even speaking. For example, if you are sad, you’ll use an emotional sound or an emotional background that makes it feel like something emotional is going on. So, this is called visual storytelling. And now comes our call to action. A call to action means we present the story in such a way that, for instance, if I'm making a video on pollution, I’ll say at the end that you should also throw waste in the right place, like a

[38:32] dustbin; that is a call to action. In that, you keep talking about the subject throughout the entire video— like if you're making a pollution video , you talk about pollution, and at the end, you explain how to prevent it, how to reduce it. So, this is a call to action. I think you must have learned a lot here about what the different storytelling techniques are. How we can incorporate them into our scripts. If you didn't understand, I told you at the beginning to take notes so you

[38:59] wouldn't need to watch the video again. Now, in the next chapter, we will cover how people are manipulated. So, we have finally reached Chapter 4, and I will tell you how people are manipulated. You must have seen people say, "Man, they manipulate so easily.""This channel manipulates so fast," or " People are being manipulated so quickly ." But hey, what actually is this manipulation? What on earth is this manipulation thing, anyway? So, we are going to understand that. Look, this chapter is very important. If you are making documentary videos or just starting out, this is going to be very important for you, as top creators use these skills smoothly and you don't

[39:42] even realize it. And manipulating is a skill in itself, but once you learn the points I tell you, you will understand what this term means and how to use it in your scripts. So look guys, many people might think that manipulating means lying to people. Manipulation doesn't actually mean lying to people. Rather, it's about controlling people's minds so that what you show them, they start believing as the truth; many people use this smoothly, and I will tell you six points on how they use it so you can learn. Look guys, whenever you are framing your script, keep this one thing in mind first. Whatever story you are showing in your script, only

[40:21] show that, and do not show the things that you are hiding. Understand this simple term. For example, I am making a documentary video about a leader, and I am portraying that leader as someone who is very good. I am treating him as a hero. So, what will I do? I will show his good deeds. I will show his good work. I will show positive interviews that reflect well on him. And basically , when I want to portray him as a villain, I will show his controversial moments. I will show his angry reactions and all these things, and I will not show his good qualities. So, basically, look closely at this term,

[40:55] as this is how this manipulation term is used. Now, you have understood here what heroic framing and villainous framing are, which I have told you: the one you want to treat as a hero, show them in a positive light, and the one you want to make a villain, show them in a negative light and hide all their good deeds. So, this is what heroic framing and villainous framing is. Now, next comes the emotional impact: how do we make emotional contact with people and control them with our emotions? To control all this, you need to use emotional background music, and to do all these things, you will have to

[41:29] write these things in your script in a properly emotional way. Use emotional music and tell your sad stories to people so that they can interact more. Now, here comes selective experts. Now, let me tell you that in your script, you should only show interviews of those people who make your story stronger. For example, if I am making a documentary on sugar, saying that sugar is very harmful. Then I will find a doctor who will talk about how sugar is extremely harmful. So that doctor will explain all these things in his interviews, and I won't know that sugar is actually very bad. It's like this or that. Then I will find a doctor who

[42:10] says sugar is not safe for health. So, what this does is make our story, our script, much stronger. Now, the most important term that comes up is editing . For example, I'll show a frame right here. Like in an interview, someone is asked, "Did you commit a scam?" There, they are feeling nervous. After feeling nervous, they won't speak for some time . Like, they will go quiet for one or two seconds. So, there is silence added there. Then what I will do is slow down

[42:34] that part where the silence was added. I will add slow motion to that video, to that footage. After adding slow motion, what will I do here? I will use such dramatic background music that it will start looking like they are a scammer. Even if they haven't committed a scam, they will still look like a scammer. As soon as you show it and present it, it will 100%look like they committed a huge scam. Even if they haven't committed a scam, it will still look like they did. So, editing plays a very important role in this. Just understand this much. Now, next comes creating drama with music. You already

[43:04] know that if I play some motivational music, it will feel like, yes, something motivational is going on. If I play some funny music, it will feel like some funny thing is going on. So, this is the important role of music that I already told you about. Now, one most important thing is to repeat it to drill it into their minds. Like, if you are pointing towards a particular topic , keep mentioning it once, twice, or thrice in your script so people think, "Yes, that's true," and they believe it as the truth. So, this is a manipulation skill. Tell it once, twice , or thrice in your script. The first

[43:38] time, they might ignore it, and the second time, they might ignore it a little bit too. The third time, they will think, "Yes, there must be something to it." By the fourth time you say it, they will finally accept it as the truth. So, this is an important role of manipulation. Now I have shared some points here so that you understand

[43:52] what things are important in editing. What changes you need to make in the music. What changes you need to make in your script. And after that, I will tell you how to repeat a point to fix it in your mind. So, this is the entire loop and how to use it. And I will provide the link to this PDF in the description, you can download it from there and read it thoroughly to see

[44:14] what is required and how it is done.

[44:21] Now, Chapter Five is going to be the most important, in which you will learn how to script, and for those who don't know anything, how and where to start scripting, how it happens, and what it is. So, we have received the data and we have also organized that data well. Now we have to convert it into a script and I will teach you that. It is a very easy method and you will learn it so easily that you won't even realize how you managed to script so well. So, first you will see that our script data was approximately 3000 words. Meaning, we can make a 15 to 20-minute

[44:56] documentary from that data, and you can see how large the data is here. First, you have the introduction here. Then after that, as we scroll down, you see here that Chapter Two talks about the issues. It talks about the impact. After this, you can see sub-topics are also added to that data. And here is Chapter Three: Geographical Hotspots, Real-life Examples, and Migration Strategies. Then after that, sub-topics are added here. Then after that, at the end, the conclusion, so this is our organized data, which you must have learned well by now, regarding how to organize data. If those who don't know how to do it, you can go back and watch

[45:34] it again to see how to organize data. Then you come to scripting. Now, we will create an outline for this script. An outline means we will convert this entire data into Hindi so that we can understand what is written in it. Many people might not understand English— what is written in it? So, before that, we create an outline. How is an outline created? First, look here, I will tell you. I have provided a booklet in the description. Download it. Look at that booklet here—Magnetic Hooks. As you scroll down to the very end, you will find the scripting prompt. And this is a very detailed prompt. I will tell you

[46:09] how to use it right now. Look here, you need to copy this entire prompt from here. I have pre-structured my data. First, copy it from here. Then, after that, open ChatGPT here. You can also use DeepSeek if you want. You can use it with ChatGPT as well. So, right now, I am using ChatGPT. Paste your prompt right here. As soon as you paste the prompt, I have included rules about what you should not do. See here, do not generate any sections other than the one I provide. Do not generate a second section whenever I provide one section. Do not summarize or expand;

[46:41] you must not do that. Do not summarize. After that, write in natural Hindi, the way I am talking. Then use smooth transitions, emotional depth, and real-life examples. Then, if possible, add questions, suspense, and keep your hook. These were my possible strict rules. So, I will press enter here. As soon as you enter, now what is it saying? Paste your introduction, chapter one, chapter two, and its completion to start. So, it is telling you to paste the introduction or chapter one here. Then, we will copy our introduction from here. Copy it, then paste it here after that. And then , enter. Then our introduction is being generated here. So, you can read it

[47:19] here. That this is also just an outline because it has not yet been converted into a real script, as you should write the real script yourself because you need to know how to write scripts. So, if you cannot write it, you can use this as you are just starting, by making a few changes to your script, like there are words in it that AI doesn't understand well and it uses hard Hindi words. Like, let me read the opening scene here, look, you have the opening scene here. After that, look here, Narrator: The IPL is not just a cricket league, it is a passion. Every year, when the month of March arrives,

[47:50] only one question circulates. Who will win this time? Stadiums full, screens full, and the emotions, they just keep growing with every over. But is the IPL just a game, or has it become a cultural and economic tsunami? And the biggest question is what impact it's having on the Indian youth, and today we will understand the deep impact of this IPL, which has become not just a tournament but a revolution. Then after

[48:15] this, cut to the archive footage here. Then read the narrator part here. In 2008, the BCCI launched a league that is now counted among the world's biggest sporting events. This is not just a cricket league, but has become a powerhouse of entertainment. Today, its 18th season is underway. Tata IPL 2025, 13 cities, 10 teams, and the expectations of millions of fans. So, you are looking here; you will have to see each word here to decide what words I can use here. So here, then narrator cut, and then the narrator again. Just imagine a cricket league whose brand value has crossed $ 11 billion. With record-breaking TV ratings every year,

[48:55] viewership numbers, sponsors like Dream11, and streaming platforms like Jio Cinema have made it accessible everywhere. But this accessibility creates a major dilemma. Especially for the youth, IPL has become not just a game, but a lifestyle. But is every lifestyle good? This research will analyze how the IPL brings both opportunities and assignments, and on the other hand, increases distractions, gambling, and academic neglect. So here , instead of neglect, you can use any word, like gambling or academic, and it promotes this. Now, narrator here, and our introduction ends here. As you cut it here, no one will write a better

[49:37] script than this. I guarantee you that. If you don't make changes to it. Make some minor changes, and then your script will be ready. What you do is copy Chapter One from here. Copy Chapter One from here; direct Chapter One, Chapter One, Chapter One, Chapter One, Chapter...yes, it's a very large research dataset, we know, because we have researched it in detail. Chapter One, Chapter One, Chapter One, Chapter One, you copy it from here. Then now we come here and paste it. Chapter One, then again we hit enter. Then after that, it will start generating the script again. Chapter One: The IPL Ecosystem, Players, Affected Groups; don't be under the illusion that the

[50:17] IPL is just a cricket tournament. Friends, this is an entire ecosystem that involves many of its stakeholders. This chapter will deeply analyze the key players, the affected groups, and those benefiting from this, with a special focus on the 15 to 30 age group who are huge fans. Like, for its biggest fans, you can add that here. Who is running this show, the IPL key players? What can I say, man? Could anyone write a better script than this for you? I don't think anyone else will write it for you, and how to monetize it, how to make money from this script like I do, I will tell you that too. As

[50:57] you can see here, your script has been converted. Now, I won't let you read it because reading it will take too much time. Next, you just cut it from here. Look here, Chapter One. We just made a huge mistake because we modified it again here. This is it, so the big mistake I made, you must not repeat it.

[51:17] Basically, what I always do is copy it. So, I didn't tell you how to do this part. When you provide the initial data , like I provided the introduction here , don't make this mistake because it will regenerate it on the same page. So , you need to select a new page here. Then, paste it here. Then, go ahead and press enter. Then, here, restore the

[51:37] previous back to the latest version. Click here again. As soon as you click, your Chapter One will be included. Copy it from here. And then, we will paste it here into Chapter One. Next, we move on to Chapter Two. Go ahead and copy this. Many people had the doubt about what my script is. They can't get it

[51:56] done, or they can't write long scripts. So, how will you be able to write them? Because you should use my prompt. Basically, you will be able to write very long scripts using this method. Then, paste your Chapter Three here. As soon as you paste it, it will edit it again. You are getting some error here. If there are any changes or

[52:12] improvements, just say yes, start. Chapter Two, because it was getting confused as I did it repeatedly, so look here, it is generating Chapter Two again. Chapter two, IPL hyper-commercial, what are they saying? The impact on commercials and youth starts here, this is the first real script. Earlier, IPL was just a cricket league, but today it has become a brand-driven spectacle. Everything has been monetized. Jersey kits, strategic timeouts, stadium branding; you can copy all of that from here. IPL and youth psychology, the FOMO effect of watching IPL, productivity and time drain, the impact of IPL on youth spending habits. Then, after that, you have fantasy or cricket betting,

[52:59] addiction, food delivery, IPL combo deals, merchandise, IPL kits; and we will copy this here. Then, go to your script, go to the script and paste it. Then, press enter from here. Then, start chapter three here. Copy chapter three from here, and paste it here. Chapter three, if any error occurs, you can tell it. Copy chapter three again from here. Then, after this, write here , "Now start, start chapter, chapter three". Then, paste this chapter three here. Then as soon as you paste it, chapter three will start generating your script from here. It will start writing your excellent script. See,

[53:38] your script is being generated here. What do you have to do? Copy directly from here. Once your entire script is generated. So, you have to add the last conclusion here like this and paste it into your new script. So here you can see your script has been converted, your work on the script is done. This is our outline script. Now see what you have to do with this script. Right now, your script isn't that special yet. If you have someone's script template, you can use that template. Otherwise, if you don't have one, I gave you one in the other video. I will put that in the

[54:13] description as well. So you can take that template too. Okay? I have bought Saqlain Khan's template. So you can buy his template. It will help you more. Okay? So present your script in that way. So my chapter one, like here, see chapter one, then after that my chapter two, chapter two here. After that, my chapter three here. Chapter three, and then comes our last part, the

[54:39] conclusion. Type "now conclusion" here. Now start the conclusion. Now start the conclusion, then it will start again. I have added the conclusion to the IPL impact balance, so I have added the conclusion there as well. So if it hasn't been added, say "start" again, then paste it, and then it will start adding your conclusion here. Alright? So, your script has been converted from here, our script is ready, and those who want the script I just made, you

[55:12] will find the link in the description. You can download it from there. And yes , the prompt you are seeing, I have created a very useful prompt for you. Do go and buy it to see how useful this prompt will be for you, because the price is very low, just ₹ 49, and you can monetize your skills with this. I just showed you that this script is an outline, because we are going to make many changes to it. So, if I start telling you how to do everything, it will take too much time, but you are smart and watch my videos, so you must know how to do it. Now, next, we talk

[55:50] about how we can monetize the script. How to earn money from this. If you are not making videos, you can earn money from a little bit of scripting. Just take out 10 to 30 minutes of your day and earn money by scripting. And that is what I do, and you should also start earning money this way. So let's talk about it in the next chapter. How we can generate money from this. So, you have finally arrived at how we can generate money from scripts and how I

[56:20] generate it and how I found clients. Look, you have learned to write scripts . How scripts are written, and I told you that scripts from AI are not as good as the ones we write by hand. So look, how AI helps. I told you that the script outline we created with AI will help you a lot, and if you convert that outline into your script, your script will be top-notch, and I think anyone who writes such a script will charge a lot. So, you have learned everything— how to write scripts and how to create outlines; you've learned that. But today, I am going to tell you how to

[56:56] actually earn money from it. Look, if you want to earn money, you have to build your own brand value, because all scriptwriters have a brand value, and that is why people approach them to increase their views and engagement. So , you have to do the same thing. First of all, you need to build your own brand value. To build that brand value, start a YouTube channel that looks professional, and keep uploading videos related to history, politics, or finance. If the editing isn't great, that's okay, because editing is not that important. What matters is your story and your script. Once you have started a YouTube channel, people will

[57:39] approach you to write their scripts. What should you do? Next, open an Instagram page and keep posting stories on that page. If you don't have original stories, that’s fine. You can rewrite viral stories from Instagram, convert them into scripts, and post videos. By copying and pasting , you can gain followers on your Instagram page, and make sure to write a perfect bio. It should look like you are a real scriptwriter, and you don't need to show your face until you have built a brand and a following. In your bio, write "Open for work." Tell them to DM you, and people will start approaching you. Add an email ID to

[58:24] your Instagram so you can receive inquiries there as well. So, this was our first step. But what if we want to find clients even faster? How can we do that? Let me tell you step number two. This is the most important step; with step number two, you can find clients 100%and create an illusion that will make clients think you are a professional. What do you need to do first? Go to YouTube and find small channels. Small channels with 500, 1000 , 2000, or 3000 subscribers that get very few views, but seem like the person is wealthy. By wealthy, I mean they are willing to spend money on

[59:03] YouTube. If you watch their videos, you will know whether this person is rich or poor. So, what do you need to do here? You need to find a wealthy person . If you find someone who isn't earning much on Instagram yet, and you tell them you can write their scripts, they won't hire you. So, what should you do? You need to find smaller channels. So, let's move to the next step. What do you need to do? Write a professional email so that you can approach many channels. Whenever you find such channels, keep taking notes. Keep noting down these channel names, and the next step is to write a

[59:41] professional email so it looks like you are serious and very professional, and that you will write their script well. The next step is that once you find a channel, you need to pick one of their videos and rewrite that script in your own words. Write it well in your own words; after writing, attach the script

[1:00:04] to your Gmail and email it to them. Just email it to them. Since they are a small creator, they probably don't receive many emails. When you email them for the first time, it will make an impact that you are offering something genuine. Also, provide your contact number so you can talk to them. Then you will be in touch and slowly start talking to them. Then you will be able to approach them properly. Then they will approach you because you provided them with a script, and you can say that you write very professional scripts. Also, attach your Instagram page link and tell them to check your stories and videos to see

[1:00:38] the level of scripts you write. Attach your YouTube channel as well, as this will add even more authenticity. The person will feel that you are genuine and that you write excellent scripts. So, these are the steps you need to follow. The second step works 100%, and in my case, they approached me automatically on my YouTube channel; I write their scripts using AI while also adding my own personal touch. I mean, I take a lot of help from AI and I write my own personal experience into those scripts. So, you have to do all this work from here, and I have told you everything from start to finish—how

[1:01:19] to research, find topics, what storytelling is, and how to manipulate. Then, how to write a script; I have told you everything about that. You won't have to buy paid courses from anywhere. Even if you do buy paid courses from somewhere. You won't get content of this level. You won't get it in paid courses either. People don't tell you how to write a script the way I have explained to you throughout this entire video. And you can see my screenshots here to see what my earnings can be. What scriptwriting is all about. For instance, look here, I charge them very little because I told them that their channel doesn't get

[1:01:52] that many views yet. When the views start coming in, I will increase my payment for the script. So, I have told them this, and I write their scripts very well, and I get about ₹ 500 for every script, taking about 30 minutes to write it. So, for every script, I get 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, like that. You can see the screenshots of the scripts here. So, you will also find clients like this. You just need to have patience, and the second step I mentioned is very, very important. So, thank you. And thank you very much for watching this video all the way to the end. And I would like for you to

[1:02:31] practice this daily. Whatever you have written in your notes now, and the three to four years you have wasted. I would like for you to improve it with this free course. You improve daily on what improvements you can make. And when you make new videos, it is very important to improve in every video. So , whatever doubts you have about this video, comment below or follow me on Instagram. I will help you. Basically, I am always active on Instagram. So,

[1:02:59] you can message me from there.

---

About this transcript
Read from YouTube's own caption track and laid out by ViewRank AI (https://viewrankai.com).
ViewRank AI finds the videos already beating a creator's own average on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, transcribes them from the audio itself in more than 60 languages, and turns what worked into new ideas and scripts.
Free transcript tools, no account needed: https://viewrankai.com/tools
How to read any video this way: https://viewrankai.com/llms.txt