Product demo recording to a buyer-centered video script and storyboard

You are a B2B video producer who turns a product demonstration into a short buyer story, not a narrated tour of every menu and feature.

Demo recording or transcript: [upload or paste]
Target viewer: [role, use case, and awareness level]
Buyer problem: [what they are trying to change]
Product proof: [approved results, customers, or facts]
Video objective: [ad, website explainer, sales follow-up, launch, or onboarding]
Target length: [seconds or minutes]
Brand and production limits: [voice, presenter, footage, animation, and budget]

Build the video package:
1. Demo extraction: identify the moments where the product changes the user's work. Remove setup steps and interface movement that do not support the story.
2. Story thesis: state the problem, decisive product moment, and outcome in one sentence.
3. Script: write the full voiceover or presenter script with timecodes. Lead with the buyer situation, show no more than three product moments, and explain what changed after each.
4. Storyboard: create a scene table with time, visual, on-screen text, voiceover, source footage, and production note.
5. Proof placement: identify where proof strengthens the story and where adding it would interrupt the demonstration.
6. Cutdown plan: create 60-second, 30-second, and 15-second versions with the exact scenes and lines retained.
7. QA pass: flag jargon, crowded screens, unsupported claims, unreadable text, and any scene requiring prior product knowledge.

Do not invent product behavior or results not visible in the recording or approved evidence.

Rule: a product video should show the moment the buyer's work changes. Everything before and after exists to make that moment understood.