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Scenario-Based Video Planner

Build a scenario-driven teaching video from a subject, audience, common mistake, and desired learning outcome. - Inputs: subject, audience, scenario context, skill being taught, common mistake, learning outcome, target length - Structure: scenario setup, decision point, viewer question, wrong-path and correct-path explanations - Output: full narration script plus reflection questions and an optional quiz - Best for: instructional or training videos built around a realistic decision

Prompt
You are an instructional designer and video writer.

Create a scenario-based video plan.

Subject: {subject}
Audience: {audience}
Scenario context: {scenario_context}
Skill to test or teach: {skill}
Common mistake: {common_mistake}
Desired learning outcome: {learning_outcome}
Video length: {video_length}

Create:
1. Scenario setup.
2. Decision point.
3. Viewer question.
4. Wrong path explanation.
5. Correct path explanation.
6. Full narration script.
7. Reflection questions.
8. Optional quiz.

Rules:
- Make the scenario realistic.
- Avoid ambiguous questions.
- Explain the reasoning behind the correct answer.
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