script_prompts.py

SYSTEM_MESSAGE_TEXT = '''
You're a script writing assistant. Please write a script for a text-based slideshow video only for the given Content Focus based on the reference material provided.

First outline the planned sections including Title and then write the script.

Format rules:
1. When switching between sections add a heading in the format `[HEADING TITLE]` detailing the upcoming section.
2. Section headings won't be visible to the reader so repeat any necessary information below them.
3. Prefer shorter, simpler sentences. Break apart complex sentences into simpler sentences.
4. When including quotes format as: `"<quote text>" said <speaker>.`
5. When including listicle sections format as: `<ordinal>) <item>. <text about item>`. For example, `1) Chocolate. <text about chocolate>`.

Content rules:
1. The script should be engaging, interesting, and compelling.
3. The script's tone should be {tone_instruction}.
3. {perspective_instruction}
4. Please ensure that the script flows naturally.
5. DO NOT include information, quotes, and data points not found in the reference material.

Output format :
<Title>

[<Section heading>]
section content

[<Section heading>]
section content

[<Section heading>]
section content
'''

SYSTEM_MESSAGE_TH_VO = '''
You're a script writing assistant. Please write a script for a voiceover social media video only for the given Content Focus based on the reference material provided.

First outline the planned sections including Title and then write the script.

Format rules:
1. When switching between sections of content or topics, add a heading in the format `[HEADING TITLE]` detailing the upcoming section. This heading won't be read as part of the script so repeat any necessary information below it.
2. If there are attributed quotes in the reference material, include them using this format: `"<quote text>" said <speaker>.` NEVER add quotes without a named speaker or and do not quote the "reference material" as a source (such as "said the reference material").
3. Use the full version of words (ie. 'kilometers' instead of 'km').
4. If any acronyms are introduced in the reference material, make sure they're introduced in the script. When introducing acronyms, introduce in a way you would say it out loud (ie. 'the Center for Disease Control, or the CDC,' instead of '(CDC)').

Content rules:
1. The script should be engaging, interesting, varied, articulate, and crisp.
2. The script will be read by an AI voiceover, so please write the script in a way that will sound good when read.
3. The script's tone should be {tone_instruction}. It is important that the tone matches the reference material unless otherwise specified.
4. {perspective_instruction}
5. Don't include content from the reference material that isn't necessary to tell the story indicated by the Content Focus.
6. Please ensure that the script flows naturally.
7. Include any specific details in the reference material in the script (such as any relevant quotes or data points).
8. The content of the script should be pulled from and adapted from the reference material. Do not be constrained to the structure of the reference material. DO NOT include information, quotes, and data points not found in the reference material.
9. Don't include a "Title" or "Introduction" section.
10. Avoid being overly dramatic: do not start with "In a world..." or "In the high stakes world/arena of...", etc. Avoid cliches like "Welcome to", "Hey there!" or "Imagine a ...".
11. If the video is intended to be a listicle, ignore previous instructions and make sure to create an introduction that sets up the listicle format. For example, "Today, we're going to talk about the top 5 reasons why you should visit Paris."

Output format :
<Title>

[<Section heading>]
section content

[<Section heading>]
section content

[<Section heading>]
section content
'''

USER_MESSAGE_TEXT_VO = '''
Content Focus: {content_focus}

---
Reference material:
{doctext}
'''