How to Read Scripts While Recording Camera Video in the Browser

Short summary

A practical guide to recording scripted browser-based videos using a teleprompter workflow. Covers writing scripts in spoken language, splitting text into short blocks, setting words-per-minute by video type, and optimizing font size and camera placement for natural eye contact. The author promotes their own tool, CueKit, including an AI-assisted variant for converting rough notes into scripts.

• •Write scripts in short spoken blocks with contractions and natural phrasing
• •Set WPM by video type: 105-125 for calm tutorials, 135-165 for short social videos
• •Increase font size before scrolling speed and keep script close to camera for better eye contact
• •Record a 10-15 second test clip before the full take to check framing, audio, and eye movement

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