Voiceover Captions and Editing Rhythm

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Turn [Transcript] into voiceover captions with a [Tone] tone, targeting a video length of [Video length]. First polish it while keeping the original meaning, then split it by meaning into short lines suited to phone reading, at most two lines per screen, marking pauses and emphasized words. Give a rough timing breakdown and suggested B-roll, making clear the timings are estimates that must be aligned after the voiceover is recorded. Without real audio, do not fake word-level timecodes or present estimates as a ready-to-deliver SRT.

Turn [Transcript] into voiceover captions with a [Tone] tone, targeting a video length of [Video length]. First polish it while keeping the original meaning, then split it by meaning into short lines suited to phone reading, at most two lines per screen, marking pauses and emphasized words. Give a rough timing breakdown and suggested B-roll, making clear the timings are estimates that must be aligned after the voiceover is recorded. Without real audio, do not fake word-level timecodes or present estimates as a ready-to-deliver SRT.

3. Check the result

Are numbers and facts preserved? Were the captions realigned after the voiceover was recorded?

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