script-writing について
Script Writingは、小紅書の動画、ライブ配信、カルーセル投稿を作る人向けの脚本ガイドです。冒頭のフック、明確な構成、テンポ、行動喚起を組み立て、視聴者の関心を保ちます。
主な機能
- 01動画脚本の構成計画
- 02ライブ配信の概要と要点
- 03カルーセルのストーリー構成
- 04フックと行動喚起
- 05テンポと簡潔な表現
活用シーン
- 01チュートリアル、レビュー、Vlogの企画
- 02ライブ配信の内容と話す要点の準備
- 03複数ページのカルーセル構成
- 04スポンサーコンテンツの脚本整理
インストール
コマンドをコピーしてターミナルで実行します。
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npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ vivy-yi/ xiaohongshu-skills --skill script-writingインストール後、Claude Code で/script-writingを入力して読み込まれたか確認します。
詳細
脚本作成(脚本撰写)
概要
脚本作成とは、小紅書の動画コンテンツ、ライブ配信、カルーセル形式のストーリーを計画・構成し、視聴者の注意を最初から最後まで引きつける、魅力的で価値のあるコンテンツを届ける技術です。明確なコミュニケーションと高い視聴完了率の実現を目指します。
使用するタイミング
次の場合に使用します:
- 動画コンテンツ(チュートリアル、Vlog、レビュー)を作成する
- ライブ配信の内容と話すポイントを計画する
- カルーセル形式のストーリー(複数スライドのストーリー)を構成する
- 教育・解説コンテンツを提供する
- スポンサー付きコンテンツ(ブランド要件)を作成する
- 視聴完了率の向上を目指す
次の場合は使用しないでください:
- 即興的で自然体なコンテンツ(脚本が不自然に感じられることがあります)
- 舞台裏や気軽なVlog(自然体のほうが適しています)
- 短くてシンプルなコンテンツ(簡単なヒントには手間がかかりすぎます)
基本パターン
作成前(脚本なしのコンテンツ):
❌ "Rambled, lost train of thought, forgot key points"
❌ "Video was 5 minutes but could have been 2 minutes"
❌ "Viewers dropped off at 30% (lost interest)"
❌ "Had to reshoot multiple times (forgot what to say)"
❌ "No clear structure, felt disorganized"
作成後(よく練られた脚本のコンテンツ):
✅ "Clear structure: hook → value → CTA"
✅ "Concise: 2 minutes packed with value"
✅ "70% completion rate (vs 30% before)"
✅ "One take (knew exactly what to say)"
✅ "Viewer feedback: 'So clear and easy to follow!'"
✅ "Higher engagement: more saves and shares"
脚本の5つの要素:
- フック - 最初の3秒で注意を引く
- 構成 - 明確な始まり、中盤、終わり
- 価値 - 約束した情報を届ける
- テンポ - 全体を通して関心を維持する
- CTA - 最後に明確な行動喚起を入れる
クイックリファレンス
| コンテンツの種類 | 脚本の長さ | 構成 | 重点 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 短尺動画(15~60秒) | 100~300語 | フック → 3つのヒント → CTA | すぐに役立つ情報、テンポの速さ |
| 長尺動画(1~3分) | 300~800語 | フック → 問題 → 解決策 → CTA | 詳細な説明 |
| チュートリアル(2~5分) | 500~1500語 | 導入 → 手順 → ヒント → CTA | 教育的で明確な手順 |
| ライブ配信(30~60分) | 概要+要点 | オープニング → 内容 → 質疑応答 → クロージング | 柔軟で双方向 |
| カルーセル(5~10枚) | 1枚あたり50~100語 | タイトル → ストーリー → まとめ → CTA | ビジュアルによるストーリーテリング |
実装
ステップ1:コンテンツの目的を定める
脚本を書く前に目的を明確にします:
Content Objective Framework:
1. Identify Primary Goal
Educational:
- Teach a skill or concept
- Explain how something works
- Provide step-by-step guide
Example: "Teach viewers how to build a skincare routine for dry skin"
Entertaining:
- Tell a story or experience
- Share humor or relatable content
- Create emotional connection
Example: "Share my skincare journey and failures before finding what works"
Promotional:
- Highlight product benefits
- Share honest review
- Encourage purchase or trial
Example: "Review this moisturizer and explain why it's worth the price"
2. Define Target Audience
Questions:
- Who is watching? (age, experience level, interests)
- What do they already know? (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
- What do they want to learn? (specific pain points or goals)
Audience Example:
"Beginner skincare enthusiasts, 20-35 years old, struggling with
dry skin, looking for simple affordable routine"
3. Determine Key Message
One Main Idea:
- What's the ONE thing viewers should remember?
- If they forget everything else, what should they recall?
Key Message Example:
"You don't need expensive products for good skincare. Consistency
and using the right ingredients for your skin type matters more."
4. Set Success Metrics
What Does Success Look Like?
- Completion rate: 70% watch to end
- Engagement: 10% like/save/share
- Conversion: 5% follow or click link
- Retention: 40% rewatch or save for later
Content Objective Template:
Content Type: [Video/Carousel/Live Stream]
Primary Goal: [Educational/Entertaining/Promotional]
Target Audience: [Description]
Key Message: [One sentence main takeaway]
Success Metric: [Specific goal]
ステップ2:脚本を構成する
明確な枠組みを作成します:
Script Structure Templates:
1. Short Video Script (15-60 seconds)
Structure: Hook → 3 Tips → CTA
Hook (3 seconds):
"Stop making these 3 skincare mistakes that are ruining your skin!"
Body (40 seconds):
Tip 1 (10 seconds): "Mistake #1: Over-washing. You're stripping your skin's natural oils."
Tip 2 (10 seconds): "Mistake #2: Skipping moisturizer. Even oily skin needs hydration."
Tip 3 (10 seconds): "Mistake #3: Using too many products. Less is more."
Summary (10 seconds): "Fix these three things and your skin will thank you."
CTA (7 seconds):
"Follow for more skincare tips! Comment below which mistake you've been making."
2. Tutorial Script (2-5 minutes)
Structure: Intro → What/Why → How → Tips → CTA
Introduction (20 seconds):
- Hook: "Want to build a skincare routine that actually works?"
- What: "Today I'm showing you my complete dry skincare routine"
- Why: "This routine transformed my skin in 30 days"
What & Why (30 seconds):
- Explain: "Dry skin needs hydration, not oil-stripping products"
- Set expectations: "This routine takes 5 minutes, morning and night"
Step-by-Step (2-3 minutes):
- Step 1: [Product name] - How to use, why it's important
- Step 2: [Product name] - How to use, why it's important
- Step 3: [Product name] - How to use, why it's important
- Step 4: [Product name] - How to use, why it's important
Pro Tips (30 seconds):
- Tip 1: [Specific technique or warning]
- Tip 2: [Product recommendation or alternative]
CTA (20 seconds):
- "Save this for your next routine shopping trip"
- "Comment questions below"
- "Follow for more skincare routines"
3. Storytelling Script (Vlog, Journey)
Structure: Context → Challenge → Journey → Resolution → Takeaway
Context (20 seconds):
- Set scene: "6 months ago, my skin was a mess"
- Establish relatability: "I tried everything, nothing worked"
Challenge (20 seconds):
- Problem: "Dry, flaky, red skin. I was embarrassed to go out"
- Emotion: "I felt hopeless and frustrated"
Journey (60-90 seconds):
- What you tried: "I tried 10+ products, spent hundreds of dollars"
- What failed: "Most made it worse"
- Turning point: "Finally learned about skin barriers and ingredients"
Resolution (30 seconds):
- Where you are now: "My skin is clear, hydrated, happy"
- What worked: "Simple routine, right ingredients"
Takeaway (20 seconds):
- Lesson learned: "Less is more. Consistency over intensity."
- CTA: "Share your skincare journey in comments!"
4. Promotional/Review Script
Structure: Hook → Problem → Solution (Product) → Proof → CTA
Hook (5 seconds):
- "Is this ¥500 moisturizer worth it? I tested it for 30 days."
Problem (15 seconds):
- "I've tried dozens of moisturizers that promise results but deliver nothing."
- "My dry skin was still flaky, tight, uncomfortable."
Solution - Product (30 seconds):
- "Enter [Product Name]. This is what makes it different:"
- Key ingredients: [Hyaluronic acid, ceramides, etc.]
- Texture: "Lightweight, absorbs fast, non-greasy"
Proof (30 seconds):
- "After 30 days: My skin is finally hydrated"
- Show before/after if applicable
- "Worth every penny"
CTA (10 seconds):
- "Link in bio if you want to try it"
- "Comment if you have questions"
5. Live Stream Script Outline
Structure: Opening → Content → Q&A → Closing
Opening (5 minutes):
- Welcome viewers: "Hi everyone! Welcome to today's livestream"
- Topic preview: "Today we're talking about [topic]"
- Housekeeping: "Drop questions in chat, I'll answer at the end"
Main Content (20-40 minutes):
- Deliver 3-5 key points
- Use examples/stories for each point
- Engage with viewers: "Has anyone experienced this? Type 'yes' in chat"
- Show products/demos if applicable
Q&A (10-15 minutes):
- "Now let's answer your questions"
- Read and respond to chat questions
- Prioritize: Most common questions, most relevant
Closing (5 minutes):
- Recap: "Today we covered [summary]"
- CTA: "Follow me for more content like this"
- Next stream: "Join me next [day/time] when we discuss [topic]"
- Sign off: "Thanks for hanging out! See you next time!"
ステップ3:魅力的なフックを書く
すぐに注意を引きます:
Hook Formulas:
1. Problem/Agitation Hook
Format: "Stop making [mistake] that's causing [problem]"
Examples:
- "Stop washing your face twice a if you have dry skin!"
- "Why your skincare routine isn't working (and how to fix it)"
- "The one product that's ruining your skin"
2. Curiosity Hook
Format: "You won't believe what happened when I..."
Examples:
- "I stopped using moisturizer for a week. Here's what happened."
- "Dermatologists hate this one skincare trick"
- "The ¥20 product that outperformed ¥200 alternatives"
3. Result Hook
Format: "How I achieved [result] in [timeframe]"
Examples:
- "How I cleared my skin in 30 days"
- "From dry to glowing: My 3-month transformation"
- "I built a skincare routine for under ¥200"
4. Number/List Hook
Format: "[Number] [adjective] [things/tips/mistakes]"
Examples:
- "7 skincare ingredients to avoid if you have sensitive skin"
- "5 budget skincare products that actually work"
- "3 mistakes you're making in your skincare routine"
5. Story Hook
Format: "I never thought [result] was possible until..."
Examples:
- "I never thought I'd have clear skin until I learned this one thing"
- "After 10 years of struggling with acne, I finally found what works"
- "My skincare journey: from skeptic to believer"
Hook Best Practices:
✅ Relevant to content (deliver on promise)
✅ Specific (not generic "amazing skincare tips")
✅ Urgent (why watch NOW?)
✅ Emotional (trigger curiosity, pain, desire)
❌ Misleading (clickbait hurts trust)
ステップ4:本文を書く
効率よく価値を届けます:
Body Content Writing:
1. Be Concise
Rule: Remove 50% of words in first draft
Before Wordy:
"What I want to tell you about next is really important because it's
going to help you understand the reason why so many people struggle
with this particular issue." (28 words)
After Concise:
"Here's why so many people struggle with this:" (7 words)
Techniques:
- Remove filler words (really, very, just, that)
- Use active voice (not passive)
- Get to point immediately (no long intros)
2. Use Simple Language
✅ Conversational (like talking to friend)
✅ Avoid jargon (or explain if necessary)
✅ Short sentences (easier to follow)
✅ Concrete examples (not abstract concepts)
Example:
Instead of: "Utilize this exfoliating agent to remove keratinized cells"
Use: "Use this exfoliant to remove dead skin cells"
3. Structure with Signposting
Help viewers follow along:
- "First, let's talk about..."
- "Now, here's the important part:"
- "So what does this mean for you?"
- "Let me show you an example:"
- "Here's the takeaway:"
4. Add Examples and Stories
Why: Make content relatable and memorable
Example Formula:
- Abstract concept
- "For example..."
- Specific story/scenario
- "See how this works?"
Example in Script:
"You need to patch test new products.
For example, when I tried this new serum, I applied a small amount
behind my ear for 3 days before using it on my face.
Good thing I did—I had a reaction! If I'd put it on my face,
it would have been much worse."
5. Include Visual Cues
Direct what appears on screen:
Video Script:
"[Show product close-up]"
"[Cut to me applying product]"
"[Graphics: 3 key points appear on screen]"
Carousel Script:
"Slide 1: Title + hook image"
"Slide 2-4: Content with illustrations"
"Slide 5: Summary + CTA"
6. Pacing and Variety
Maintain engagement:
- Change pace every 30-60 seconds
- Mix explanation with demonstration
- Add energy/tone variation (not monotone)
- Include transitions between topics
Pacing Example:
- Fast-paced section: List 5 tips quickly (energy)
- Slow down: Explain most important tip (emphasis)
- Speed up again: Move to next topic (momentum)
ステップ5:効果的なCTAを作る
最後に行動を促します:
Call-to-Action Formulas:
1. Follow CTA
Simple: "Follow me for more [content type]!"
Benefit-driven: "Follow so you don't miss tomorrow's tip on [topic]"
Exclusive: "Followers get early access to my routine templates"
2. Engagement CTA
Comment: "Comment 'ROUTINE' and I'll DM you the full product list"
Save: "Save this for your next shopping trip"
Share: "Share with a friend who needs to see this"
Like: "Like if you found this helpful"
3. Conversion CTA
Link in Bio: "Full routine breakdown in bio, link to check it out"
Product: "Available at [store], link in bio"
Waitlist: "Join waitlist for my course, link in bio"
4. Community CTA
Join: "Join my skincare challenge, comment 'CHALLENGE' to participate"
Group: "WeChat group in bio, join for daily tips"
UGC: "Try this routine and tag me, I'll share my favorites"
CTA Best Practices:
✅ Specific (not "engage with this content")
✅ Single action (don't ask for follow + comment + share)
✅ Easy (one step, clear instruction)
✅ Relevant to content (makes sense for what they just watched)
❌ Desperate ("please follow me")
❌ Multiple CTAs (confusing)
CTA Examples by Content Type:
Educational Content:
"Save this so you can reference it later"
Promotional Content:
"Link in bio if you want to try it"
Community Building:
"Comment your questions below, I'll reply to everyone"
Storytelling Content:
"Share your similar experience in comments"
よくある間違い
| 間違い | 原因 | 対策 |
|---|---|---|
| 脚本が長すぎる | すべてを盛り込みたくなる | 思い切って50%削り、要点に絞る |
| 一本調子な話し方 | 脚本を機械的に読み上げる | 練習し、活気を加え、話す速さに変化をつける |
| 弱いフック | 最初の3秒の重要性を理解していない | フック作りに最も時間をかける |
| 専門用語が多すぎる | 専門家らしく見せたい | 簡単な言葉を使い、用語を説明する |
| 明確なCTAがない | 行動を促すことに気後れする | 必ず具体的なCTAを入れる |
| 話が脱線する | 構成を計画していない | 概要を作り、要点に沿って話す |
| ビジュアルが退屈 | 言葉だけに集中していた | 脚本とあわせて視覚的な演出も計画する |
実際の効果
事例:脚本の品質向上
- 改善前:脚本なしの動画で5分間話がまとまらず、視聴完了率30%、コメントも困惑した内容
- 改善後:明確な構成で脚本を作成し、2分で簡潔にまとめ、視聴完了率70%、好意的なフィードバック
- 結果:視聴完了率が2倍、保存数が3倍、フォロワーの増加率も向上
データに基づく知見:
- 脚本のあるコンテンツは、脚本のないコンテンツと比べて視聴完了率が2~3倍高い
- 視聴完了率が最も高くなる動画の最適な長さは60~90秒
- 最初の3秒で、視聴者の60%がそのまま視聴を続けるかどうかが決まる
- 明確なCTAが1つある動画は、曖昧なCTAの動画と比べてコンバージョン率が2倍高い
- 明確な手順のある教育コンテンツは、曖昧なアドバイスより保存数が3倍多い
- 感情に訴えるフックのあるストーリー形式のコンテンツは、情報提供型のコンテンツよりシェア数が2倍多い
関連スキル
必須:short-video-productionを使用します(脚本が動画制作の指針になります) 必須:content-planningを使用します(脚本をコンテンツ戦略に沿わせます)
推奨:
- livestream-sales(ライブ配信の脚本作成)
- vlog-creation(ストーリーテリングの脚本)
- tutorial-creation(教育用の脚本)
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