Write Three Hooks Before You Film Anything

Test openings on paper so your next video starts strong

Three Hooks, One Decision

Your first few seconds decide whether anyone keeps watching. Writing three different openings before you film is cheap, and it makes the choice obvious.

Who This Is For

  • Creators who film short videos and waste time on openings that don't land.

  • Marketers who want to test messaging before paying for production.

  • Anyone who wants a clear, repeatable way to choose a hook.

What You'll Build

  • Three distinct hooks for one video, each taking a different angle.

  • A short comparison that shows which hook grabs attention and why.

  • A saved prompt you can reuse for your next video.

What You'll Need

  • A Claude account.

  • A rough idea for one video you plan to make.

  • About 10 minutes before you start filming.

Going Further

  • Guide: Build Your Own AI Assistant With Claude (AI Foundation)

  • Guide: Reverse-Engineer Any Viral Video's Formula With Claude (Content Creation)

  • Read the first 3 seconds of your three best-performing videos and note what they have in common.