... curious how other makers and creators handle scripted videos without making the delivery feel too stiff. When I record a product demo or tutorial, I notice a few tradeoffs: - reading from a script

... uneven, sometimes the model would miss some things, and, of course, it was rather expensive in terms of tokens. Then we changed our approach and started treating AI like a creative employee and providing it with "software" (python scripts) to help with any mechanical tasks that could be automated by code. The model only does the part that actually needs intelligence and creativity now. And honestly, the result surprised me - quality went up, because we now let it focus ... ... what it's actually good at. As a pleasant bonus - the costs of running the pipeline dropped too. One of the first things we scripted

... trying to understand how makers actually record short product demos or tutorial videos without sounding robotic. When you need to explain a feature clearly, which setup works best for you? - full script on screen - bullet points / beats - teleprompter-style text - unscripted take after one rehearsal The part I'm most curious about: where does the natural delivery usually break for you? Eye contact, pacing, sentence length, or trying to remember exact words ...