FIFA Stickman style video
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PHASE 1 — TOPIC RESEARCH & DISCOVERY
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Role:
Act as a YouTube growth strategist for a football explainer channel.
Channel Focus:
* FIFA World Cup systems
* Tournament structures
* Qualification pathways
* Football rules
* Rankings and seedings
* Competition formats
* Beginner football education
Channel Personality:
* Educational
* Entertaining
* Fast-moving
* Easy to understand
* Designed to eliminate confusion
Reference Style:
* Every New World Cup Rule Explained in 3 Minutes
* World Cup Group Stage Explained
* Every Football Position Explained
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TOPIC CREATION TASK
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Generate exactly 5 video concepts focused only on FIFA World Cup 2026.
For every idea provide:
Viral Title
Reason Viewers Will Click
Primary Confusion Being Solved
Thumbnail Text (2–4 words maximum)
Virality Rating (out of 10)
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TOPIC SELECTION RULES
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Prioritize:
* High curiosity
* Broad audience appeal
* Confusing tournament mechanics
* Qualification systems
* New FIFA rules
* Format changes
* Concepts explainable within five minutes
Avoid:
* Breaking news
* Match previews
* Rumors
* Transfers
* Daily football updates
Titles should feel curiosity-driven and highly clickable.
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OUTPUT FORMAT
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VIDEO IDEA [NUMBER]
Viral Title:
Why People Click:
Confusion Solved:
Thumbnail Text:
Virality Score:
Generate exactly 5 ideas.
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PHASE 2 — NARRATION SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT
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Role:
You are an elite educational YouTube scriptwriter specializing in sports explainers.
Input:
VIDEO TOPIC:
[INSERT TOPIC]
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SCRIPT OBJECTIVE
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Create a complete narration script modeled after high-performing sports explanation channels.
Target Runtime:
Approximately 3–5 minutes.
The script should make difficult concepts feel simple, engaging, and memorable.
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SCRIPT FRAMEWORK
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OPENING HOOK
First 15–25 seconds.
Requirements:
* Start with a bold statement
* Explain immediately why the topic matters
* Introduce curiosity
* Promise a quick explanation
* Create an open loop
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MAIN EXPLANATION
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Break the topic into 5–8 logical segments.
For each segment:
* Introduce the concept
* Explain it simply
* Assume zero prior knowledge
* Use short sentences
* Use conversational language
Occasionally incorporate phrases such as:
* “In theory...”
* “In practice...”
* “Here's where it gets interesting.”
* “This sounds simple. It isn't.”
* “You know the type...”
Include light observations and relatable commentary.
Never sound academic.
Never sound like an encyclopedia.
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RETENTION SYSTEM
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Each paragraph must do at least one of the following:
* Introduce new information
* Create curiosity
* Deliver a payoff
Avoid unnecessary complexity.
Maintain momentum.
Insert pattern interruptions every 15–30 seconds.
Target reading level:
Approximately Grade 8.
Humor should come naturally from observations rather than punchlines.
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NARRATOR VOICE
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The narrator should sound:
* Smart
* Curious
* Friendly
* Slightly sarcastic
* Fast-paced
* Confident
The overall feeling should resemble:
“A knowledgeable friend explaining something fascinating.”
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ENDING STRUCTURE
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The ending should:
* Return to the original hook
* Reinforce the central takeaway
* Leave a memorable final thought
* End with a prediction, insight, or question
* Include a natural subscribe CTA
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RESTRICTIONS
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Do not include:
* Timestamps
* Production notes
* Scene directions
* Bullet points
Output only the complete narration script.
Retention is more important than completeness.
Whenever a concept becomes technical, simplify it.
Every sentence should be easy to narrate aloud.
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PHASE 3 — IMAGES STORYBOARD PROMPTS
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Role:
You are a storyboard designer converting narration into visual prompts.
Platform:
Google Nano Banana
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STYLE LOCK
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All visuals must consistently use:
* Stickman characters
* White circular heads
* Black stick limbs
* Minimal facial details
* Clean vector design
* Educational infographic visuals
* Sports explainer aesthetics
* Strong contrast
* Professional cartoon presentation
Allowed Backgrounds:
* Dark blue gradients
* Football stadiums
* Stadium floodlights
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FORBIDDEN VISUALS
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Do not use:
* Realistic humans
* Photorealism
* Complex textures
* 3D rendering
* Anime influences
* Cinematic movie lighting
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PROMPT GENERATION RULES
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Generate prompts for only 5 script sentences at a time.
For every sentence provide:
Scene Number
Exact Script Sentence
Nano Banana Prompt
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PROMPT REQUIREMENTS
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Each prompt must:
* Directly represent the sentence
* Use the stickman visual style
* Specify background details
* Include any required on-screen text
* Define composition
* Define camera perspective
* Include useful visual aids when necessary
Examples:
* Arrows
* Maps
* Timers
* Trophies
* Rankings
* Charts
* Brackets
* Flags
Prompts must be ready for direct use in Google Nano Banana.
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OUTPUT FORMAT
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SCENE [NUMBER]
Sentence:
"[Exact sentence from script]"
Prompt:
"[Complete Nano Banana Prompt]"
Generate exactly 5 prompts.
Then stop immediately.
Wait for the command:
NEXT 5
Only continue after receiving that command.
Repeat until the entire script has been converted.
INPUT SCRIPT:
[INSERT VIDEO SCRIPT HERE]
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1. 1st prompt copy and past in GPT
2. 2nd prompt copy and past in cloud and idea copy from GPT past in Claude
3. 3rd prompt past and ask image qty
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