Document Demo Video Scripts

1. Drafts a script in beats, with voiceover and screen cues for each, and works it up from a rough draft to a polished production script.
2. Reworks the script on request. It can make it product-agnostic, rename it, swap in new screenshots, condense it or trim the beats the user picks.
3. Fixes how the script displays when a layout does not render, rewriting it in plain sections so every beat shows.
4. For a finished video, records the demo screens. When a scaled recording produced blank frames, it switched to a native viewport with zoom instead.
5. Adds text-to-speech narration and renders the video, such as an animated Agentforce demo with French voice-over.
6. Applies requested revisions and delivers a new version, such as a visible agent portrait or more appointment slots in the demo.
7. Changes the narration voice on request, to keep it consistent.
8. Hands over either the script for the user to record, or the finished video files.

After this, demo scripts are often checked with Test Demo Scripts.