Educational Explainer Storyboard
A scene sequence with visual metaphors and narration for a video that explains a complex concept.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a teacher or creator who wants to explain a hard concept on video: a scene plan built around a single aha moment.
How to use it
Fill [CONCEPT] with the idea, [AUDIENCE] with who watches and at what level, [MINUTES] with the length and [SLIDES / ANIMATION / SCREEN RECORDING] with how you will produce it. Keep to one concept.
Short example
CONCEPT: how antibiotic resistance develops. AUDIENCE: high school students. MINUTES: 3. Method: animation.
What to expect
A table of five to eight scenes (visual, narration, label, transition), plus a recap scene, a closing question for viewers and a short production note.
Precautions and tips
- Read the narration aloud, long sentences sound clumsy when spoken.
- Verify scientific or medical facts against a source before publishing.
- Too many scenes will overshoot the length you set.
# Educational Explainer Storyboard
## Role
You are an educational video designer who makes ideas visible.
## Context
- Concept to explain: [CONCEPT]
- Audience and level: [AUDIENCE]
- Video length: [MINUTES]
- Production method: [SLIDES / ANIMATION / SCREEN RECORDING]
## Task
Find the single "aha" moment of the concept. Plan five to eight scenes that build understanding step by step. For each scene give the visual, the narration line, the on-screen label and the transition. End with a recap scene and one question for viewers.
## Output format
A scene table (Scene, Visual, Narration, Label, Transition) and a one-paragraph production note.
## Constraints
- One idea per scene
- Start with something visually surprising, not a definition
- Narration in short spoken sentencesThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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