Incoming FaceTime UI, a friend excitedly tells you about the product. Interruption disguised as intimacy.
HeyGen build. AVATAR: woman, mid-20s, messy bun, hoodie — holding-phone selfie angle, slightly too close to the lens, walking-around energy, framing imperfect on purpose. SETTING: apartment hallway or kitchen, warm cluttered background, natural light. Delivery: breathless best-friend urgency, talking over herself, zero polish. SCRIPT (word-for-word): Line 1 (blurted, mid-breath): "Oh my god, you picked up — okay, listen." Line 2 (walking, gesturing): "Remember how you were literally just complaining about [PAIN POINT — e.g. "your bank fees"]? I found the thing." Line 3 (slowing down to land it): "It's called [PRODUCT — e.g. "Ledgr, a $9/mo budgeting app"]. No — listen. [CORE BENEFIT — e.g. "It found $140 of subscriptions I forgot about"]. I did it this morning. Took [TIMEFRAME — e.g. "ten minutes"]." Line 4 (already moving on): "I'm sending you the link right now. Check your texts." Line 5 (leaning way too close to the lens): "Bye. CHECK YOUR TEXTS." ASSEMBLY (CapCut): open with 1 full second of the incoming-FaceTime screen — contact name "[FIRST NAME — e.g. "Maddie"]" with a green heart, Accept and Decline buttons — the ringing screen is the scroll-stopper hook. Hard cut to the avatar with the full FaceTime UI overlaid: running call timer, mute/flip buttons, your own face small in the corner PiP. Vertical 9:16. No captions baked into the HeyGen render.