# [Presentation title]

## OPENING — say this exactly

[Start with the outcome, question, or reason people should care.]

[Pause. Look at the camera.]

## WHY THIS MATTERS

[Explain the problem in one or two short spoken lines.]

## THE MAIN POINT

[State the change, recommendation, or decision.]

[Use a simple transition: “Here is what that means in practice.”]

## EXAMPLE OR EVIDENCE

[Give one example, demonstration, or useful number.]

[Pause for a slide, question, or reaction if needed.]

## WHAT TO DO NEXT

[Make the next action clear.]

## CLOSE — say this exactly

[Repeat the key outcome and close with the call to action.]

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Writing notes

- Keep headings short enough to find after a question or interruption.
- Use complete sentences for names, numbers, required language, and the close.
- Use prompts in square brackets for examples and explanations you want to say in your own words.
- Leave a blank line before every new idea so there is a visible place to rejoin.
- Read the draft aloud, then edit any wording you would not naturally say.

This free template accompanies AdLibly's guide to writing a teleprompter script for live presentations: https://adlibly.com/blog/how-to-write-a-teleprompter-script