UGC style video
Online course UGC video example
This online course UGC video example is a 29 second creator style ad written in Hindi, with the script, an English gloss and per scene seconds below. The creator opens with what she can do now, build her own dashboards, then shows the three lessons that got her there, a 4.7 rating with its student count, and the price beside a 14 day refund. Outcome first, syllabus second is the whole method.
Watch it
Sky look, Laomedeia, energetic female voice, Hindi. Exported at 9:16.
The brief that made it
UGC ad for the Kaksha Excel for Analysts course, language Hindi. Creator: woman late 20s, desk with a laptop, daytime. Outcome hook (she builds her own dashboards now), three lesson names, 4.7 rating from 1,300 students, price 1,999 with a 14 day refund.
The script, scene by scene
Every narration line with the scene it sits on and how long it runs. Useful whether you build the video here or write your own.
- Scene 1ugc_talk5.5s
- तीन महीने पहले मुझे पिवट टेबल भी नहीं आती थी, अब मैं अपने डैशबोर्ड खुद बनाती हूँ।
- Scene 2ugc_proof4.3s
- पिवट। पावर क्वेरी। डैशबोर्ड।
- Scene 3ugc_talk5s
- हर लेसन बीस मिनट का है, और हर एक के साथ एक असली फ़ाइल मिलती है।
- Scene 4ugc_cred4.6s
- चार दशमलव सात रेटिंग, तेरह सौ छात्र।
- Scene 5ugc_talk4.5s
- उन्नीस सौ निन्यानवे रुपये, और चौदह दिन में पैसे वापस, तो रिस्क क्या है।
- Scene 6ugc_close4.8s
- आज शुरू करें।
The script, glossed
Scene 1: three months ago she could not build a pivot table, now she makes her own dashboards. Scene 2 lists the syllabus over the desk shot: pivot, Power Query, dashboards, with "every lesson is twenty minutes" beneath. Scene 3 gives her three check bullets: twenty minute lessons, real files, explained in Hindi. Scene 4 is the rating beat, 4.7 from 1,300 students, with a one line quote. Scene 5 is the money beat: 1,999 rupees, money back within fourteen days, so what is the risk. Scene 6 closes with the price and "start today."
Outcome before syllabus
Course ads usually open with the curriculum, which asks the viewer to want the work before wanting the result. This script inverts it: the opening beat is the after state, building dashboards yourself, told by someone who could not do it three months ago. Only then do the three lesson names appear, as the explanation rather than the pitch. The rating with its denominator and the refund beside the price finish the argument in the order objections actually arise: does it work, is it legit, what if it does not work for me. Nothing promises a job, a salary or a guaranteed skill, the outcome claims regulators watch for in education ads.
Hindi narration and Devanagari captions
The brief can be typed in English with the language set to Hindi; the director then writes the narration and every on screen line in Hindi, and the hi-IN locale offers all eight director voices, with the energetic female voice configured here. Captions are timed on spaces, which Hindi uses, so the word by word typing works. One thing to check on your own render: none of the look fonts ship Devanagari, so caption glyphs come from the render host's fallback font, and conjunct rendering depends on it. This page's frames were rendered and checked; if a conjunct looks broken in yours, shorten the line or switch that scene's caption off.
What makes this video work
The after state is the hook
Scene 1 opens with what she can do now, not what the course contains. Three months from no pivot tables to her own dashboards is the transformation the viewer is shopping for.
The rating keeps its denominator
Scene 4 shows 4.7 from 1,300 students, not five floating stars. A score with its count is a checkable fact, and for a course the count doubles as proof that others finished.
The refund sits inside the price line
Scene 5 says 1,999 rupees and fourteen day money back in one breath, ending "so what is the risk." Price and exit presented together is what converts a hesitant learner.
Questions people ask
Which Hindi voices are available?
The hi-IN locale has all eight director voices, four styles in two genders, and this example is configured with the energetic female voice. Each scene's voice dialog can switch voice, language and speed individually, and the builder can search the whole Google catalogue beyond the eight.
Do Devanagari captions render properly?
The caption engine times words on spaces, which Hindi uses, so the typing on works. The look fonts do not ship Devanagari, so the glyphs come from the system fallback font of whatever renders the video, and conjuncts depend on its shaping. Render once and look before shipping, and shorten lines that wrap badly.
Can the brief be written in English?
Yes. Set the language field to Hindi and the director writes narration and on screen copy in Hindi regardless of the brief's language. That is how this example was specified, an English brief with the language field set, and it is the practical workflow for a marketer who does not write Hindi.
Can I add a certificate scene?
A proof beat could hold one line about the certificate the way scene 2 holds the syllabus. Keep it to the fact, certificate on completion, and avoid implying accreditation you do not have, since recognition claims are the ones education regulators actually pursue.
Why 29 seconds?
Talking beats of 5.5, 5 and 4.5 seconds carry the transformation, the format and the price, and the three second proof beats hold the syllabus, the rating and the close. That fills the under 30 second UGC cap with each objection answered once and nothing repeated.
Is the 4.7 rating real?
No, Kaksha and its 1,300 students are fictional. Use your real platform rating and enrolment count, from a source a viewer could check, and keep the quote in the rating scene one you can attribute. Invented social proof in a course ad is both illegal in most markets and fatal to trust if discovered.
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