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Recording · Script + Teleprompter

Say it perfectly, without memorising a line

Write the script in chat, then read it straight off a teleprompter that scrolls over your camera. The most polished of the four recording tools — and it is on every plan.

Read your script straight down the lens

  1. A single unbroken take. The script scrolls over the camera preview, one line at a time.
  2. Line 1 of 5: Most people think this takes a studio.
  3. Line 2 of 5: It takes one take and four minutes.
  4. Line 3 of 5: You write the script, then read it off.
  5. Line 4 of 5: Your eyes never leave the lens.
  6. Line 5 of 5: Nobody watching can tell you are reading.
  7. Words already spoken are lit; the rest wait. The scroll runs at 140 words per minute.
  8. The line sits directly under the lens marker, on the same vertical axis, so the eyeline never breaks.

The Script Is Written With You

Tell Sam the idea and a full script comes back — hook, talking points, transitions, and a close. Rewrite it as many times as you want; scripting never costs tokens.

Edit It Like a Page

The script is a typeable sheet, not a locked output. Drop in your own anecdote, cut a line, change the tone — then hand it to the teleprompter.

Read It Off the Screen

The teleprompter scrolls over your camera preview, so your eyes stay on the lens instead of down at a phone. Nobody can tell you are reading.

Your Pace, Not the Machine’s

Adjust scroll speed and font size before you start, or drive it manually with the spacebar as you go. Pause, breathe, keep going.

Take After Take

Fluff a line? Re-record just that section. Storytime keeps the takes and uses the one you keep, so a single bad sentence never costs you the whole video.

Portrait or Landscape

Record the frame the platform wants — 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube and your site.

Record your first scripted take