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Myth vs Reality Video Backed by Sources
A short video that busts myths with the data and sources you supply: a myth-to-fact table with verdicts, hook, scene-by-scene script, on-screen text, caption and a list of sources to verify before publishing.
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About the “Myth vs Reality Video Backed by Sources” template
A short video that busts myths with the data and sources you supply: a myth-to-fact table with verdicts, hook, scene-by-scene script, on-screen text, caption and a list of sources to verify before publishing. It is one of the templates in AI Video.
What it will ask you (14)
- What topic are the myths about? (e.g. everyday life of dinosaurs, word origins)
- Write the myths or popular beliefs you want to debunk, one per line
- Paste the facts that correct each myth, saying which myth each one answers and its source if you have it (only this will be used)
- Names or links of the sources you consulted (comma-separated)
- How many myths should go into the video? (between 1 and 5)
- Area of the myths
- Video structure
- Where will you publish it?
- Approximate length (check the platform's current limit)
- Video tone
- Filming format
- How the video ends (pick up to 2)
- Explain where each myth comes from (only if I include it in my facts)
- The video will use AI-generated images, voice or music
Example result
What the AI returned with this prompt and some sample answers.
# Myth vs reality · the clock in my neighbourhood square · 45 s
MYTH-FACT-VERDICT TABLE (from your material)
M1 · "The clock has always been stopped."
F1: the residents' newsletter you supplied records that it
was repaired and told the time again.
Source: identified · Verdict: false · [supplied]
M2 · "The bell is the original one."
F2: the plaque beside the clock says it was replaced.
Source: identified · Verdict: false · [supplied]
M3 · "A neighbour who moved abroad donated it."
No fact or source · Inconclusive · [to verify]
HOOK (the most cautious option)
"Three things people say about the clock in the square." (M1–M3)
SCENE-BY-SCENE SCRIPT (voice-over)
0–3 s · Hook.
3–18 s · MYTH: "People say it has always been stopped."
REALITY: "According to the residents' newsletter, it was
repaired and told the time again [M1-F1]."
18–33 s · MYTH: "That the bell is the original."
REALITY: "The plaque next to the clock says it was
replaced [M2-F2]."
…How to use it
- Answer the questions in the form above.
- Generate the prompt and copy it, or open it straight in your AI.
- Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. If the result doesn't fit, ask the AI to adjust it or generate it again with other answers.
Frequently asked questions
- What do I get with “Myth vs Reality Video Backed by Sources”?
- A complete prompt tailored to your answers, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. A short video that busts myths with the data and sources you supply: a myth-to-fact table with verdicts, hook, scene-by-scene script, on-screen text, caption and a list of sources to verify before publishing.
- How long does it take?
- You answer 14 guided questions; most have options to pick from, so it usually takes a couple of minutes.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Fill in the form, sign in with Google and copy the prompt, at no cost.
- Do you store what I type?
- Yes, in your history: we keep your answers and the generated prompt, linked to your account, for 12 months. You can see and delete them in “My account”. For health, diet, fitness and finance templates we store nothing.