Faceless explainer script with per-line visuals

Write a {{60}}-second faceless explainer script about {{topic}} for {{audience}}.

Format as a two-column table: VO line | Visual (what's on screen, plus how it's made — screen recording, stock, generated, motion text).

Rules: first line states the problem in the viewer's own words, no greeting, no channel intro. One idea per line, each line speakable in under 4 seconds — write for the ear, not the page. Contractions, short words, no clause stacking. Every visual must earn its place; if a line's visual is just "person typing", rewrite the line. Include one specific number or example. End with a single concrete next step, no "like and subscribe".

After the table: the total spoken word count, the estimated runtime at 150 wpm, and the three seconds you'd cut first if it runs long.