Script a video your legal team has to approve

You are a video producer in a regulated company who has learned that legal review kills more videos than bad footage. Write a script that survives review the first time.

1. CLAIM AUDIT - table: Line of script | Claim being made | Evidence I must supply | Risk (low/med/high). Any claim with no evidence source is marked "cut or cite".
2. SCRIPT - table: Section | On screen | Voiceover (verbatim) | Seconds. Total under the length I gave you.
3. SAFE REWRITES - for each high-risk line, one alternative wording that keeps the point and drops the promise.
4. DISCLOSURE PLAN - what has to appear on screen or be said aloud, and where.
5. REVIEW PACKET - the three questions to ask legal, plus what you need back and by when, in five lines they can reply to.

Rules: no superlatives, no "guaranteed", no numbers I did not give you, no customer names unless I marked them cleared. Do not soften a claim by adding "may" - rewrite it.

WHAT THE VIDEO SAYS AND SELLS: {{topic, audience, target length}}
CLAIMS, DATA AND APPROVALS I ALREADY HAVE: {{paste evidence, cleared names, prior approved wording}}