AI Avatar Script — Handheld Fan Teardown

# AI Avatar Script — Handheld Fan Teardown > **Target tool:** Vidnoz / HeyGen / Synthesia > **Avatar:** Male, 35-45, "engineer" style, short hair, casual shirt > **Voice:** English (US) or English (UK), natural/calm tone > **Total duration:** ~4 minutes --- ## Production Notes ### Before Recording 1. **Prepare 8 slides in Canva** (16:9) — see `[SHOW:]` cues below 2. **Each slide = one segment** — don't put multiple scenes on one slide 3. **Background:** Dark (#0A0A0A) or clean white — match Yukun brand 4. **Font:** Inter Bold for titles, JetBrains Mono for specs 5. **Product photos:** Use actual teardown screenshots or stock photos of a handheld fan ### AI Voice Settings | Setting | Value | |:---|:---| | Speed | 0.95× (slightly slower than default for technical clarity) | | Pitch | Default (no adjustment) | | Pauses | `...` = 0.5s, `[pause 1s]` = 1s, `[pause 2s]` = 2s | | Emphasis | `**word**` = slightly louder + slower | | Tone tags | `[casual]` `[surprised]` `[serious]` `[excited]` | --- ## OPTIMIZED SCRIPT --- ### SEGMENT 1 — INTRO (0:00-0:25) **Slide 1:** Hero shot of a handheld fan on white background. Yukun logo top-right. Title: "What's Inside a $9 Fan?" ``` [casual] Two hundred million handheld fans are sold every year. [pause 1s] And almost every single one of them... uses the exact same motor. [pause 1s] Today, we're taking one apart. [SHOW: Slide 1 — fan hero shot] We'll see what's inside. What **fails**. And how to make it **better**. [pause 2s] I'm from Yukun. Let's open it up. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 2 — TEARDOWN (0:25-1:00) **Slide 2:** 4-step teardown sequence — 4 photos arranged horizontally: 1. Removing screws | 2. Prying snap tabs | 3. Separating halves | 4. Exposed internals with labels ``` [enthusiastic] Four screws on the bottom. [pause 0.5s] Gone. [SHOW: Slide 2, step 1 highlighted] Snap tabs along the seam. [pause 0.5s] A spudger pops them open. [SHOW: Slide 2, step 2 highlighted] Separate the two halves... [SHOW: Slide 2, step 3 highlighted] And **there it is**. [pause 2s] [SHOW: Slide 2, step 4 — all components labeled] One motor. One switch. One battery. One boost board. One plastic fan blade. [serious] Five components. That's the entire product. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 3 — THE MOTOR (1:00-1:45) **Slide 3:** Close-up of N20 motor with callouts: - "12mm diameter" - "Metal spur gears" - "50:1 reduction ratio" - "6,500 RPM → 130 RPM at blade" ``` [technical] This... is an N20 brushed DC gear motor. [pause 1s] [SHOW: Slide 3 — motor close-up with callouts] Twelve millimeters in diameter. [pause 0.5s] Metal spur gears inside. Six thousand five hundred RPM at the motor shaft... [pause 0.5s] reduced to about one hundred thirty RPM at the blade. [pause 1s] That's a fifty-to-one reduction. [pause 0.5s] In a package the size of your thumbnail. [casual] These motors cost about a dollar. In volume. That's why they're everywhere. [pause 0.5s] Fans. Toys. Smart locks. Robot grippers. [pause 0.5s] Same motor. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 4 — WHAT FAILS (1:45-2:15) **Slide 4:** Split screen — left side "What Fails", right side "The Fix" Left column: - "Brush wear → 5,000 hrs" - "Gear noise → 58 dB" - "Switch oxidation → dead in 6 months" ``` [serious] But here's the problem. [pause 1s] After about five thousand hours... the brushes wear out. [pause 0.5s] The gears get loud. [pause 0.5s] Fifty-eight decibels loud. [pause 0.5s] And the little tactile switch? [pause 0.5s] Unsealed contacts. [pause 1s] Six months in a humid bathroom... [pause 0.5s] and your customer presses the button. Nothing happens. [pause 1s] One-star review. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 5 — THE UPGRADES (2:15-2:50) **Slide 5:** Side-by-side comparison table: | | Stock | Upgrade | Delta | |:---|:---|:---|:---| | Motor | N20 Spur | N20 Planetary | -8 dB, +3× life | | Switch | Tactile, IP00 | Tactile, IP67 | No oxidation | | Cost | — | +$1.15/unit | — | ``` [enthusiastic] The good news? [pause 0.5s] All of this is fixable. [pause 1s] [SHOW: Slide 5 — comparison table, highlight row 1] Swap the spur gear for a planetary gearbox. [pause 0.5s] Same twelve-millimeter mounting. [pause 0.5s] Six to eight decibels quieter. Three times the service life. [pause 0.5s] Cost difference? [pause 1s] About one dollar per unit. [pause 1s] [SHOW: Slide 5 — highlight row 2] A fifteen-cent IP67 sealed switch... [pause 0.5s] with gold-plated contacts... [pause 1s] Saves a nine-dollar product from a one-star review. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 6 — NOISE DEEP DIVE (2:50-3:15) **Slide 6:** Noise source breakdown — stacked bar chart or pie chart: - Gear mesh: 42 dB - Blade turbulence: 38 dB - Motor bearing: 32 dB - Housing resonance: 28 dB - Total: 58 dB ``` [technical] Let me break down that fifty-eight decibels. [pause 0.5s] Where is it coming from? [pause 1s] [SHOW: Slide 6 — noise breakdown] Forty-two decibels... from the gear teeth meshing. [pause 0.5s] Thirty-eight... from blade turbulence. Thirty-two... from the motor bearing. Twenty-eight... from the plastic housing vibrating. [pause 1s] Add a rubber grommet between the motor and housing... [pause 0.5s] and you drop five to seven decibels. [pause 0.5s] For fifteen cents. [pause 1s] Switch to planetary gears... and you kill another six to eight. [casual] That's fifty-eight down to forty-five. [pause 0.5s] Perceptually? Half as loud. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 7 — FROM TEARDOWN TO YOUR PRODUCT (3:15-3:45) **Slide 7:** BOM table simplified for video — 3 columns: "Part | Stock | Yukun Replacement" With QR code or URL at bottom: yukun-drive.com ``` [excited] So you've seen the teardown. [pause 0.5s] You've seen the failures. You've seen the fixes. [pause 1s] [SHOW: Slide 7 — simplified BOM table] Now... if you're building a fan. Or fixing a bad batch. [pause 0.5s] Everything on this table... is available from us. [pause 1s] The motor. The switch. Custom gear ratios. Even injection molding for your housing. [pause 1s] Samples ship in one week. [pause 0.5s] From Shenzhen. Worldwide. ``` --- ### SEGMENT 8 — OUTRO + CTA (3:45-4:00) **Slide 8:** Yukun brand slide. - Logo centered - "Micro Motion Solutions for Your Product" - yukun-drive.com - info@yukun-drive.com - Social icons: YouTube / LinkedIn / X / TikTok ``` [casual] What should we tear down next? [pause 0.5s] Comment below. [pause 1s] Subscribe for more teardowns. [pause 0.5s] New videos every week. [pause 1s] And if you need motors... switches... or custom drive solutions... [pause 0.5s] [SHOW: Slide 8 — Yukun brand slide] The link is in the description. [pause 0.5s] yukun-drive.com. [pause 2s] I'm from Yukun. [pause 0.5s] See you next time. [pause 1s] [smile, hold 2s, fade to black] ``` --- ## Slide Production Checklist | # | Slide Content | Canva Template | Time | |:---|:---|:---|:---| | 1 | Fan hero shot + Yukun logo | "Product Hero" | 10 min | | 2 | 4-step teardown photos | "Process Steps" | 15 min | | 3 | N20 motor close-up + callouts | "Feature Callout" | 10 min | | 4 | Failure vs Fix split screen | "Comparison" | 10 min | | 5 | Upgrade comparison table | "Table" | 10 min | | 6 | Noise breakdown chart | "Chart" | 10 min | | 7 | BOM table | "Table" | 10 min | | 8 | Brand CTA | "Logo Reveal" | 5 min | > **Total Canva time:** ~80 minutes for all 8 slides --- ## Quick Start ### Option A: Vidnoz (Free) 1. Register at [vidnoz.com](https://vidnoz.com) 2. Create new video → "Talking Avatar" 3. Select avatar: Male → Business Casual → 35-45 age 4. Paste each segment's text into the script box 5. Upload each slide as background for its segment 6. Voice: "English (US) — David" or "English (UK) — Oliver" 7. Speed: 0.95× 8. Generate → Review → Export MP4 ### Option B: HeyGen (Paid, $24/mo) 1. Register at [heygen.com](https://heygen.com) 2. Create new video → "Avatar Video" 3. Select avatar: "Professional Male" category 4. Paste full script (HeyGen handles pauses better than Vidnoz) 5. Upload slides as scenes 6. Voice: "English — Natural" preset 7. Render → Download 1080p --- > **Pro tip:** For Vidnoz, each segment = one scene. The `[pause]` tags will be read naturally by modern AI voices — you don't need to manually add silence. If the AI reads too fast, slow down to 0.9×.