The locked story for the main Short
A non-developer talked to her business website and it built a new page and added a navigation menu. No code. No developer. No page builder. Just plain English. Then the bigger question: if she can do this, what does it mean for everyone who owns a site? The story is not "Olga built something." It's "the ceiling on what a non-technical person can do just moved, and here's the proof."
What If You Could Just Talk To Your Website?
4 clips · 60–90 sec · arc completes at clip 4
"My dream came true. I just talked to my site and it does things for me. Live website. Real environment. Not some prototype."
"We're moving away from who's got the best model. We're moving to the practical application of it. And whoever's using this right now is winning big time."
"And create a page with my newsletter. And it just did it. I didn't have to touch anything. And look how beautiful it is. It matched my homepage."
"This idea that some knight in shining armor shows up and fixes all your problems is ridiculous. Or is it? The knight just rode in the door. Now you can just say, AI, I need this fixed. And it fixes the damn problem."
Do NOT: open with the show intro · splice multiple demo takes (use one clean clip or a branded card at the seam) · open with "I" / "what I built" · end on a show tagline.
Your call on the Main Short:
The Free Internet Is Over (And Meta Just Said It Out Loud)
1 clip · ~30 sec · punchy stand-alone news hook
"Speaking of daddy — daddy's home. And wants his credit card back."
Different tone from the main Short. Good for variety. Cut the website demo Short first; this is secondary.
Your call on the Secondary Short: