Video scripts: SAOS in plain language
Three scripts ready for shooting/animation. Every row includes a visual direction. Style: quiet, confident, no hype and no lasers. Eye-level narration.
Script 1: Reel/TikTok 30 seconds: "Trust Me"
| Time | Visual | Voiceover/on-screen text |
|---|---|---|
| 0-3 | Close-up: someone types a message "I sent you the money" and hits send | "Have you ever received a message like this?" |
| 3-7 | Message bubbles pile up on the screen: "I did it" "I sent it" "I checked", all with the same fake smile | "Today anyone can claim anything. Bots too. Scammers too. Just people who got confused." |
| 7-12 | The screen goes dark. One glowing question remains: "And how will you know?" | "And no one can prove it really happened." |
| 12-20 | Animation: a notebook opens -> a camera photographs -> a golden stamp descends -> the stamp splits into 5 copies that land in 5 different buildings | "SAOS photographs everything that happens, every 36 seconds, and sends a stamp to five public ledgers from which nothing can be erased." |
| 20-26 | A price counter runs downward: $1.00 -> $0.01 -> $0.0000081 and stops | "A fixed recording cost? Less than a hundredth of an agora. Measured. For real. On a real network." |
| 26-30 | The SAOS logo · a golden dot | "SAOS. Not promises, receipts. The link is in the bio." |
Script 2: Explainer 60 seconds: the notebook and the five registries
| Time | Visual | Voiceover |
|---|---|---|
| 0-8 | Warm animation: hands writing in an old notebook, lamp light | "Imagine a trader who writes everything in a notebook. Every trade. Every promise. The problem? If someone claims the notebook was altered, no one could ever know." |
| 8-18 | The notebook is photographed; from the photo a glowing fingerprint forms (a unique sequence of marks) | "So what do you do? Every 36 seconds the whole notebook is photographed. From the photo a mathematical fingerprint is created, unique like a real fingerprint. Change one comma, and the fingerprint changes completely." |
| 18-30 | The fingerprint flies like a letter to five different marble buildings, each lit in a different color; every building returns a green confirmation | "The fingerprint is sent to five huge public registries, the kind no one can erase anything from, and that do not know one another. Some of them completely free." |
| 30-40 | A shadowed figure tries to erase a line from the notebook, all five confirmations turn red at once, a spotlight lands on the figure | "Now try to cheat. Change something in the notebook, and the five fingerprints will not match. Everyone will see. Immediately." |
| 40-50 | Split screen: a notary with a 400-shekel price tag / a grain of sand with a $0.0000081 tag | "Once, for proof like this, you needed a notary, hundreds of shekels, and a day of work. Today? Less than a hundredth of an agora per record." |
| 50-60 | The logo. One line is written beneath it like a stamp: "Do not believe us. Check." | "SAOS. The internet's truth layer. And do not believe us, check. Everything is open." |
Script 3: Reputation 90 seconds: "The Machine That Admits Mistakes"
| Time | Visual | Voiceover |
|---|---|---|
| 0-10 | Black screen. One line appears, like a confession: "We reported a network as blocked. We were wrong." | "Let us start with a confession. A few weeks ago we reported that one of the networks was blocked to us." |
| 10-22 | Animation: a fuel gauge stuck on "E", then someone wipes their glasses, and the needle jumps to 52X full | "In reality? A reading glitch on our side. We had 52 times more resources than we thought. No one caught us. We could have fixed it quietly." |
| 22-32 | A journal page opens, written inside: what happened / why / how it was fixed / how it will not return | "We published. We wrote what happened, why, and how we built checks so that it will not return." |
| 32-45 | A wall of numbers: "383,836 refusals" lit up; the camera glides over endless journal rows | "That is not a coincidence. Our machine publishes everything, including 383,836 transactions it refused to execute. No trading system shows you its refusals. Ours does." |
| 45-58 | Animation: the machine checks itself in a mirror, sends a stamp, reads it back, compares. Green. | "And after every record in a public ledger, it goes back and reads the ledger itself. Checked. Matched. Hundreds of times. Zero inaccuracies." |
| 58-75 | A human face (not animation), an ordinary person speaking to the camera, quiet | "Because we understood something: the only way to know whether a system is trustworthy is to see how it behaves when it is wrong. A system that hides a small mistake will hide a big one too." |
| 75-90 | The SAOS logo · beneath it: "Our journal is open." | "SAOS. Honesty as a function, not as a slogan. Our journal is open. The mistakes are in it too." |
Production directions
- Sound: quiet. Minimal piano or complete silence with paper/stamp sounds. Nothing aggressively electronic.
- Narration: a calm voice, speaking at eye level, like explaining to a friend. Not an ad announcer.
- On-screen text: always the exact number (32,603 · $0.0000081 · 383,836) in monospace. The numbers are the stars.
- Forbidden: countdowns, "last chance", tension music, stock-exchange stock footage with green charts.
- Subtitles: always, most viewing happens without sound. Hebrew, large and readable.
- Versions: for every script, produce an English version as well (a direct translation from the fact-sheet, not machine translation).