When writing a script to record a micro-lesson, which behaviors are correct?

First of all, the standard micro-lesson script generally includes three parts: commentary, lens type and picture requirements, in which the commentary determines the overall length of the video, and the number of words is suggested to be below 2000 words; The lens is an expression that can effectively distinguish the corresponding commentary; The screen requirement is to clearly indicate how the screen needs to be displayed, where it generally needs to be marked, and how the animation form is displayed. Some teachers may not be used to writing according to the standard style, and write the whole comment directly in the form of an article. In this case, the teacher must clearly mark the beginning, redundancy and end of the content, so that the photographer can clearly understand what is the outbound content, and the teleprompter can be set in advance when shooting, which can make the whole shooting process smoother and faster. At the same time, the picture requirements of different content matching should be clearly stated behind the corresponding content, which is convenient for post-producers to better produce the picture scene that meets the teacher's expectations. Of course, what we recommend most is that the teacher can write according to the script template provided by the shooting team, which should be the most comprehensive and clear, which is more conducive to the understanding and communication between the teacher and the shooting team.