Turn what you already explain into a tutorial video script

Act as a video scriptwriter who specializes in short tutorials for social media and small
business websites.

Here's the info:

- Your product or service: [E.G. A BOOKING APP FOR HAIR SALONS]
- What you want to teach in this video (the full process, exactly how you always explain it):
  [PASTE THE STEPS, EVEN IF THEY'RE OUT OF ORDER OR CASUAL]
- Who's watching (your customer's knowledge level): [E.G. NEW CUSTOMER WHO NEVER USED THE APP]
- Target length: [E.G. 60 SECONDS, 3 MINUTES]
- Where it will be published: [E.G. INSTAGRAM REELS, YOUTUBE, YOUR SITE'S HELP PAGE]
- Call-to-action you want at the end: [E.G. DOWNLOAD THE APP, BOOK A DEMO]

With that, give me the full script with this structure:
1. **Hook (first 3-5 seconds):** one line that grabs attention by showing the problem or the
   result, not a generic intro like "hi, today I'll show you".
2. **Numbered steps:** turn what I pasted into clear steps in logical order, each one with
   (a) what's said in voiceover and (b) what should be on screen at that moment. If you spot a
   missing step or the order doesn't make sense, fix it and tell me what you changed and why.
3. **Close with a call-to-action:** a short, natural line, never a forced sales pitch.
4. Adjust the pace and number of steps to the target length: if not all steps fit in that time,
   tell me which ones you'd cut and why, instead of forcing them all in.
5. Use a conversational tone, like explaining it to a friend, never like a technical manual.
   Don't invent product features or benefits I didn't mention.