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An ads script description refers to a brief outline or summary of the content and structure of an advertisement. It serves as a blueprint for creating a compelling ad, detailing the key messages, target audience, visual and audio elements, and the overall tone of the commercial.

Here are the key components usually included in an ads script description:

1. Objective: What is the purpose of the ad? (e.g., promoting a product, raising awareness, increasing brand recognition)
2. Target Audience: Who is the ad aimed at? (e.g., age, gender, location, interests, etc.)
3. Message: The core message you want to convey to the audience (e.g., highlighting benefits, solving a problem, creating an emotional connection).
4. Visuals: Description of the visual elements (e.g., scene settings, colors, shots, product placements, actors, etc.).
5. Audio: Any dialogue, voiceovers, sound effects, or music that will accompany the ad.
6. Call to Action: What do you want the audience to do after watching the ad? (e.g., visit a website, make a purchase, subscribe).
7. Tone and Style: The emotional and stylistic approach of the ad (e.g., funny, inspirational, serious, upbeat, etc.).

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