Podcast Scriptwriting

Scope: Write a 30-minute podcast script for an episode of “Made for This”, a podcast that explores topics about making the life you deserve to live, goal setting, entrepreneurship. This episode is about learning to manage time as an artist and mom and features both hosts, Bianca and Jerrisa.*

Podcast Script: "Made for This"
Episode Title: "Mastering Time as an Artist and Mom"

Intro (2 minutes)

[Upbeat intro music fades in.]

Bianca: "Welcome back to Made for This—the podcast where we talk about building the life you deserve. I’m Bianca, your goal-setting guru."

Jerrisa: "And I’m Jerrisa, your entrepreneurship bestie. We’re two best friends sharing tips, real-life stories, and laughs along the way."

Bianca: "Today’s episode is all about mastering time management, especially if you’re balancing creativity and motherhood. And let’s be real—it’s a lot."

Jerrisa: "A lot? It’s a juggling act. Whether you're chasing a toddler like I am these days or a deadline, we're here to help you prioritize what matters and thrive as an artist and a mom."

[Music fades out.]

Segment 1: "The Struggle Is Real" (5 minutes)

Bianca: "So let’s start with this: managing time as a creative is already challenging. Add kids to the mix, and suddenly, it feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day."

Jerrisa: "Oh, absolutely. I remember when my youngest was a baby. I’d have my laptop on the kitchen counter, trying to finish a project while he clung to my leg. It was chaos. Still feels like chaos at times.”

Bianca: "Right? And the guilt creeps in, too. You’re either feeling bad about working or about not working. But here’s the thing: it’s not about having balance—it’s about having boundaries."

Jerrisa: "Exactly. Today, we’re going to break it down: how to set realistic goals, manage your time, and still show up for your family and your art."

Segment 2: "Time Management Tips for Artist-Moms" (12 minutes)

Bianca: "Okay, let’s dive into the how. First tip: time-blocking. Schedule your creative time just like you would a doctor’s appointment."

Jerrisa: "Yes! I do this every Sunday night. I look at my week, block out studio time, and make sure my husband knows I’m not available during those hours."

Bianca: "That’s a good one. Another tip: embrace micro-moments. If you only have 20 minutes while the baby naps, use it. Sketch, brainstorm, or even just prep for a bigger project."

Jerrisa: "So true. And don’t underestimate delegation. Get your kids involved where you can—like letting them paint alongside you—or outsource tasks, if possible."

Bianca: "Speaking of outsourcing, don’t forget the power of a supportive network. Whether it’s a babysitter, a friend, or your partner, ask for help so you can recharge and create."

Jerrisa: "Oh, and here’s a big one: learn to say no. You can’t take on every project or attend every PTA meeting. Prioritize what aligns with your bigger goals."

Segment 3: "Our Own Journeys" (7 minutes)

Bianca: "Let’s get personal for a sec. For me, it was a game-changer when I realized I didn’t have to do everything perfectly. My art thrives when I’m not burnt out."

Jerrisa: "Same here. I used to think saying ‘no’ was selfish, but now I see it as a way to protect my energy for the things that matter most."

Bianca: "And it’s not just about the work. I’ve found that when I make time for myself, my kids benefit too. They see a mom who’s passionate about her dreams."

Jerrisa: "Exactly. And it’s such a powerful lesson for them. You’re showing them that it’s okay to chase your dreams and make time for family."

Segment 4: "Quick Wins and Resources" (4 minutes)

Bianca: "Before we wrap up, let’s share some quick wins. One: set a timer. Even if it’s just 15 minutes, commit to working on your art. You’ll be surprised how much you can do."

Jerrisa: "Two: create a dedicated workspace. Even if it’s just a corner of your kitchen, having a set space helps you get into the zone faster."

Bianca: "Three: check out tools like Trello or Notion for organizing projects. And if you’re into books, read Essentialism by Greg McKeown—it’s a lifesaver."

Outro (2 minutes)

Jerrisa: "Time management as an artist and mom isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress. Remember, you’re made for this."

Bianca: "That’s right. Celebrate the little wins, be kind to yourself, and keep creating. Thank you for tuning in!"

Jerrisa: "Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @MadeForThisPodcast and share your thoughts. We’d love to hear how you balance art and motherhood."

[Outro music fades in.]

Bianca: "We’ll see you next time. Until then, stay inspired and keep building the life you deserve!"

[Music fades out.]

UGC Scriptwriting

Scope: Write a short UGC TikTok script for the wellness brand CocoJo, an all-natural shea butter product that delivers natural skin moisture without harsh chemicals. *

TikTok UGC Script for CocoJo Shea Butter

[Scene 1: User in cozy, natural lighting, holding the CocoJo jar]
VO: "Winter is coming. But dry, dull skin isn’t a problem for you. Say hello to CocoJo Shea Butter—your all-natural, chemical-free skin savior!"

[Scene 2: Close-up of user scooping the shea butter with a gold skincare spatula and applying it to their hands and arms.] The texture is smooth and rich.]
VO: "Made with pure shea butter imported from Ghana, CocoJo delivers clean, deep hydration without the sulfates, fillers, and parabens—just silky, soft skin all day long."

[Scene 3: User smiling into the camera; glowing, showing off radiant skin]
VO: "Treat your skin to the care it deserves. CocoJo Shea Butter—skincare made from Mother Nature."

[Text overlay: Shop CocoJo Skincare ]
VO: "Link in bio. Your winter glow-up starts today!"

[End with a quick pan to the product with soft background music]

*Spec Ad

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