Reel (30s) — UK family sponsorship explainer

Write a 30-second Reel script on UK spouse/partner family visa for Indian applicants. Output: 5 beats x 6s with VISUAL, ON-SCREEN TEXT (max 8 words), VOICEOVER (max 18 words).

Source:
- Income threshold: [CURRENT_THRESHOLD]
- Common mistake: [COMMON_MISTAKE]
- State focus: [STATE_FOCUS]
- Firm: [FIRM_NAME] / [OISC_LEVEL]

Beat sheet:
S1 (0-6s) HOOK - BIG TEXT: "[CURRENT_THRESHOLD]" as the visual anchor. VO: "The UK family visa threshold is [CURRENT_THRESHOLD]. Here is what trips up Indian applicants."
S2 (6-12s) MISTAKE - explain [COMMON_MISTAKE] in plain English. NO client name. NO real document footage.
S3 (12-18s) FIX - one specific document or evidence that fixes the mistake.
S4 (18-24s) WHO - [STATE_FOCUS]. Name the diaspora hub (Birmingham / Leicester / Southall) and the home-state link (Punjab / Gujarat / Kerala).
S5 (24-30s) CTA - "Run your sponsor income evidence past us. Booking link in bio. [FIRM_NAME] / [OISC_LEVEL]."

Also output:
- CAPTION (90-120 words): factual recap with [CURRENT_THRESHOLD]; the mistake; the fix; CTA; 6-8 hashtags including #UKSpouseVisa #FamilyVisa #IndianDiasporaUK.
- B-ROLL LIST: 4-5 anonymized shot ideas (laptop with blurred Home Office page, calculator, blank form pages).

OISC compliance:
- Never promise visa approval.
- Never imply Home Office affiliation.
- "Outcomes depend on each case" must appear in the closing card and caption.
- If [COMMON_MISTAKE] references a real client situation, generalize it - no identifying details.

Voice:
- Indian-English fine. Banned: "British dream", "guaranteed family reunion", "100% spouse visa".
- No emojis in the Reel video. Caption may use 1.

End with: "-- DRAFT -- for OISC-registered adviser review. Verify the income threshold against gov.uk before recording."