Add screencast script to the repo

Author: Bruno Sutic

CHANGELOG.md

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 - if $EDITOR env var is not set, provide fallback
 - increase `open` command reliability by first `cd`-ing to the current PWD
 - add links to related plugins to the readme
+- add screencast script to the repo
 
 ### v0.0.2, Aug 02, 2014
 - add readme

video/script.md

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+# Screencast script
+
+1. Intro
+========
+Let's demo tmux-open plugin.
+
+Tmux open defines 2 copy mode key bindings: o and control-o.
+- o is a mnemonic for 'open' and it can open various files, directories and
+  urls.
+- control-o opens files with the default text editor.
+
+2. o - features
+===============
+Let's first show the 'o' key functionality.
+
+I'm in a git project so I can invoke 'git status'.
+
+I want to open that example directory. I'll quickly highlight it using
+tmux copycat.
+Now I can press 'o' for opening.
+
+You can see the directory is opened in the OS X Finder app - the default file
+manager.
+
+
+I'm also curious about that 'tmux.pdf' file too.
+Again, I'll highlight it.
+And then press 'o'.
+
+Oh cool, it's a book about tmux.
+
+
+Nice thing with 'o' key binding is that it works for url's too.
+I'll start a local web-server that serves current project README file.
+I'll highlight the url,
+- press 'o'
+- and the url is opened in the default web browser.
+
+3. ctrl-o - features
+====================
+Control-o has a more narrow scope: it can open any file in the default text
+editor.
+
+I'll invoke git status again.
+There I have a text file I want to open. I'll highlight it,
+and press ctrl-o.
+
+As you can see, the file is opened in vim, which is my default text editor.
+
+4. Outro
+========
+That's it for this screencast. I hope you'll find tmux-open plugin useful.