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I copied one of the most famous Hollywood storytelling techniques and it got me 50 million views and 100,000 followers. So in this video, I want to break down the five-step playbook that I use in my storytelling videos. So the first part is the hook which should describe specifically a goal and a conflict. Now part two, and this is where most people go wrong with storytelling, but you need what I call a click confirmation. I actually got this concept from Mr. Beast, but in the Hollywood, they call this concept a rising action where you show you as the main protagonist of this story and your actions working towards the actual goal. This is where it's helpful to use things like B-roll where you're overlaying video so you can convey the emotion and difficulty of you working towards this goal. If your hook is it possible to ace an exam after studying for one hour, you really want to sell how difficult this exam is going to be and how unprepared you are. Now part three, and this is my favorite part is what I call the second conflict. The best stories don't just move in a straight line from start to finish. They usually have ups and downs, so you want to introduce a down moment halfway through the video. In this 12 million-view video about studying for exams, I made a bet with my friend. The goal of the halfway midway point of your video should be to add more suspense or else the viewer is going to get bored. Part four is the climax. This is when the music is so important and the music itself in the background of your video should be reaching the climactic beat drop moment of the song. Your tip is to use songs from your favorite movies. Part five, and this is in the last five to ten seconds of your video, is the resolution of the conflict. When you finally achieve the goal and it must be earned, the music must be hitting. This is why storytelling videos are so powerful because for the first time, you took a viewer through an emotional roller coaster and that's what makes you memorable as a creator. Hope this helps.