1. “But then.” Dance between context and conflict. 2. Zig zag sentences. Create a rhythmic flow of varying sentence lengths. 3. Talk like you’re talking to a friend and not a camera. 4. “The last dab.” Start with the ending. 5. Unique perspective. 6. Include a visual hook.
From all the copy/paste channels that tell the same social media growth techniques, yours has just stood out as a nugget of gold. I've never heard anyone talk about that altering of sentence length to create better pacing/rhythm.
I know right? That was an amazing sequence, and for me sparked inspiration for not only video scripting, but my email newsletter, and a lot of other things.
he joined in oct 2024, and he's got 3k subs with just 6 videos in 1+ month.... that's one of the fastest growing channels I've seen till now...great that his works being rewarded and a proof of it's quality too. May be hes got practice from other places before or he did similar work etc to get that good but still this comes with practice.
You are such a legend. Each of your videos get only a 7-8k views but your subscribers is insane. Anyone comes to watch your videos can't stop subscribing
Conflict and Context: Mastering the interplay between context and conflict helps create suspense, making viewers want to know what happens next. This technique keeps the audience engaged throughout the narrative. Importance of Rhythm: Utilizing a mix of sentence lengths creates a dynamic flow, preventing monotony. This rhythm not only enhances interest but also makes the content more enjoyable to listen to. Conversational Tone: A relaxed, conversational style fosters connection. When viewers feel like they’re conversing with a friend, they are more likely to engage with the content. Reverse Engineering: Planning the conclusion first allows for a stronger framework, ensuring the buildup of tension and conflict leads effectively to the desired payoff. Unique Story Lenses: By applying a distinct perspective to common topics, creators can stand out in saturated markets, attracting viewers with fresh insights and angles. Powerful Hooks: Strong openings grab attention immediately. Combining verbal hooks with compelling visuals can significantly enhance viewer retention and interest.
A master storyteller shapes ideas into vessels of meaning, using the rhythm of words to evoke imagery and the cadence of emotion to etch memory. They harness universal truths while infusing them with unique perspective, creating a dance between the familiar and the novel. This pursuit requires precision in language, a deep empathy for the audience, and an unrelenting curiosity about the world. To master storytelling is to wield a power that transcends time, reshaping reality one narrative at a time. It is not just a skill so it is the art of being heard, felt, and remembered
This is such a useful tip for us beginner writers, who are pretty much in the dark and learning everything about, writing and storytelling, video making, editing, colouring. This really does provide something to sink our teeth into. Next you should make a video on how you make such amazing editing in your videos
Ive been making videos on here for 18 years, yes 18 years and listen to instructional videos every day. I haven't heard about the but-however technique or varying sentence length Thank You. Ive played this 3 times so far. You earned my sub 🏆
1. Conflict and solution 2. Different length sentences 3. Talk to them, not at them 4. Build start and end first 5. Unique take 6. Hook Notes taken, let me try for my next video
I'm a TH-cam junkie and I've literally never subscribed to a creator after just one video until this one. Phenomenal job and ill be watching them all now💥
‘The last dab’ 😂 love the Hot Ones reference! This video is gold. Gave words to some of the things I already knew inherently while giving me more depth to the idea - and taught me a few new concepts to try and incorporate as I develop my storytelling ability on YT.
First time watching you, and I am ready glad I clicked on this video! Your video was not only a masterclass about copywriting, also about giving it your all at every stage of your content creation journey (which I still can´t believe you are only at 10k)!!
I have never been more shocked then right now. How is it possible that you don’t have over 100k followers. I mean I watched the video and I was like damn. That man knows what He is talking about. You did an amazing job man, keep it up!
The quality, clarity and insights in this video is at another level. Learned many new things especially that different length sentences for engaging speech. thank you!
Holy smokes. The rhythm tip is exactly what i needed. All this time Ive been looking for a practical advice on pacing, especially in video editing. Keep it up.
Ngl this is the best piece of advice ever got related to my youtube channel, it explains why my first video went viral and others didn't thanks for your help 🙏
i watch a lot of these videos all the time to make sure i keep learning, great video man :) This is great advice for people, and i really like how you were open about things you are working on. I am also working on my tone (takes ages lmaooo but getting better)
What I found crazy is the fact that I recently started implementing the sentence pacing method for my scripts, and it’s been working out well and easy for me, only for me to hear you talk about it. That’s crazy! Great video btw
Knowing the end of the story is not realistic and does not reflect real life, where we don't actually know what's going to happen in our future. As a writer, I find it more enjoyable when I don't know the ending. This way, I become more creative with fresh ideas that can lead the story in any direction, without being constrained by a predetermined conclusion.
@@kallawaymarketing That's a great question! While I often have a general idea or theme in mind, I don't always have the full 'point' or conclusion planned out from the beginning. For me, the joy of writing comes from the journey of discovery-allowing the characters, plot, and ideas to develop organically. Sometimes, the most interesting themes or messages emerge as I write, rather than being set in stone from the start. It keeps the creative process exciting and allows for more spontaneity in the storytelling. That said, there really is no correct way of doing this. Every writer has their own unique process, and at the end of the day, it's about finding what works best for you as a creative
I believe “incorrect teaching” might be too harsh a term. Both perspectives hold merit. On one hand, starting with a clear sense of the point you want to convey is perfectly valid. On the other, the idea that “the joy of writing comes from the journey of discovery” is an equally valuable insight. In fact, a single author can blend these two approaches within the same project. Having a predefined plot idea doesn’t preclude the possibility of discovering creative insights along the way.
@@justind6871 this is totally fair and a solid process! Most of my storytelling, in these terms, come from short-form videos, where I have a super finite canvas (only 60-90 seconds) and I'm trying to engineer virality. For longer stories or even books, I totally agree, having the exact end in mind would be tough and limit the creative optionality that is so fun to play with when you're freeform writing
the OG! Thank you man - yeah I think creating a content/marketing specific channel was the answer. I was starting to go crazy wondering why the videos weren't performing at all, so glad I finally got one to pop
Certainly! This storytelling breakdown makes so much sense. The "Dance" technique, balancing context with conflict, feels like a hack to keep viewers hooked. And that rhythm advice? It's like writing music that keeps the viewer's brain alert. These are the kinds of skills that can not only improve content but also give a sharp edge to humor-reminds me of the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x. Crafting stories like these could make anyone stand out. Thanks for sharing, Callaway!
Yup, great value here. It’s what You (the creator) wants to hear in your comments section: you are creating educational content that no one else is telling us. This is going to set you apart from other “storytelling” yt teachers. Keep doing this. This right here, and you’ll be the next Think/Creator Booth/Nate Black. Well done sir.
Dope, dope, dope. Why am I just finding out and hearing about you now. It feels like I have either seen or heard of you but this video is certainly epic! Therefore I will be following you 😅
God the amount of value this video gives is insane. You deserve a million subs tbh. This really helps creators like me get out of my own head and help me get more familiar in creating stories. Thank you
Subscribed - absolutely insane value delivered in just a few minutes. As a TH-camr who's currently rebranding to more authentic style videos, I found your tips extremely helpful. Especially the one regarding tone and the importance of conversational tone. Looks like I will need to practice rapping soon 😂
wow, been following your short-form stuff for a while ... and was not so pleased with your first long-form videos but this is insane. Refreshing new perspectives in a world where everything is mostly copied and repeat.
means a lot Bruno! Which of my first long-form videos didn't you like? What did you feel like was different about this one vs those? Feedback would be great so I can try to replicate this vibe
@@kallawaymarketing I just realized that this is a different channel. Will dive into the other videos here over the next couple of days. You got 2 channels, right? Back then you did not have the trust for me yet to watch a slower pace video from you (approx. 4-5 months ago). I have never enjoyed watching an informational video more, insane this is free. Perfect balance of animations, b-roll, face-shots etc. super pleasant to watch.
@@BrunoKreidler Yeah I started out on long-form videos here (youtube.com/@kallaway). Took me the first 5-10 to really understand how youtube worked, but then I started making what I thought were high quality reps (like this video here I actually posted on the other channel and it only got 1700 views). I realized that because the other channel mostly grew from tech shorts and the Zuck interview, the audience didn't actually want content/marketing frameworks...and so any video I posted there, no matter how good it was, was essentially throttled because the audience didn't like it. So it sucked, but I had to start this new channel from scratch and only post the content/marketing stuff. This is now my first big breakout so will be exciting to see how this one grows now that I stay laser focused on one topic. Yeah give a watch to a couple of the other videos on this channel. The viral formula one (first one I posted) is my favorite so far. I also think you'll like the Ironman one (breaking down how I got 46M views from 1 video)
@@kallawaymarketing yeah, if videos do not perform well on your core audience yt is not happy. Big thing for people that are either transitioning their content or cover a wide variety of things.
Wtf! It’s the best time saver on teaching me about storytelling. I really enjoyed and loved till the end. I truly appreciate your references you’ve given throughout the video because I love to watch the original content to rework my brain for the unknown or unseen details. Thanks a lot. I’ve subscribed.❤
This dude cracked the code. Subscribed. Bro who do you work for? You in the Illuminati? These videos are too good? Like you’ve been working in the shadows sharpening your craft.
haha not in the illuminati lmao! I've been making short-form videos for 2 years (instagram.com/kallaway) and have made 30-40 TH-cam videos on my other channel (youtube.com/@kallaway) but they never did well because I was making both tech videos and these marketing breakdowns I was hoping these were good enough quality to pop off but maybe I was just limiting myself by posting on a channel that was geared for tech, so started this new channel. This is the first one I've made that's really broken out.
I've been working on a Star Wars story for the past 6 years off and on and I've been fleshing out each character making sure each plot made sense. And I finally have a good story in place. After years of working on it. It's about Darth Revan and Bastila Shans DESCENDANTS in star wars that takes place 12 years before the prequels. It's going to be in Lego blender animation. Coming up with a good story takes time and effort and eventually you will meet your goal with it it takes several drafts but it pays out in the end.
@@kallawaymarketing well not published. Fan story. In Lego blender animation by an animator. It's gonna be a rated R Star Wars story. In Lego blender animation.
As someone who had literally no background in writing or story telling, learning to write scripts was difficult. It still is. But I am glad I found your video because I genuinely feel like I will be able to effectively tell stories in a better way, but I wish I found your tips sooner. It would would have saved me quite a bit of headaches. But anyways I just wanted to give a meaningful and supportive comment because you gave me value, therefore I think I will be able to tell write better stories. Therefore, thank you. 😅
Das ist das beste Video über Skripte, das ich je gesehen habe. Ein Super-Inhalt, spannend bis zum Schluß und viele Dinge hat man so noch nie gehört. Genial. Danke Dir.
This is spot on! I love how each technique is backed by a legendary storyteller’s approach-especially the rhythm one inspired by Gary Provost! It reminded me how pacing can make or break a story. I once used a bit of humor in a presentation, inspired by Steve Jobs’ tone, and the impact was huge. I was able to engage the audience and keep them hooked, even during a serious topic. Humor really can enhance storytelling. The Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x helped me refine my delivery, making humor more natural and impactful. Keep experimenting, and the audience will follow!
I have straight binge-watched your content today and all of it is exceptional. I am subscribed to the newsletter and excited to keep learning. Thanks friend!
when you mentioned the conversational tone point and said it was something you are still working on, that shocked me as I had actually been thinking the whole time I'd been watching the video up to that point how well you do this - great video. thanks for this!
Clarity, inspiration, tips to take action...quick and to the point in about 10 minutes. 💯Please consider a deeper dive on each technique in a 6-part series (the algo seems to like that too)👊
Wow... this was a really good watch! Very clear and concise points, and the visuals made me feel like I was watching a big channel. I love your style! Keep up the work man-I gotta make sure to take some notes haha!
Amazing quality and kept me engaged the whole time - even when you showed the clip from your Stanley Cup video - I was so hooked I forgot I wasn't watching that video until you popped back into this one lol - well done. ✨
1. “But then.” Dance between context and conflict.
2. Zig zag sentences. Create a rhythmic flow of varying sentence lengths.
3. Talk like you’re talking to a friend and not a camera.
4. “The last dab.” Start with the ending.
5. Unique perspective.
6. Include a visual hook.
thanks for the summary!
for me point 6 was phenomenal.
From all the copy/paste channels that tell the same social media growth techniques, yours has just stood out as a nugget of gold. I've never heard anyone talk about that altering of sentence length to create better pacing/rhythm.
thank you for checking it out, appreciate this!
I agree
I know right? That was an amazing sequence, and for me sparked inspiration for not only video scripting, but my email newsletter, and a lot of other things.
i just realized why i don't like one of the creators, which has good content but she is just too monotonous, and its not her voice, its the rhythm
Bro the quality .. the quality .. it is just .. you are awesome man (i thought it's an over 500k subs channel)
thanks so much, really means a lot!!
fr - instant sub
I thought the same too…. I subscribed already ❤
@@ElevateCuriosity-t5t thank you for this!
he joined in oct 2024, and he's got 3k subs with just 6 videos in 1+ month.... that's one of the fastest growing channels I've seen till now...great that his works being rewarded and a proof of it's quality too. May be hes got practice from other places before or he did similar work etc to get that good but still this comes with practice.
Dawg. As a Rapper, business owner, content creator, artist coach, I’ve never heard this approach to storytelling before. This video was 🔥🔥
I’m a musician myself .. I love that take .. don’t write words, write music !! Genius
I watched this video back to back.
And I plan to watch it many times more.
means a lot!
You are such a legend. Each of your videos get only a 7-8k views but your subscribers is insane. Anyone comes to watch your videos can't stop subscribing
haha we'll get there eventually
The taping a photo underneath the lens really opened my eyes to something
Conflict and Context: Mastering the interplay between context and conflict helps create suspense, making viewers want to know what happens next. This technique keeps the audience engaged throughout the narrative.
Importance of Rhythm: Utilizing a mix of sentence lengths creates a dynamic flow, preventing monotony. This rhythm not only enhances interest but also makes the content more enjoyable to listen to.
Conversational Tone: A relaxed, conversational style fosters connection. When viewers feel like they’re conversing with a friend, they are more likely to engage with the content.
Reverse Engineering: Planning the conclusion first allows for a stronger framework, ensuring the buildup of tension and conflict leads effectively to the desired payoff.
Unique Story Lenses: By applying a distinct perspective to common topics, creators can stand out in saturated markets, attracting viewers with fresh insights and angles.
Powerful Hooks: Strong openings grab attention immediately. Combining verbal hooks with compelling visuals can significantly enhance viewer retention and interest.
thanks for sharing this!
A master storyteller shapes ideas into vessels of meaning, using the rhythm of words to evoke imagery and the cadence of emotion to etch memory. They harness universal truths while infusing them with unique perspective, creating a dance between the familiar and the novel. This pursuit requires precision in language, a deep empathy for the audience, and an unrelenting curiosity about the world. To master storytelling is to wield a power that transcends time, reshaping reality one narrative at a time. It is not just a skill so it is the art of being heard, felt, and remembered
well said
11 min of pure useful content. Thank you to make it free.
Astonishing content Man 🔥 Thanks to share your knowledge with us. Thumbs Up from Brazil ! 👍👍👍
thank you!
This is such a useful tip for us beginner writers, who are pretty much in the dark and learning everything about, writing and storytelling, video making, editing, colouring. This really does provide something to sink our teeth into.
Next you should make a video on how you make such amazing editing in your videos
Im really impressed... Everyday I am searching for videos to learn and I've learned more here than I have the past 3 months. Great video.
This might be the most helpful video any content creator could view and digest.
tysm, means a lot!
I saw many positive comments and I subscribed even before watching the first 60 seconds.
Ive been making videos on here for 18 years, yes 18 years and listen to instructional videos every day. I haven't heard about the but-however technique or varying sentence length Thank You. Ive played this 3 times so far. You earned my sub
🏆
Appreciate you, this means a lot 🙌🏼
Okay, that Stanley Cup clip was very convincing. I got instantly hooked on the "buts" and "therefores" :)
You’re going to be one of the biggest in the game. Incredible video, keep going brother 🫡
Means a lot man, thank you!
Context->conflict->context might be some of the best advice ive ever heard. Next vid getting over 100k for SURE. Preciate you bro 🙏
appreciate you, means a lot 🫡
1. Conflict and solution
2. Different length sentences
3. Talk to them, not at them
4. Build start and end first
5. Unique take
6. Hook
Notes taken, let me try for my next video
nice, let me know how it goes!
I'm a TH-cam junkie and I've literally never subscribed to a creator after just one video until this one. Phenomenal job and ill be watching them all now💥
‘The last dab’ 😂 love the Hot Ones reference!
This video is gold. Gave words to some of the things I already knew inherently while giving me more depth to the idea - and taught me a few new concepts to try and incorporate as I develop my storytelling ability on YT.
appreciate you, thanks so much for checking it out!
wow, nice to know you're a drummer too... musician+story teller combination... same here!
First time watching you, and I am ready glad I clicked on this video! Your video was not only a masterclass about copywriting, also about giving it your all at every stage of your content creation journey (which I still can´t believe you are only at 10k)!!
I have never been more shocked then right now. How is it possible that you don’t have over 100k followers. I mean I watched the video and I was like damn. That man knows what He is talking about.
You did an amazing job man, keep it up!
The quality, clarity and insights in this video is at another level. Learned many new things especially that different length sentences for engaging speech. thank you!
Means a lot, thanks for this!
Holy smokes. The rhythm tip is exactly what i needed. All this time Ive been looking for a practical advice on pacing, especially in video editing. Keep it up.
amazing, hope this will help. Rhythm is the secret hack that the best videos all figure out
Ngl this is the best piece of advice ever got related to my youtube channel, it explains why my first video went viral and others didn't thanks for your help 🙏
appreciate you - thanks for giving it a chance!
i watch a lot of these videos all the time to make sure i keep learning, great video man :)
This is great advice for people, and i really like how you were open about things you are working on.
I am also working on my tone (takes ages lmaooo but getting better)
What I found crazy is the fact that I recently started implementing the sentence pacing method for my scripts, and it’s been working out well and easy for me, only for me to hear you talk about it. That’s crazy! Great video btw
thank you!
Knowing the end of the story is not realistic and does not reflect real life, where we don't actually know what's going to happen in our future. As a writer, I find it more enjoyable when I don't know the ending. This way, I become more creative with fresh ideas that can lead the story in any direction, without being constrained by a predetermined conclusion.
When you start writing a piece, you don't have a sense for the point you're trying to get across from the beginning?
@@kallawaymarketing That's a great question! While I often have a general idea or theme in mind, I don't always have the full 'point' or conclusion planned out from the beginning. For me, the joy of writing comes from the journey of discovery-allowing the characters, plot, and ideas to develop organically. Sometimes, the most interesting themes or messages emerge as I write, rather than being set in stone from the start. It keeps the creative process exciting and allows for more spontaneity in the storytelling.
That said, there really is no correct way of doing this. Every writer has their own unique process, and at the end of the day, it's about finding what works best for you as a creative
I believe “incorrect teaching” might be too harsh a term. Both perspectives hold merit. On one hand, starting with a clear sense of the point you want to convey is perfectly valid. On the other, the idea that “the joy of writing comes from the journey of discovery” is an equally valuable insight. In fact, a single author can blend these two approaches within the same project. Having a predefined plot idea doesn’t preclude the possibility of discovering creative insights along the way.
@@justind6871 this is totally fair and a solid process! Most of my storytelling, in these terms, come from short-form videos, where I have a super finite canvas (only 60-90 seconds) and I'm trying to engineer virality.
For longer stories or even books, I totally agree, having the exact end in mind would be tough and limit the creative optionality that is so fun to play with when you're freeform writing
@@GenuineFulfillment you're right! :) apologies..
3:17 man i was invested in the stanley story😭
haha here's the full video instagram.com/reel/C19yRqHrhVz/
Same! Great content.
Soo true 😂🎉
The first video that actually provides actionable insights for storytelling.
I was just thinking about what I can do to improve my channel, and your video came up! Great ideas! Ill play around with them.
Blown out of my seat, brother thank you sincerely shine
This is absolute gold and you’re a goldmine of knowledge. I’m so glad I found your channel. Please don’t ever delete this video.
Immediate subscriber.
haha will keep this video forever
Really love the speed and flow of the video. Super informative and equally captivating. You are certainly one to learn from. Good days always!
Here since day one. You are KILLING it bro. I think you cracked the code by creating the new YT
the OG! Thank you man - yeah I think creating a content/marketing specific channel was the answer. I was starting to go crazy wondering why the videos weren't performing at all, so glad I finally got one to pop
Certainly! This storytelling breakdown makes so much sense. The "Dance" technique, balancing context with conflict, feels like a hack to keep viewers hooked. And that rhythm advice? It's like writing music that keeps the viewer's brain alert. These are the kinds of skills that can not only improve content but also give a sharp edge to humor-reminds me of the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x. Crafting stories like these could make anyone stand out. Thanks for sharing, Callaway!
Wow. *Pure VALUE.* 🤯 Thank you.
thanks for watching!
Yup, great value here. It’s what You (the creator) wants to hear in your comments section: you are creating educational content that no one else is telling us. This is going to set you apart from other “storytelling” yt teachers. Keep doing this. This right here, and you’ll be the next Think/Creator Booth/Nate Black. Well done sir.
Means a lot and appreciate you sharing your thoughts. Will keep going!
@ Keep going brother, show us how to tell stories. That is what is going to launch you. There is your content gap.
amazing man, this channel deserve the gold play youtube button
Someday hopefully.
All I ever wanted was the gold play plaque next to my Grammy
You’re an incredible person for sharing this for free. Love it, thank you
thank you, glad it helped! I'm working on a full video academy right now that will have stuff that goes much deeper
Dope, dope, dope. Why am I just finding out and hearing about you now.
It feels like I have either seen or heard of you but this video is certainly epic! Therefore I will be following you 😅
haha means a lot!
I make tech/AI short-form on instagram (@kallaway) so might have seen me there!
Dear fellow small channel, I see you, we got this, we gotta keep pushing and getting better
Man, your content is top-notch and of a high quality. It'll take me years to get even a bit closer. Thanks for sharing this.
Wow, one of the best videos on the storytelling I've seen. Keep on going 👍
God the amount of value this video gives is insane. You deserve a million subs tbh. This really helps creators like me get out of my own head and help me get more familiar in creating stories. Thank you
Subscribed - absolutely insane value delivered in just a few minutes. As a TH-camr who's currently rebranding to more authentic style videos, I found your tips extremely helpful. Especially the one regarding tone and the importance of conversational tone. Looks like I will need to practice rapping soon 😂
means a lot man, thanks for checking it out!
This is like the single best video I’ve watched on this topic 👏
There aren’t many TH-cam vids that I plan on revisiting regularly. This is one!
Seriously one of the best videos I have watched for story telling. Thank you
wow, been following your short-form stuff for a while ... and was not so pleased with your first long-form videos but this is insane. Refreshing new perspectives in a world where everything is mostly copied and repeat.
means a lot Bruno! Which of my first long-form videos didn't you like? What did you feel like was different about this one vs those?
Feedback would be great so I can try to replicate this vibe
@@kallawaymarketing I just realized that this is a different channel. Will dive into the other videos here over the next couple of days. You got 2 channels, right? Back then you did not have the trust for me yet to watch a slower pace video from you (approx. 4-5 months ago).
I have never enjoyed watching an informational video more, insane this is free. Perfect balance of animations, b-roll, face-shots etc. super pleasant to watch.
@@BrunoKreidler Yeah I started out on long-form videos here (youtube.com/@kallaway). Took me the first 5-10 to really understand how youtube worked, but then I started making what I thought were high quality reps (like this video here I actually posted on the other channel and it only got 1700 views). I realized that because the other channel mostly grew from tech shorts and the Zuck interview, the audience didn't actually want content/marketing frameworks...and so any video I posted there, no matter how good it was, was essentially throttled because the audience didn't like it.
So it sucked, but I had to start this new channel from scratch and only post the content/marketing stuff. This is now my first big breakout so will be exciting to see how this one grows now that I stay laser focused on one topic.
Yeah give a watch to a couple of the other videos on this channel. The viral formula one (first one I posted) is my favorite so far. I also think you'll like the Ironman one (breaking down how I got 46M views from 1 video)
@@kallawaymarketing yeah, if videos do not perform well on your core audience yt is not happy. Big thing for people that are either transitioning their content or cover a wide variety of things.
This video, worth millions of views. And the way you talk here, its like you talking to me directly bro. Mind blowing 🤯
You gotta shout out this guy’s editor.
A+ talent.
You keep doing it. Hope people understand what they are listening to.
appreciate you for the support man!
Wtf! It’s the best time saver on teaching me about storytelling. I really enjoyed and loved till the end.
I truly appreciate your references you’ve given throughout the video because I love to watch the original content to rework my brain for the unknown or unseen details.
Thanks a lot.
I’ve subscribed.❤
means a lot, thanks so much for watching!
The amount of valuable information in this is so amazing. So blessed to have found this video. thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
I don't even make videos but I do actually write, and those tips are freaking valuable to me man! I appreciate it! SUBSCRIBED !!
Bro this was so good! Thank you so much for breaking this down.
the quality of this videos is just amazing,
appreciate you - means a lot!
This video is so good that it didn't feel like 11 minutes, so I had to rewatch it 😅 well done🙌. Cheers!
amazing, love to hear this!
what would you want me to cover next?
@ how you edit your videos on capcut 😊
This dude cracked the code. Subscribed. Bro who do you work for? You in the Illuminati? These videos are too good? Like you’ve been working in the shadows sharpening your craft.
haha not in the illuminati lmao!
I've been making short-form videos for 2 years (instagram.com/kallaway) and have made 30-40 TH-cam videos on my other channel (youtube.com/@kallaway) but they never did well because I was making both tech videos and these marketing breakdowns
I was hoping these were good enough quality to pop off but maybe I was just limiting myself by posting on a channel that was geared for tech, so started this new channel. This is the first one I've made that's really broken out.
the fact that I got hook to the sample videos you are showing its shows its really effective
I cannot WAIT to implement these storytelling tips!! 🎉 Amazing video, thank you!!
2 minutes in, already great value. This video is very useful, more than you think. Thank you!
I've been working on a Star Wars story for the past 6 years off and on and I've been fleshing out each character making sure each plot made sense. And I finally have a good story in place. After years of working on it. It's about Darth Revan and Bastila Shans DESCENDANTS in star wars that takes place 12 years before the prequels. It's going to be in Lego blender animation.
Coming up with a good story takes time and effort and eventually you will meet your goal with it it takes several drafts but it pays out in the end.
glad to hear it, let me know when you have it published
@@kallawaymarketing well not published. Fan story. In Lego blender animation by an animator. It's gonna be a rated R Star Wars story. In Lego blender animation.
To all small channel keep a spirit cause you guys are already great people
finally someone who combines writing techniques with social media/visual techniques for creators :D me coming from copywriting, i immediately liked it
Great stuff. This is top tier advice.
thanks for checking it out!
i learned so much from your video that I have never learned on social media in 10 years. I joined the group and subscribed. Thank you
means a lot, excited to see you in there!
OK. What you're teaching must really work because I've never subscribed to a channel that fast. Can't wait to learn more. ❤❤
This def got me to subscribe. Nice work .
Amazing! Learned more in 10 minutes than ten hours of other videos could've taught me.
Thank you man, I did it because of you.
appreciate you
As someone who had literally no background in writing or story telling, learning to write scripts was difficult. It still is. But I am glad I found your video because I genuinely feel like I will be able to effectively tell stories in a better way, but I wish I found your tips sooner. It would would have saved me quite a bit of headaches. But anyways I just wanted to give a meaningful and supportive comment because you gave me value, therefore I think I will be able to tell write better stories. Therefore, thank you. 😅
I have watched many videos on content creation but..... This video was very useful and you explained the concept very beautifully. Thankyou so much🤩🤩
amazing, love to hear this!
Das ist das beste Video über Skripte, das ich je gesehen habe. Ein Super-Inhalt, spannend bis zum Schluß und viele Dinge hat man so noch nie gehört. Genial. Danke Dir.
Great value packed video, love your delivery and the zigzag sentences in the script is something I hadn't seen done before. Subscribing 👌
Amazing, thanks for checking it out!
This is spot on! I love how each technique is backed by a legendary storyteller’s approach-especially the rhythm one inspired by Gary Provost! It reminded me how pacing can make or break a story.
I once used a bit of humor in a presentation, inspired by Steve Jobs’ tone, and the impact was huge. I was able to engage the audience and keep them hooked, even during a serious topic. Humor really can enhance storytelling.
The Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x helped me refine my delivery, making humor more natural and impactful. Keep experimenting, and the audience will follow!
This video is so helpful i don't believe u only have 3k subs
Short: Insane value! Medium: Thanks for this video. Long: You have now earned a new subscriber. Shorter: Thanks!
I have straight binge-watched your content today and all of it is exceptional. I am subscribed to the newsletter and excited to keep learning. Thanks friend!
Someone read storyworthy. Nicely delivered
never read it, but will look into it
Wow, thank you so very much! I am immediately applying these techniques to my podcast.
I can't wait to apply these storytelling tips on my next video. Subscribed!
I love this!
My new social writing is:
Hook
Rebook
Body
Dab!
This is the best storytelling video I have ever seen, this is a masterpiece!!
I love to see that you brought your high quality approach to long form content too❤
definitely a completely different game but trying to crack it!
This is great man. I'm just getting started at creating content online. This is massively helpful.
Lots of knowledge bomb, this video is insanely good! Looking forward to more :)
means a lot coming from you! Appreciate you checking it out
Best video about storytelling I’ve ever seen. 👏 👏
appreciate this, means a lot!
I've never scripted a video or a short but I may give a lil more thought now
when you mentioned the conversational tone point and said it was something you are still working on, that shocked me as I had actually been thinking the whole time I'd been watching the video up to that point how well you do this - great video. thanks for this!
Clarity, inspiration, tips to take action...quick and to the point in about 10 minutes. 💯Please consider a deeper dive on each technique in a 6-part series (the algo seems to like that too)👊
Show WHILE you tell. Now that's a new narrative. Love it! ❤
What the... This video just BLEW my mind... Especially the text part. WOW! It's like you unlocked something in my brain. Thank you!
amazing, love to hear it!
Wow... this was a really good watch! Very clear and concise points, and the visuals made me feel like I was watching a big channel. I love your style! Keep up the work man-I gotta make sure to take some notes haha!
appreciate you
Amazing quality and kept me engaged the whole time - even when you showed the clip from your Stanley Cup video - I was so hooked I forgot I wasn't watching that video until you popped back into this one lol - well done. ✨