Structured Storytelling Script for Customer Testimonial Video
Interviews customers for powerful social proof through structured testimonial videos.
Create an interview guide and narrative structure for customer testimonial videos that generate authentic social proof and influence purchase decisions among similar prospects.
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Create an interview guide and narrative structure for customer testimonial videos that generate authentic social proof and influence purchase decisions among similar prospects.
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GrowthLab, a marketing agency, wants to record testimonials from 5 clients for the sales page of their $800/month service. The video featuring Maria (e-commerce owner who tripled her revenue) needs to be filmed in 1 hour and edited into 2-3 minutes.
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Create the complete filming script for a customer testimonial video for [COMPANY/PRODUCT]. **About the customer to interview:** - Name: [NAME] - Company/Role: [COMPANY AND JOB TITLE] - Result achieved: [PRIMARY RESULT WITH NUMBERS] - Customer since: [TIME PERIOD] - Original problem: [PAIN POINT THEY HAD BEFORE] **Narrative structure (simplified Hero's Journey format):** 1) **The ordinary world — Before (30 seconds):** Questions to extract: - 'Describe what your daily routine in [AREA] was like before using [PRODUCT]' - 'What was the biggest challenge you faced with [PROBLEM]?' - 'How much time/money were you losing with [SITUATION]?' Direction: Have the interviewee quantify the pain point 2) **The turning point — Discovery (20 seconds):** - 'How did you discover [PRODUCT]?' - 'What made you decide to try it? Was there a decisive moment?' - 'What doubts or concerns did you have initially?' Direction: Capture honest hesitation (builds relatability) 3) **The transformation — After (60 seconds):** - 'What changed in the first [30/60/90] days?' - 'Can you share specific numbers? (revenue, time, leads)' - 'Which feature surprised you most?' - 'How did your team react to the change?' Direction: Extract concrete metrics and emotional reactions 4) **The recommendation — Closing (20 seconds):** - 'What would you say to someone considering [PRODUCT]?' - 'If you could summarize in one sentence, what was the biggest impact?' Direction: Seek a quotable quote for thumbnail **Production:** - Warm-up questions (5 min before filming) - Tips to make the interviewee feel comfortable - Suggested framing (medium shot, close-ups on reactions) - Technical checklist (lighting, audio, background) - Editing guide: suggested cuts, on-screen text, B-roll **Final versions:** - Full version (2-3 min) for sales page - Short version (30-60s) for ads - Stories version (15s) with most quotable quote
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