Please create a script that's natural and authentic to you, and use the following outline as a guide. Must share script/storyboard ahead of filming!

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Content Outline:

1) Engaging Hook & Introduction (3 seconds):

• • Objective: Capture attention immediately with a relatable statement or question that resonates with women who experience oily or acne-prone skin.
  • Visuals: A mid-shot of the creator in a well-lit bathroom, introducing themselves with an energetic smile.
  • Example Voiceover: “Struggling with oily skin? I’ve been there. Let me show you what helped!”

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2) Show Real Skin Challenges (4 seconds):

• • Objective: Illustrate the creator’s genuine skin concerns, such as oily patches or breakouts, without extreme close-ups. The goal is to create a connection with viewers by showing common skin issues in a relatable way.
  • Visuals: Mid-shots focusing on the face, where the skin’s oiliness or acne is visible but not too detailed. Use natural lighting to highlight these areas subtly.
  • Example Voiceover: “Here’s my skin—shinier than I’d like and dealing with a few breakouts.”

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3) Introduce the Product (3 seconds):

• • Objective: Introduce the Celladix Sebum Rebalancing Rx 131 Ampoule as the solution to the skin challenges shown earlier.
  • Visuals: A medium shot of the creator holding the product and showing it to the camera, focusing on the packaging and the product’s texture.
  • Example Voiceover: “Then I tried the Celladix Ampoule, and it’s been a game-changer for my skin.”

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4) Application Process (3 seconds):

• • Objective: Demonstrate how easy it is to apply the product, emphasizing its lightweight and non-greasy texture without zooming in too closely.
  • Visuals: A mid-shot of the creator applying a few drops of the ampoule to their face, showcasing how smoothly it spreads and absorbs into the skin.
  • Example Voiceover: “Just a few drops, and it feels so light and refreshing.”

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5) Showcase Real Results Over Time (4 seconds):

• • Objective: Highlight the visible improvements after consistent use, such as reduced oiliness, fewer breakouts, and smoother skin, using subtle comparison shots.
  • Visuals: A side-by-side or transition sequence showing the creator’s face before and after using the product over time. Ensure the shots are mid-range, showing the overall improvement rather than detailed close-ups.
  • Example Voiceover: “After just two weeks, my skin is less oily, smoother, and way clearer.”

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6) Empowerment & Call to Action (3 seconds):

• • Objective: Motivate viewers to take control of their skin issues by trying the Celladix Ampoule, with a clear and compelling call to action.
  • Visuals: A medium shot of the creator confidently recommending the product, with on-screen text highlighting the website.
  • Example Voiceover: “Take charge of your skin—get your Celladix Ampoule at celladix.us!”

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7) Personalized Closing Touch (3 seconds):

• • Objective: End with a warm, personal recommendation to leave a lasting impression on the viewer, making them feel like they’re receiving advice from a trusted friend.
  • Visuals: A final mid-shot of the creator smiling, showing their improved skin and holding the product.
  • Example Voiceover: “Trust me, your skin will thank you!”

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Tone & Style:

• Tone: Warm, friendly, and relatable. The creator should convey genuine enthusiasm and confidence in the product.
• Visual Style: Clean, bright, and natural. Avoid extreme close-ups, focusing instead on medium shots that capture the overall look and feel of the skin.
• Captions: Use concise, impactful captions to reinforce key messages and benefits.

Format & Technical Details:

• Video Length: 15-20 seconds
• Orientation: Create both vertical (Instagram Stories/Reels and TikTok) and horizontal (YouTube and Facebook) versions.
• Resolution: 1080p or higher.
• Audio: Clear and conversational voiceover, with light background music that enhances the message without overpowering it.

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