Overview
The 7 Scenes
© ux.movie
The guiding narrative that encapsulates your idea's transformative potential. This high-level story arc sets the stage for refining the details scene-by-scene.
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[stars] - Name for target audience
[false assumptions] - Current unhelpful beliefs
[old way] - How they currently do things
[pain points] - Obstacles and annoyances they face
[goals] - Their aspirations
[blindspot] - Mistaken assumption about solution
[solution] - Your product/service
[superpower] - Key differentiator of solution
[core benefit] - Primary value of solution
[first step] - Easy starting point to use solution
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Let's map out the transformation:
When complete, this provides an engaging arc from status quo to solution-enabled transformation, centered around the audience's growth.
Refine the narrative to establish resonance and highlight the value of your solution in enabling their aspirations.
With this vision framed, you can now dive into bringing each scene to life!
In the movie of [solution], [stars] are stuck believing [false assumptions] and doing [old way].
[Stars] don't realize [solution] could guide them to [goals]. They overlook how [solution] gives them [superpower].
Because of this blindspot, [stars] can only dream of [relief from pain points]. Until they encounter [solution].
[Solution] delivers this like nothing else because of [core benefit].
[First step] starts [stars] on the path to [goals].
Meet [Morgan], a [busy] [marketer] at [ABC Company]. Lately, [Morgan] has been facing [inefficiency and missed opportunities] when it comes to [content creation].
Because of [the assumption that quality content takes too much time], it's been difficult to [produce enough content] and [goals have suffered]. [Morgan] feels [overwhelmed and frustrated] about this and dreams of [increased performance] and [having ample high-converting content]. But the way things are going, [continued mediocre performance] seems likely.
*[Morgan] assumes [there's no better way] and continues [manually crafting each piece of content from scratch], even though it leads to [burnout and lagging behind competitors]. There has to be a better way.*