STORYBOARD — SYMBIA "Eaten Alive" — Solo Yapper x Clinic/At-home

01MUTE-TEST SPEC (first 5 seconds — HARD)

The AI-avatar voice carries flat affect in the first second, so on-screen text + the animated doctor's face do ALL the stop-scroll work sound-off. This is the single most important frame set in the video. Spec'd to the exact frame.

t	On screen	Detail
0.0 to 0.5s	Animated doctor face, tight	Stylized 3D-animated Black male ~40s in a white coat (clean Pixar/CG-render look, NOT photoreal), authoritative / dead-serious expression, looking just off-lens then snapping TO camera at 0.5s. Phone-camera framing, chin up slightly, clinic exam-room or clean office behind, soft clinical daylight. The white coat + the animated face alone read "a doctor about to tell you a hard truth," credible authority sound-off.
0.5 to 2.8s	Bold caption drops in: `IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE.`	Center-screen, large bold sans, high-contrast white with thin dark stroke. Word `ALIVE` highlighted (magenta or yellow box), snapping in on a hard beat at ~1.3s. The accusation (not your age, but a living thing) is the scroll-stopper. Reads as a clinical verdict, not a question.
2.8 to 5.0s	Caption shrinks to upper-third and HOLDS + first symptom flash begins under it	Caption survives the full 5s. Underneath, a fast ~0.7s visceral symptom flash: a hand pulling through visibly thinning hair at a bathroom mirror, with a stamp `THINNING OUT OF NOWHERE?`. A faint 3D parasite silhouette ghosts across the lower frame on the last beat (seeds the villain).

Mute verdict: PASS — animated doctor face + white coat (0 to 0.5s) + verdict caption IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE. (0.5s onward, held to 5s) + the thinning-hair symptom flash + ghosted parasite cue carry the entire hook with zero audio. Anchor: borrows the cloned ad 2165517980655878's mute-proof animated-doctor-authority + bold-caption-over-symptom-cascade mechanic, restated as the brand-clean IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE.

02Comp library inspiration anchors

[Anchor A] 2165517980655878 — resilia — "5-symptom parasite listicle + animated-doctor agitation" (CORNERSTONE) Extractable: the direct-address symptom-listicle structure, the animated-doctor authority delivery, per-symptom visceral agitation b-roll, and the blunt "that's parasites" verdict.

[Anchor B] 2448105025686855 — resilia — "micro kill-demo, parasite vs oregano oil" Extractable: the live microscopic kill-demo (a parasite reacting to oregano oil, the biofilm cracking and dissolving) as visual proof on the mechanism beat.

Detailed anchor callouts (richer per-beat reference — not the parseable section above)

[Anchor A] 2165517980655878 — resilia — THE CLONED AD (video, winner 56.21)

Hook pattern: animated-DOCTOR authority + MIRROR symptom cascade ("clenching your jaw, that crawling feeling... that's parasites") into "5 more signs your body's being eaten alive, the last one you won't see coming" — our hook clones this beat-for-beat with a stylized 3D-animated Black gut-doctor.
On-screen text style: bold mute-proof captions over each symptom + big plain 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 count numerals.
B-roll cuing: animated-doctor authority narrator + visceral agitation b-roll (crawling-skin, bloat-by-evening, endoscopy footage) + microscopic proof of parasites in the colon. Listicle format, pattern interrupts, aggressive language.
Transition style: aggressive hard jump cuts, one symptom per beat, count-stamp punch-ins.
Mute-test asset: bold caption + symptom imagery + the count numeral.
Best-fit beat types in our script: the HOOK (Beat 1), all FIVE symptom beats (Beats 2 to 6 — the count stamps + visceral symptom b-roll + the 3D parasite cue map 1:1), and the kill+flush MECHANISM (Beat 7).

[Anchor B] 2448105025686855 — resilia — THE MICRO KILL-DEMO (video)

Hook pattern: open-loop scientific demo ("Watch what happens when you put a parasite in contact with Oregano Oil") — a parasite-vs-compound reaction shown live.
On-screen text style: shock-claim caption + TikTok-style red text box + a timed-reveal stamp.
B-roll cuing: microscopic / 3D KILL-DEMO footage — a live parasite reacting to oregano oil at the cellular level, the biofilm cracking and dissolving, the parasite destroyed; split-screen comparison (oregano vs the weak alternative); visual proof stack.
Transition style: hard cuts into the demo, slow push on the microscopic reveal.
Mute-test asset: the microscopic kill footage reads sound-off on its own.
Best-fit beat type in our script: the MECHANISM micro KILL-DEMO (Beat 7 — carvacrol cracking the slime shield and wiping the parasite out) + the potency contrast (Beat 8 — weak store oil vs the high-potency stuff, via the split-screen device).

Net-new (NO anchor — original direction): the liquid-under-tongue absorption insert and the Phase-2 gut-wall PATCH insert in Beat 7 (a quick light "better" — the holes in the gut wall sealing so they can't crawl back in). The reference lane is kill+flush only — neither anchor can show a sublingual delivery or a repair/seal step. These are the storyboard's only original micro-inserts and are kept deliberately light (the script keeps the repair a one-line kicker, not the spine).

03PER-BEAT STORYBOARD

▸1Beat 1: HOOK [0:00 to 0:20]

Mute-test stop-scroll

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "I'm a gut doctor, and I'ma keep it real with you. That crawlin' feelin' on your skin at night, buddy? The jaw clenchin'? That ain't stress, and it sure as hell ain't your age. That's fuckin' parasites. Real ones. I've spent twenty years pullin' these things outta people who got told they were fine. And here's 5 signs your body's bein' eaten alive. And I'ma tell you. For number five, bro... you won't see that shit comin'."
(a) Shot type + framing: Tight close-up on the doctor's face, white coat, clinic exam-room or clean office behind, phone propped slightly low (handheld micro-shake). Cut to medium at ~10s when he opens the listicle loop ("Here's 5 signs").
(b) Camera direction/movement: Eye-level, near-locked with natural handheld drift; snap eyeline OFF-then-TO camera at 0.5s.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE. (center 0.5 to 2.8s, then upper-third hold to ~5s). On the "5 signs" line: 5 SIGNS YOU'RE BEING EATEN ALIVE. On the button: NUMBER 5 YOU WON'T SEE COMING.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: Under the held caption (2.8 to 5s), the thinning-hair symptom flash (stamp THINNING OUT OF NOWHERE?) with a faint 3D parasite silhouette ghosting the lower frame. [Anchor A — visceral agitation b-roll + the mute-proof caption-stack hook mechanic]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to a big NUMBER ONE count stamp punch-in (the listicle rhythm begins).
(f) Mute-test asset: Doctor face + white coat + IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE. verdict caption (held to 5s) + thinning-hair flash + ghosted parasite. PASS.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — AVATAR: "Vertical 9:16 UGC phone-camera video, a Black male doctor about 40 years old in a white medical coat, short fade haircut, light stubble, standing or seated in a clean clinic exam room or tidy home office with soft clinical daylight, authoritative dead-serious expression, talking directly to the camera like he is about to tell you a hard truth, slight handheld shake, realistic skin texture, credible but not stiff, blunt casual authority. VO ad-lib latitude, casual authority not stiff-clinical and not Gen-Z." (Reference-faithful variant: add "animated/3D stylized character" to render an animated doctor matching the reference.)
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL: "Vertical 9:16 close-up, a woman's hand running through visibly thinning hair at a bathroom mirror, strands coming loose, soft realistic home lighting, documentary phone-camera look; on the last frame a faint translucent 3D parasite worm silhouette ghosts subtly across the lower part of the frame."

▸2HAIR THINNING [0:20 to 0:30] Beat 2: NUMBER ONE

First symptom claim

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "Number one. Your hair's thinnin' out of nowhere and your doctor shrugs. Nah, bro. That's them little bastards stealin' the nutrients your hair needs to stay rooted."
(a) Shot type + framing: Quick doctor medium for the count, then cut to the symptom insert.
(b) Camera direction/movement: Hard count-stamp punch-in; insert is a slow push on the thinning scalp.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): Count stamp NUMBER ONE. Caption HAIR THINNING OUT OF NOWHERE. On the doctor line: YOUR DOCTOR JUST SHRUGS. On the mechanism: THEY'RE STEALING YOUR NUTRIENTS.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: Thinning hair at the mirror / hairbrush full of loose strands; cut to a 3D parasite cue — a worm-like parasite latching and siphoning, nutrient particles draining away. [Anchor A]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to NUMBER TWO count stamp.
(f) Mute-test asset: NUMBER ONE stamp + thinning-hair insert + parasite-siphon cue.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL (symptom): "Vertical 9:16, a hairbrush clogged with loose strands of hair on a bathroom counter, then a close-up of a thinning scalp part-line, realistic home phone-camera lighting, slightly distressing documentary tone."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — 3D PARASITE: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, a pale translucent worm-like intestinal parasite latching onto tissue and siphoning glowing golden nutrient particles away from the body, dark biological background, microscopic horror aesthetic, clean render."

▸32 TO 3AM URINATION [0:30 to 0:40] Beat 3: NUMBER TWO

Second symptom

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "Number two. Up at 2 or 3 in the mornin' to pee, every night. That's prime time for these things doin' their dirty shit while you sleep."
(a) Shot type + framing: Doctor medium for the count, then dark-bedroom insert.
(b) Camera direction/movement: Count-stamp punch-in; insert is a static low-light shot of a glowing clock, then a slow tilt.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): Count stamp NUMBER TWO. Caption UP AT 2 OR 3AM. EVERY NIGHT. On the mechanism: PRIME TIME WHILE YOU SLEEP.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: A bedside clock reading 2:47, a silhouette sitting up in a dark bedroom; cut to a 3D parasite cue — parasites stirring and feeding inside a dim gut at "night." [Anchor A]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to NUMBER THREE count stamp.
(f) Mute-test asset: NUMBER TWO stamp + glowing 2:47 clock + dark-bedroom silhouette.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL (symptom): "Vertical 9:16, a dark bedroom at night, a digital bedside clock glowing 2:47, a tired silhouette of a person sitting up on the edge of the bed, cool blue low-light, realistic phone-camera grain, sleepless and weary mood."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — 3D PARASITE: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, several pale worm-like parasites becoming active and writhing inside a dim intestinal tract at night, eerie low blue glow, microscopic horror aesthetic, clean render."

▸4LOWER-BELLY BLOAT [0:40 to 0:52] Beat 4: NUMBER THREE

Third symptom

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "Number three. That lower belly pooch that won't go for nothin'. Eatin' clean, movin' your body, still bloated like a fuckin' balloon by dinner? That's a whole parasite colony livin' rent-free under your belly button. I see it every week."
(a) Shot type + framing: Doctor medium for the count, then a side-profile bloat insert (morning-flat to evening-distended).
(b) Camera direction/movement: Count-stamp punch-in; insert uses a quick before/after morph on the belly profile.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): Count stamp NUMBER THREE. Caption LOWER BELLY POOCH THAT WON'T QUIT. On the frustration: EATING CLEAN. STILL BLOATED BY DINNER. On the mechanism: A WHOLE COLONY LIVING RENT FREE. On the authority tag: I SEE IT EVERY WEEK.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: A side-profile midsection going from flat in the morning to distended/bloated by evening (balloon-fill visual); cut to a 3D parasite cue — a dense parasite colony clustered behind the lower belly wall. [Anchor A]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to NUMBER FOUR count stamp.
(f) Mute-test asset: NUMBER THREE stamp + bloat before/after morph + colony cue.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL (symptom): "Vertical 9:16, a side profile of a midsection over a plain shirt morphing from flat in the morning to visibly bloated and distended by evening, like a slowly inflating balloon, neutral home lighting, realistic documentary phone-camera look, no faces."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — 3D PARASITE: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, a dense writhing colony of pale worm-like parasites clustered together behind a lower abdominal wall, distending the gut, microscopic horror aesthetic, clean render."

▸5SUGAR CRAVINGS [0:52 to 1:02] Beat 5: NUMBER FOUR

Fourth symptom

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "Number four. Sugar cravings that won't quit. You think you just got a sweet tooth? Nah, buddy. That's the little fuckers inside you screamin' 'feed me, bitch!'"
(a) Shot type + framing: Doctor medium for the count, then a craving insert.
(b) Camera direction/movement: Count-stamp punch-in; insert is a fast hungry grab for sweets.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): Count stamp NUMBER FOUR. Caption SUGAR CRAVINGS THAT WON'T QUIT. On the reframe: NOT A SWEET TOOTH. On the mechanism: THEY'RE SCREAMING TO GET FED.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: A hand tearing into a candy/cookie stash, sugar spilling; cut to a 3D parasite cue — parasites lunging hungrily toward incoming sugar, swarming and feeding. [Anchor A]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to NUMBER FIVE count stamp.
(f) Mute-test asset: NUMBER FOUR stamp + frantic sugar-grab insert + swarming-feed cue.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL (symptom): "Vertical 9:16, a hand frantically tearing open a candy wrapper and grabbing cookies from a kitchen drawer, sugar and crumbs scattering, warm kitchen light, realistic phone-camera documentary look, urgent craving energy, no faces."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — 3D PARASITE: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, pale worm-like parasites lunging and swarming hungrily toward glowing sugar particles entering the gut, feeding frenzy, microscopic horror aesthetic, clean render."

▸6MIGRATORY JOINT PAIN [1:02 to 1:16] Beat 6: NUMBER FIVE

Fifth symptom, the payoff of the open loop

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "And number five, the one everybody else misses. Achy joint pain that moves around. That's parasite waste dumped straight into your joints. Nasty, right? These freeloaders don't pay rent and they still eat for free."
(a) Shot type + framing: Doctor medium for the count, then a migrating-joint insert.
(b) Camera direction/movement: Count-stamp punch-in; insert pulses a glowing pain-point that JUMPS from joint to joint (the "moves around" cue).
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): Count stamp NUMBER FIVE. Caption THE ONE EVERYBODY MISSES. On the symptom: ACHY JOINT PAIN THAT MOVES AROUND. On the mechanism: PARASITE WASTE DUMPED IN YOUR JOINTS.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: A figure rubbing a knee, then a wrist, then a shoulder, a red glowing ache-point migrating between them; cut to a 3D parasite cue — parasites dumping dark waste particles that settle into a glowing joint socket. [Anchor A]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut, the listicle ends; a beat of dark frame then the product-reveal push begins ("So here's what I put my patients on").
(f) Mute-test asset: NUMBER FIVE stamp + THE ONE EVERYBODY MISSES + migrating ache-point + waste-in-joint cue.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — B-ROLL (symptom): "Vertical 9:16, a person rubbing a sore knee then a wrist then a shoulder, a soft red glowing ache marker jumping from joint to joint to show migrating pain, plain home setting, realistic phone-camera documentary look, no faces."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — 3D PARASITE: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, worm-like parasites releasing dark toxic waste particles that drift and settle into a glowing inflamed joint socket, the joint reddening, microscopic horror aesthetic, clean render."

▸7PRODUCT REVEAL + KILL/FLUSH + REPAIR KICKER [1:16 to 1:45] Beat 7: MECHANISM

The pivot to relief

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "So here's what I put my patients on. It's called Symbia. Oregano oil and black seed oil, two of the strongest parasite killers there are. The carvacrol in the oregano cracks the slime shield these things hide behind and wipes em the hell out at every stage. Adults, larvae, eggs. Then the black seed oil flushes the dead ones out before they rot and poison you. But that's not all. It's loaded with wormwood and black walnut to strip their armor, clove to kill the eggs so the cycle don't restart, and pumpkin seed to sweep the whole mess out. The entire lifecycle, handled."
(a) Shot type + framing: Doctor medium-tight on "It's called Symbia" while he holds the liquid bottle up to lens (the reveal); then cut to the micro kill-demo inserts; brief return to the doctor on "flushes the dead ones out."
(b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push on the bottle-in-hand reveal; the kill-demo is a microscopic push-in with hard cuts to each stage (adults / larvae / eggs); a flush-sweep motion for black seed.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): On the reveal: MEET SYMBIA. On the actives: OREGANO OIL. BLACK SEED OIL. On the kill: CRACKS THE SLIME SHIELD. then KILLS EVERY STAGE. ADULTS. LARVAE. EGGS. On the flush: FLUSHES THE DEAD OUT.
(d) B-roll / insert cue:
Product reveal: the doctor's hand holding the Symbia liquid dropper bottle up to the phone camera (FIRST appearance of the product).
Micro KILL-DEMO: a microscopic carvacrol droplet hitting a parasite's biofilm "slime shield," the shield cracking and dissolving, the parasite destroyed; quick stamps for adults, larvae, eggs. [Anchor B — the micro kill-demo]
Flush: black seed oil sweeping the dead parasite debris out of the gut like a flush/current.
(NET-NEW, light) Liquid-under-tongue: a dropper placing liquid under a tongue, absorbing into the bloodstream (seeds Beat 9's payoff).
(NET-NEW, light) Gut-wall PATCH: a quick insert of a damaged gut wall with small holes, then those holes sealing/patching closed (the Phase-2 repair kicker — kept light).
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to the potency-contrast split frame ("And don't grab cheap oregano off the shelf").
(f) Mute-test asset: MEET SYMBIA + bottle-in-hand + the slime-shield-cracking kill-demo (reads sound-off on its own per Anchor B).
(g) Higgsfield prompt — AVATAR (reveal): "Vertical 9:16 UGC phone-camera, the same Black male doctor about 40 in a white coat in the clinic or clean office, holding up a small liquid dropper supplement bottle toward the camera with a slight knowing nod, soft clinical daylight, realistic skin, blunt casual authority. VO ad-lib latitude, casual authority not stiff-clinical and not Gen-Z." (Reference-faithful variant: add "animated/3D stylized character".)
(g) Higgsfield prompt — KILL-DEMO: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D microscopic animation, a golden droplet of oregano oil carvacrol contacting the slimy protective biofilm shield around a pale worm-like parasite, the shield visibly cracking and dissolving, the parasite then breaking down and destroyed, clean medical-horror render, dramatic micro lighting."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — FLUSH: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, a dark current of black seed oil sweeping dead parasite debris out through the intestinal tract like a cleansing flush, clean render."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — UNDER-TONGUE (net-new): "Vertical 9:16 close-up, a glass dropper placing a few drops of golden liquid under a person's tongue, then a stylized cutaway of the liquid absorbing into glowing bloodstream vessels, clean realistic look."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — GUT-WALL PATCH (net-new): "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, a damaged intestinal wall with small ragged holes, then a soft healing layer sealing and patching the holes closed and smoothing the wall, gentle warm glow, clean render."

▸8Beat 8: POTENCY DISQUALIFICATION [1:45 to 1:53]

Disqualify the cheap shelf alternative

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "And don't grab cheap oregano off the shelf. Most of it's too weak to even crack that shield. Symbia uses the high-potency stuff. That's the whole game."
(a) Shot type + framing: Split-screen contrast: a generic store oregano bottle (weak) vs the Symbia dropper (strong).
(b) Camera direction/movement: Hard cut into the split; on the weak side a fizzle, on the Symbia side a clean crack-through.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): On the cheap side: CHEAP STORE OREGANO. TOO WEAK. On the Symbia side: HIGH POTENCY. CRACKS THE SHIELD. (NO number, NO percent, NO price.)
(d) B-roll / insert cue: Split-screen — generic shelf oregano droplet barely touches the biofilm and fizzles out, while the Symbia droplet cracks straight through the shield. [Anchor B — split-screen comparison device]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to the liquid-superiority insert ("Plus it's drops under your tongue").
(f) Mute-test asset: Split-screen weak-vs-strong + the captions; the contrast reads sound-off.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — SPLIT-SCREEN: "Vertical 9:16 split-screen 3D microscopic animation. Left side: a droplet from a generic plain store-brand oregano bottle weakly touching a parasite biofilm shield and fizzling with no effect. Right side: a droplet of high-potency Symbia oil cracking straight through the same shield and breaking it apart. Clean medical render, no text baked in, no numbers."

▸9Beat 9: LIQUID SUPERIORITY + REPAIR KICKER [1:53 to 2:00 lead-in]

The on-brand "better"

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "Plus it's drops under your tongue, not a horse pill your wrecked gut can't even absorb. In your blood in minutes. And it don't just kill em and dip. It patches the holes they chewed in your gut wall so they can't crawl right back in."
(a) Shot type + framing: Quick doctor beat for "drops under your tongue," then the absorption insert, then the gut-wall patch insert.
(b) Camera direction/movement: A dropper-to-tongue motion; a "horse pill bouncing off a wrecked gut" beat; absorption-into-bloodstream push; the patch seal.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): On the delivery: DROPS UNDER YOUR TONGUE. On the contrast: NOT A HORSE PILL YOUR GUT CAN'T ABSORB. On the speed: IN YOUR BLOOD IN MINUTES. On the repair: PATCHES THE HOLES THEY CHEWED.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: Dropper under the tongue, liquid absorbing into glowing bloodstream vessels (reuse/extend the Beat 7 net-new under-tongue insert); a large pill struggling against an inflamed gut wall (the contrast); then the gut-wall holes sealing shut (reuse/extend the Beat 7 net-new patch insert). [NET-NEW — no anchor]
(e) Transition into next beat: Hard cut to the close — 30-day money-back guarantee + risk-reversal + scarcity, then the product card.
(f) Mute-test asset: Dropper-under-tongue + IN YOUR BLOOD IN MINUTES + gut-wall patch seal.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — UNDER-TONGUE + ABSORB: "Vertical 9:16, a glass dropper releasing golden liquid under a tongue, then a stylized cutaway of the drops rapidly absorbing into glowing red bloodstream vessels within minutes, clean realistic medical look."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — HORSE-PILL CONTRAST: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D animation, an oversized hard pill sitting undissolved against an inflamed irritated intestinal wall, failing to absorb, dim uncomfortable lighting, clean render."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — PATCH SEAL: "Vertical 9:16 stylized 3D medical animation, ragged holes chewed in an intestinal wall sealing and patching closed with a smooth protective healing layer, soft warm restorative glow, clean render."

▸1030-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE + RISK-REVERSAL + SCARCITY + STOCK-CHECK CTA [2:00 close window] Beat 10: CLOSE

Pure-sell close on Symbia's confirmed levers

▸ Reviewer notes

VO (v3 verbatim): "And it's backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Don't feel the difference? Send the bottle back, even if empty. So you got nothin' to lose but the worms eatin' your gut, bro. Go see if they still got it in stock, cause this stuff moves fast and go get your goddamn life together."
(a) Shot type + framing: Start medium on the doctor for the guarantee line, hold him through the risk-reversal ("nothin' to lose but the worms"), then PUSH to a direct-to-camera close-up for the stock-check CTA, then END on the 2-phase liquid bottle pack-shot card with the guarantee beat.
(b) Camera direction/movement: Slow push on the doctor through the guarantee; on "send the empty bottle back," a quick clean guarantee-badge insert (badge stamp punch-in); hard cut to the clean product card to end.
(c) On-screen text/caption (verbatim, no dashes): On the guarantee: 30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. then SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE. GET EVERY CENT. On the risk-reversal: NOTHING TO LOSE BUT THE WORMS. On scarcity: THIS STUFF MOVES FAST. End CTA card carries the guarantee beat: 30-DAY MONEY-BACK + SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE badge, then GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK. NO "tap", NO "link", NO price, NO dollar figure, NO percentage anywhere. The 2-phase liquid bottle pack-shot is the centerpiece, the guarantee badge sits beside it.
(d) B-roll / insert cue: A clean guarantee-badge insert — a simple 30-DAY MONEY-BACK seal / badge graphic with a returned bottle motif (the empty bottle going back), reading as confidence; then hard cut to the clean Symbia 2-phase liquid pack-shot card with the badge beside the bottle. [No anchor — brand-clean guarantee treatment, kept simple]
(e) Transition into next beat: End. Hold on the product card with the guarantee badge + the CTA.
(f) Mute-test asset: N/A (close). The guarantee badge 30-DAY MONEY-BACK / SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE + the CTA card GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK + the 2-phase liquid bottle pack-shot is the closing legible-sound-off frame.
(g) Higgsfield prompt — GUARANTEE BADGE (risk-reversal): "Vertical 9:16 clean motion graphic, a simple premium 30-DAY MONEY-BACK guarantee seal badge with a small icon of a returned empty dropper bottle, soft dark background, confident reassuring tone, brand-clean, no price, no dollar figure, no percentage."
(g) Higgsfield prompt — CLOSE CARD (product): "Clean end-card, vertical 9:16: the Symbia 2-phase liquid dropper bottle pack-shot centered on a soft dark background, a clean '30-DAY MONEY-BACK' guarantee badge with 'SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE' beside the bottle, bold CTA text 'GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK' beneath. NO price, NO dollar figure, NO percentage anywhere. Brand-clean, premium but simple."
(k) Production-limitation cross-check: None on tooling. NOTE (brand-gate): verify the end card and every prior frame contain NO price / NO dollar figure / NO percentage; the CTA routes to the LP where price lives. The 30-day money-back guarantee badge IS allowed (confirmed real, CORE/product_facts.md §7). House voice: no "link" / no "tap" anywhere on screen or in VO (verified — CTA is "go see if they still got it in stock").

04VISUAL CONTINUITY AUDIT

Speaker identity: Single composite Black male doctor ~40s in a white coat, identity-locked via Higgsfield Soul Cinema across Beats 1, 2 to 6 (count intros), 7 (reveal), 9, 10. Same clinic/office backdrop / clinical light / white coat throughout. Default = realistic AI doctor; reference-faithful variant = animated/3D doctor (declared once at the top — render ALL avatar beats in the chosen mode).
Listicle rhythm: Consistent — hard cut + bold NUMBER N count stamp opens each of Beats 2 to 6; one symptom per beat; visceral symptom b-roll + a 3D parasite cue in every symptom beat (5/5).
Villain consistency: The same pale worm-like 3D parasite design recurs in every symptom beat, the kill-demo, and the patch — one coherent villain. (The close closes on the guarantee badge + product card, no egg-multiply insert.)
Product: First appears at the Beat 7 reveal (never before — reveal discipline held); the liquid dropper bottle recurs through Beats 7, 9, 10; the 2-phase liquid pack-shot is the close centerpiece, with the 30-DAY MONEY-BACK guarantee badge beside it on the end card.
Palette: Soft clinical daylight for the doctor; cool clinical micro-render for the 3D parasite/kill/patch inserts; clean dark card for the close.

05MUTE-TEST VERIFICATION

First 5s: Doctor face + white coat + IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE. verdict caption (held to 5s) + thinning-hair symptom flash + ghosted 3D parasite. Reads complete sound-off. PASS.
No em/en dashes in any on-screen-text field: Checked all captions / stamps / count-stamps / guarantee badge / CTA — IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE., the five NUMBER N stamps, THE ONE EVERYBODY MISSES, MEET SYMBIA, the 30-DAY MONEY-BACK / SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE guarantee beat, and the de-linked GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK CTA. Ranges and emphasis rendered with periods only; hyphens appear only inside genuine compounds (high-potency, 3D, under-tongue, before/after, 30-day, money-back). PASS.

06PRODUCTION-LIMITATION CROSS-REF

All inserts are Higgsfield image-to-video (symptom b-roll, 3D parasite, micro kill-demo, split-screen contrast, under-tongue, gut-wall patch, guarantee badge, product card) + Soul Cinema for the talking-head. No live-actor or real-shoot dependency; real-shoot fallback noted where applicable (symptom b-roll can be UGC-shot). No tooling blocker.
Doctor avatar: realistic AI doctor (default) OR animated/3D doctor (reference-faithful) — both are within Higgsfield Soul Cinema / generated-character support; pick one mode and hold it across all avatar beats.
Micro kill-demo + split-screen potency contrast lean directly on Anchor B's proven device.

07BRAND-GATE CHECK

Speaker = fictional/AI gut-doctor (Class-B authority, ship-with-note at Aggressive): compliant — the real-practitioner ban blocks only REAL named people; the reference itself runs an animated doctor. Credential is generic tenure ("gut doctor, 20 years") with no real name/institution/study = floor-clean (S13). PASS.
30-day money-back guarantee CONFIRMED + included (close beat + close card guarantee badge, per the v3 LOCKED script). Real + HoM-supplied — CORE/product_facts.md §7 (30-day money-back, full refund within 30 days, empty bottles accepted, confirmed by Zied). NOT a fabrication; the close carries it as confidence-not-caveat. PASS.
NO price / NO dollar figure on screen anywhere (verified across all 10 beats + close card + the guarantee badge). The CTA routes to the LP where price lives. PASS.
NO percentage anywhere (potency beat kept qualitative — HIGH POTENCY, no carvacrol %). PASS.
House voice — NO "link" / NO "tap": CTA is GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK on the end card and "go see if they still got it in stock" in VO. No mechanical button-instruction wording anywhere on screen or in VO. PASS.
No fabricated stat / no fake timer: none present. PASS.

08TOOLING PROMPT INDEX (handoff)

Talking-head (Beats 1, 2-6 intros, 7 reveal, 9, 10): Higgsfield Soul Cinema, identity-locked composite Black male doctor ~40s in a white coat, UGC-clinical clinic/office, 9:16. Default realistic AI doctor; reference-faithful = animated/3D doctor.
Symptom b-roll (Beats 1-6): Higgsfield image-to-video, documentary phone-camera realism.
3D parasite + kill-demo + flush + split-screen + patch + under-tongue: Higgsfield image-to-video, stylized 3D microscopic medical-horror render.
Guarantee badge (Beat 10): Higgsfield clean motion graphic, 30-DAY MONEY-BACK seal + returned-empty-bottle motif, brand-clean, no price/percentage.
Close card (Beat 10): Higgsfield product card, 2-phase liquid bottle pack-shot + 30-DAY MONEY-BACK / SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE guarantee badge beside it, brand-clean, no price/percentage.

09PIPELINE UPDATE BLOCK

Storyboard authored: 2026-06-23 — Symbia "Eaten Alive" (SY_C0002) — speaker changed to Black gut-doctor (white coat) 2026-06-24 via /storyboard-yapper Beats: 10 (Hook + 5 symptom + mechanism/reveal + potency + liquid/repair + close) Script source: SCRIPT_eaten-alive.md (v3 LOCKED, 409 words, Black gut-doctor authority, confirmed 30-day guarantee) — per-beat VO is the script body VERBATIM Speaker: Black gut-doctor (medical authority) — fictional/AI avatar, white coat, casual + profane authority; default realistic AI doctor, animated/3D = reference-faithful option (S13 credential woven, floor-clean) Mute-test (first 5s): PASS — doctor face + white coat + IT'S NOT YOUR AGE. IT'S ALIVE. + thinning-hair symptom flash + ghosted parasite, sound-off complete Close: 30-day money-back guarantee + risk-reversal ("nothin' to lose but the worms") + scarcity + GO SEE IF IT'S IN STOCK — close card carries the 30-DAY MONEY-BACK / SEND THE EMPTY BOTTLE guarantee badge beside the 2-phase liquid pack-shot (guarantee CONFIRMED real, CORE/product_facts.md §7) Brand-gate: PASS (fictional doctor Class-B ship-with-note; guarantee confirmed real + included; no price/dollar figure; no percentage; no "link"/"tap" — house voice clean; CTA routes to LP) Voltage: held at v3 (profane/visceral captions intact, Black gut-doctor casual-authority register verbatim) Comp anchors: 2165517980655878 (cloned animated-doctor listicle) + 2448105025686855 (micro kill-demo)

Length	2:00
Dynamic	Solo
Setting	Clinic or clean at-home office
Speaker	Stylized 3D-animated Black gut-doctor (medical authority) — a generated/animated character (clean Pixar/CG-render look), NOT photoreal, NOT a peer; Black male ~40s, white coat / clinical, authoritative but casual + profane ("a gut doc who keeps it real"). Direct-address 5-symptom listicle; S13 credential woven up front ("gut doctor, 20 years" — generic tenure, no real name/institution/study = floor-clean). Matches the reference's animated doctor; the hook opens "I'm a gut doctor, and I'ma keep it real with you." (Field 19).
Visual Style	UGC-clinical, phone-camera realism, lower polish, vertical 9:16; clinic exam-room or clean home office backdrop, soft daylight + clinical fill; fast listicle jump-cut rhythm, hard cut on every "Number N" with a bold count stamp.

Script	Eaten Alive (v3 LOCKED, reference-faithful clone, full-voltage / profane / Black gut-doctor authority register)
Production Target	Hybrid — Higgsfield generated/animated 3D character for the talking-head (single recurring stylized 3D-animated Black-doctor character, identity-locked across beats) + Higgsfield image-to-video for all B-roll inserts (symptom / 3D parasite / micro kill-demo / liquid-under-tongue / gut-wall patch / product). Real-shoot fallback noted per beat for B-roll only (the doctor is always animated).