What problem does it solve? Writing a 10+ minute YouTube explainer or investigation video that holds attention is hard — most scripts read as flat lectures and lose viewers early. This Skill structures long-form narration around a repeating myth-vs-reality loop, cold-open hooks, and escalating cliffhangers modeled on Aevy TV's top-performing videos. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-move opening hook: cold-open on an extreme fact, frame the video as correcting a collective assumption, add a personal confessional beat, and preview the journey — all in the first 15–30 seconds. - Myth vs. reality retention loop: builds the body around 8–15 beats that state a common belief and undercut it with a specific sourced fact or number, roughly every 60–90 seconds. - Long-form body and closing rules: chronological or itinerary-driven structure, one named expert credibility drop, hyper-specific numbers, second-person address, escalating section cliffhangers, and a zoomed-out closing question. - Use Case: Ask for a 15-minute business case study script on a company's rise and fall, and receive a hook plus body sections each anchored on a genuine myth/reality beat with real figures. ## Quick Start Write a 15-minute YouTube investigation script about why a startup collapsed, in the Aevy TV style with a myth-busting structure.
