How to use this:
•Chase reads every VO line out loud, that's the whole recording.
•Everything in [brackets] is on screen or an editor cue, do not read those. The story runs top to bottom in the order it should hit for retention.
[ON SCREEN, OPENING FRAME: A quote from Nathan pulled from one of the interviews. Something like Nathan saying, "Oh yeah, our last month we did a million dollars in GMV." Use the cleanest, most confident clip of him stating the number. This is the first thing the viewer sees, before any VO.]
VO: This kid went from a small town, zero dollars, and zero followers to about a million dollars a month on TikTok Shop. His name is Nathan. He's 17. And he does it completely faceless.
[Cinematic Miami b-roll, driving, water, the two walking. Put the number counting up on screen.]
VO: Here's what gets me though. He's still in high school. Still lives in the same small town he grew up in. And for almost a year he didn't tell a single person he was doing this. Not his friends, nobody.
[Above line should have motion graphics of what Chase is talking about]
VO: I know, a 17 year old doing a million a month sounds fake. I get it. So I flew him and his sister out to Miami. I wanted to show you it's real, and exactly how he pulled it off.
[Overlay clips from throughout the day relevant to what chase is talking about]
VO: Oh, and at the end of the day, I challenged him to mini golf. Loser buys dinner at one of the best restaurants in Miami. And I was feeling pretty good about my chances.
[Arrival, the hotel, quick look at the apartment, the Italian dinner.]
VO: Nathan's been my student for a while, but this was about actually hanging out.
[Negroni lunch. Pull up the real dashboard on camera if we have it.]
VO: we sat down for lunch, and that's where we really got into his numbers.
[Interview and b-roll intercut across the day. Deliver this in pieces, not one block.]
VO: Here's the part that makes people mad. His system is almost boring. Faceless videos, simple accounts, and for products he doesn't use any fancy software. He just uses TikTok’s “request sample” button and gets a variety of different free products. The money comes from selling a diverse range of smaller items, not just one big item.
VO: He's even had five accounts banned at once, and it barely slowed him down, because nothing rests on a single account.
[Sit-down interview, more intimate. This is the real-story reveal.]
VO: I asked Nathan how he actually got here, from the very beginning. And the real story is better than the number.
[Nate interview, the origin in his own words: small town, knocking on doors and hating it, seeing the ad, betting on himself, the deal with his mom, starting from zero.]
VO: Nathan did a simple thing that many don’t. He showed up every day until success was undeniable and thats exactly what differentiated him.
[EDITOR, IMPORTANT: The interview cuts off partway and finishes up in the office, use the bridge line below to cover the location change.]
VO: This is where he started sharing his best secrets, so we went to my office and picked right back up.
[Interview continues in office]
VO: Alright. Now that you've seen exactly how he did it, let's go have some fun.
[Footage: heading out of the building, arriving at the mini golf course.]
VO: I took him to play mini golf, and I put a bet on it. Loser buys dinner at one of the best restaurants in Miami.
[Footage: the two of them starting, some trash talk, quick holes.]
VO: He talked a big game early.
[Score graphic builds as they play through the holes.]
VO: And it came all the way down to the final hole.
[Mini golf montage. No mic on the play, so run it on music with the running score on screen, build the suspense down to the last hole.]
VO: Nathan was up by five, and that hole was worth sixty points. He went first and hit fifty, so now he's up fifty five and I've got one shot.
[Intense build up]
VO: I needed the full sixty. I hit fifty. I lost by five, to my own 17 year old student, on camera.
[Sea Spice dinner]
VO: So dinner was on me. He earned that one.
[Recovery spot, a few quick shots, keep it understated.]
VO: We also hit a recovery spot to reset. Sauna, cold plunge, and then I threw him in a float tank which is a pitch-black pod filled with so much salt you just float there, a complete cleanse of light and sound. It was his first time, the guy loved it.
[Interview mindset clips, then send-off shots.]
VO: But the thing that stuck with me wasn't the number. It was what he said about belief.
[Nate interview: you can't lose if you don't quit, you don't have to live from your past, believing in himself being the real unlock.]
VO: That's Nathan. Small town, started from zero, kept going, and now does about a million a month at 17. He's not a prodigy. He just started before he felt ready and didn't quit. If you want the exact system he used, it's what I teach inside Affiliate Automated, and it's linked below. Either way, stop waiting. Nathan didn't.
Quick notes
•Plan on a second VO pass after the edit for number callouts timed to graphics, and to narrate any origin beat the interview does not cover cleanly on camera.
