Storytime while doing makeup from @cemetary

The creator tells a story about her favorite celebrity encounter while applying her makeup. She begins by establishing that she has met many celebrities living in New York, then focuses on a specific interaction with Jennifer Lawrence, detailing how she first noticed the actress's expensive handbag before realizing who was carrying it. The story builds to the moment of recognition and then transitions into explaining the professional etiquette for interacting with celebrities at her luxury retail job.

Creator: @cemetary on TikTok

Video format

Yap

Video outline

  1. Establish encounter credibility
  2. State unique story hook
  3. Build suspense via misdirection
  4. Deliver the subject reveal
  5. End on contextual cliffhanger

Narrative framework

The Misdirection Reveal Storytime

Narrative framework logic

Tell a story about a significant encounter by first establishing authority, then focusing on a peripheral detail to build suspense before revealing the main subject, and ending on a cliffhanger that sets up the next part of the interaction.

Topics: Entertainment, Beauty, Makeup, Fashion

Concepts: Pope In The Pool Multitask, Vulnerable Monologue

Formats: Yap

Elements: Title Text Hook, Jump Cut

Account types: Personal Brand

Transcript excerpt

I've lived in New York basically my whole life, and I've met a lot of celebrities. Joe Jonas drives by my job, like, at least once a day. I've seen him, like, five tier. Like but my favorite celebrity interaction was with Jennifer Lawrence. Jennifer Lawrence is the only celebrity that struck up a conversation with me first. The first thing that I noticed wasn't even that she was Jennifer Lawrence, it was her bag. She was wearing the most iconic beautiful burgundy Roe Margot bad, and I, like it, like, stopped me in my rank. And I looked at that bag, and I was like, that is the coolest bad, and it probably cost an arm and a leg. And then I look up to the person who's holding it, and I'm like, Katniss Everdeen. I was at worse, and in my line of work, the rule of thumb is to treat them like everybody else. At least that's the, like that was the culture at the job that I was working at. With luxury retail sales

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