@beis
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@beis If you saw her eat a chip on the job, no you didn't. Set your alarms for July 16th at 9am PST.
@beis
Instagram · Vlog
@beis If you saw her eat a chip on the job, no you didn't. Set your alarms for July 16th at 9am PST.
Performance
Video #36675 · Vlog
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The video provides a behind-the-scenes look at a commercial shoot featuring actress Shay Mitchell. Dressed as a surgeon in a mock operating room, she is shown in a series of candid and humorous moments, including eating chips, being fed a chip by a crew member, choking on it, and messing up her lines while the crew laughs. The video captures the lighthearted and unpolished moments of the production process, culminating in her struggling to say her line about a 'mini weekender' bag.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 15%
Behind the scenes with Shay
Verbal hook · 25%
I like our doctor eating chips in the Surgical Room.
Visual hook · 60%
A woman dressed as a surgeon in a stylized, teal-lit operating room is shown eating a chip, creating a strong visual juxtaposition between the professional setting and the casual, out-of-place action.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Juxtaposing a professional setting with an unprofessional, relatable action to immediately signal a 'behind-the-scenes' context and create comedic irony.
Payoff
The Total Breakdown. The subject completely succumbs to the comedic chaos, unable to continue the professional attempt. The video ends at the peak of the authentic, uncontrolled laughter, providing the maximum humorous payoff.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Blooper Breakdown
To create a humorous and relatable connection with the audience by showcasing the authentic, behind-the-scenes process of content creation, focusing on a cascading series of failures that lead to a comedic breakdown.
The Comedic Premise
An external voiceover or initial action explicitly states the humorous and unconventional situation, setting the viewer's expectations for comedy.
The Formal Attempt
A clear signal (like 'action' or 'recording') establishes a shift into a 'serious' take, creating a baseline of professionalism that is about to be broken.
The Initial Fracture
The first attempt at the task fails due to a specific, often physical or prop-related, mistake, resulting in the subject breaking character.
The Group Acknowledgment
Off-camera voices or other participants react to the failure, validating its authenticity and amplifying the humor for the audience.
The Strategic Reset
The subject and crew attempt to restart, often making a specific adjustment to avoid the previous error, which builds anticipation for the next attempt.
The Compounded Failure
The second attempt fails for a different reason than the first (e.g., a verbal mistake instead of a physical one), creating a new layer of comedy and showing the situation is spiraling.
If you saw her eat a chip on the job, no you didn't. Set your alarms for July 16th at 9am PST.
title · beginning
Behind the scenes with Shay
I like our better eating chips in the Surgical Room. That's fine. Okay. Recording. Right on set. Not being trip. Sabotage. Wait. Chris and the chips. I know. I Everybody ready? Got the small chip ready? Chip. Somebody bring me in the mini weekender. I didn't say right. Hold on. Mini. Mini. I'm joking on Chip. I'm the world. Chip. Mini. Mini. Somebody give me the mini weekender. It's a mini, baby. Nice. You have the beanie.