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Candles — sample output
Sample output — 60s candle brand script ready to film
The candle that costs you forty-eight dollars smells like nothing in twenty minutes — that's not your nose, that's a wick that's too small for the wax pool.
A candle is only worth keeping if it fills the room before it burns halfway, and most candles fail that test for one boring engineering reason.
A small-batch soy candle still costs less per hour than the chain-store candle you keep rebuying — the math is on the back of the label.
1. HOOK (0–3s): Close-up of a candle flame in a glass with a half-melted wax pool — voiceover: 'This is the wick actually failing your candle. Here's the fix.' 2. THE FAIL (3–10s): Cut to a candle that burned out the scent in twenty minutes; voiceover names the pattern — retailers spec a wick that fits the jar, not a wick that fully melts the wax pool. 3. THE WICK TEST (10–22s): On-screen a side-by-side — a chain-store candle and a small-batch soy candle both at hour two, with the wax pool depth charted in centimeters. Voiceover highlights the half-inch difference that drives the throw rate. 4. THE THROW (22–38s): Side-by-side — the same square footage in two rooms, candle A burning in one, candle B in the other. Voiceover logs how many minutes until the scent reaches the doorway. 5. OBJECTION HANDLER (38–50s): 'But I can't tell the difference' — voiceover addresses the simplest test: light the candle on hour one, walk out of the room for ten minutes, walk back, and rate the room on a one-to-five scale. 6. CTA (50–60s): 'Tap basket. First candle ships today; return it if the throw doesn't fill your room.'
Tap basket — first candle ships today, return it if the throw does not fill your room by minute ten.
If you burned three candles this year that quit on you — fair. The reason most candles fail isn't the scent, it's the engineering. The wick is sized to fit the glass jar for shipping and retailer display, not to fully melt the wax pool for the scent throw. The featured line is small-batch soy, ships with a wick sized to the actual wax pool depth, and labels every candle with the hour-by-hour throw distance in a real 18-foot room. If the first candle doesn't fill the room by minute ten, return the unburned candle and the next jar ships free.