Neema Dadmand · @neemadadmand · Megafon Productions

BOF Retargeting Shoot Doc

Belief-shifting angle · 3 pieces, 3 formats · for you + the videographer  ·  v1 · Jul 2026

0What this is

These 3 pieces cover the belief-shifting angle for BOF retargeting — the audience that's already engaged with your Instagram in the last 14 days, being hammered with proof + objection-handling so they're pre-sold enough to DM in. They also work as organic posts, so shoot once, use twice.

Each objection gets the format you're strongest at making, matched to how the argument actually plays out on screen.

#ObjectionFormatWhy this format
1"I already have someone doing my content"CloningIt's a direct comparison — two versions of an answer, side by side, is exactly what cloning is built for.
2"Will this actually work for my practice"RankingA ranking format inherently builds toward "here's what actually works" — lands the Kollen proof at #1 instead of stating it cold.
3"I don't have time to film"Talking-Head Myth-BustSimplest, most direct claim — doesn't need a device, just needs you to say the true thing plainly.
Format 1 · Cloning

1Every "Content Guy" vs Megafon

Objection: "I already have someone doing my content." You play both roles, split-screen — same mark, same lighting, both takes, so they composite cleanly.

▶ Open Teleprompter

Hook (text overlay, 0–2s)

On screen: "Every 'content guy' you've hired vs. what I actually built"

Dialogue

1Content Guy"We'll post three times a week for you!"

1Megafon"Two shoot days a quarter. Ninety days of content, scheduled before you even leave the studio."

2Content Guy"Just send us some ideas and we'll write it up."

2Megafon"I write every script. I coach you through every line. You just sit down and talk."

3Content Guy"Here's your report — two hundred likes this month!"

3Megafon"Here's your report — eighty-nine more patients this year."

Teach (single take, straight to camera, no clone)

"Content isn't the deliverable. New patients are.
If your content person can't tie it back to a number, you don't have a system.
You have a hobby."

Shoot notes: 3 back-and-forth exchanges, same mark and lighting for both roles so the split-screen composite cuts cleanly. "Content Guy" side: looser, a little smug, generic-agency energy. "Megafon" side: calm, specific, numbers-first. Wardrobe should read differently between the two (e.g. hoodie vs. the clean founder look) so it's visually obvious which side is which even muted. Proof line uses Scott Kollen's cleared number (612→701, nearly 90 new patients) — content only, don't attribute to LeadPace or ads.
Format 2 · Ranking

2Ranking Every Way Dentists Try To Grow

Objection: "Will this actually work for my practice." A worst-to-best countdown that lands the proof at #1 instead of just asserting it.

▶ Open Teleprompter

Hook

"I ranked every way I've seen a dental practice try to grow. Worst to best."

The ranking

5

Boosting whatever post did okay that week

The boost button optimizes for likes. Likes don't book Invisalign.

4

Discounting

$2,000 off comes straight off your bottom line and trains your market to wait for the next sale.

3

Referrals only

Great when they come in. Zero control over when that is. That's not a system, that's hope.

2

Buying leads from an agency

You get a spreadsheet of cold names. A lead is not a patient — a lead is a stranger.

1

Content + ads + a follow-up system

The whole machine, running together — this is the Kollen proof point.

Proof (on #1)

"This is how a dentist named Scott went from six hundred and twelve new patients to seven hundred and one in a single year. Nearly ninety more. Not from a discount — from content."

Teach

"If you're not doing number one, you're not behind because you're a bad dentist.
You're behind because you only ever built one piece of the machine."

Shoot notes: straight to camera, no clone needed. Countdown graphic (5→1) added in post, big on-screen numbers as each tier is named. Hold an extra beat on #1 before the proof line lands. Same Kollen framing rule as above: content-only, never LeadPace/ads.
Format 3 · Talking-Head Myth-Bust

3The Time Myth

Objection: "I don't have time to film." Straight HEIT structure, most direct of the three — the claim just needs to land plainly.

▶ Open Teleprompter
Hook 0–3s

"Myth: building your personal brand eats up your entire week."

Explain 3–15s

"That's true if you're doing it yourself. Posting on a Sunday night after a ten hour day. Editing on your phone at midnight. That's not true when it's a system."

Illustrate 15–28s · Story

"We shoot everything a dental practice needs for a full quarter in two days. One of my clients told me making content used to drive him crazy. Now he shows up, moves his mouth, and goes back to being a dentist."

Teach 28–35s · Conclusion

"Two days a quarter isn't a time commitment. It's a trade — one afternoon, for your whole quarter back."

Shoot notes: "MYTH" text stamp at 0:00, struck through on the explain beat. Cut to a couple seconds of real shoot-day b-roll under the illustrate beat if you have it on hand (gear, a client in the chair) — makes the "system" claim feel real instead of asserted.

4Logistics

One session covers all three — same setup, same day.

Location & setup

  • One consistent backdrop for cloning + talking-head so the composite cuts cleanly.
  • Same mark, same framing, both cloning takes — that's what makes the split-screen work.

Gear

  • Mirrorless + lav or shotgun mic, tripod (no handheld — cloning needs a locked-off frame).
  • Phone teleprompter for all three pieces.

Wardrobe

  • Cloning: visually distinct outfit per role (e.g. casual/hoodie for "Content Guy" vs. the clean founder look for "Megafon").
  • Ranking + talking-head: standard founder look, consistent with your other content.

Shoot order

  • Cloning first (needs the locked frame while light is most consistent).
  • Talking-head + ranking after, same backdrop, can be looser on framing.

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