Opposition

An opposition story isn't about picking fights. It's about standing for something real, by daring to stand against something wrong.
It's to show your audience what you're willing to lose for what you believe and brave enough to draw a line.

💡 Start from the tension, not the triumph:

• What belief or trend do you refuse to follow?
• Who or what told you "you can't"—and how did you respond?
• What idea do you oppose not just intellectually, but emotionally—because you've lived its damage?
• When did you stop nodding along, and start pushing back?

💡 Best formats:

Speech-to-camera / Montage of opposition moments / Quiet defiance with strong text overlays

Structure it as: The lie they told me /The moment I broke away /What I believe now

💡 Powerful contrasts to use:

• What the world wants vs. What I chose
• The voice of the crowd vs. My own voice
• The cost of staying quiet vs. The risk of speaking up