Every format we measure

A format is a structure, not a topic. These are the ones Unfaced writes to, what each one is trying to do, and the evidence behind it.

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History

Story format

Empires, turning points, collapses: Unfaced turns documented events into paced narratives with a hook in the first seconds and the payoff past the midpoint.

  • • Hook-first scripts built on real events
  • • Stakes and escalation instead of date lists
  • • Every draft waits for your approval. Review it from your phone

True crime

Story format

Real cases, told with restraint: a cold open, three beats, and a resolution that lands after the midpoint, where most crime shorts lose their viewers.

  • • Cold opens that state the mystery in one line
  • • Three-beat escalation written for completion
  • • Consistent voice and pacing across every episode

Finance

Knowledge format

Compound interest, hidden fees, money myths: mechanism explainers built around numbers worth sharing.

  • • One counterintuitive number per video
  • • Mechanism explainers, never hot takes
  • • Shorts for reach, long-form for depth: one series, both

Science

Knowledge format

Space, the body, tech, nature: one clear mechanism per video, explained with footage that holds the eye while the voice holds the attention.

  • • One surprising fact per video
  • • Mechanism-first scripts, not trivia lists
  • • Visuals matched to the explanation, not the other way around

Food

Knowledge format

Why honey never spoils, where a dish actually came from, what the label leaves out: one mechanism per video, cut over real macro footage instead of a generated stand-in.

  • • One everyday food per video, one thing nobody knew about it
  • • Real footage wherever a generated shot would look fake
  • • Every claim checkable: food myths are the easiest thing to get wrong