BoostWithMe

@Shavatian Hey G.A. Sebastián,
            I completely get where you’re coming from and you’re right, that’s exactly what “BoostWithMe” is about. I love helping writers turn their stories into something people feel before they even start reading.
            
            You’d be surprised how a 30-second storytelling trailer the right quote, the right music, the right mood can make a story come alive and attract new readers who instantly get the emotion behind it. That’s where I usually help authors stand out.
            I’d love to show you a few sample storytelling trailers I’ve made for other writers so you can see what I mean.
            Would you prefer we connect on Instagram (@sandra.author.growth) or Discord (@grow.with.sandra)? I can share examples and ideas there more easily. What did you think?

@482884wikiskskx Here's the idea in a
            a cinematic teaser or
            YouTube storytelling video takes
            a powerful moment or scene
            from your story and brings it to
            life with music, pacing, and
            visuals no faces needed. It's all
            about making readers feel the
            emotion before they even start
            reading, which hooks them
            instantly.
            For example, a short 30-60
            second teaser can highlight a
            tense, emotional, or dramatic
            moment that makes your story
            unforgettable, while also helping
            it reach more people acroSs
            YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
            'd love to show youa small
            concept idea based on your story
            SO you can feel the vibe. Would
            you be excited to see how one
            scene from your story could make
            readers stop scrolling?

@imaginohume That scene actually sounds perfect for cinematic storytelling it already has atmosphere, suspense, and mystery built in and I can instantly picture the video starting with a slow, echoing sound maybe a faint heartbeat or wind through the halls then flashes of the characters’ footsteps, close-ups of walls shifting ever so slightly, and a whisper layered just low enough that you can’t tell if it’s real or imagined.
            A storytelling intro like that would:
            1. Hook viewers instantly with curiosity (“what’s happening in this place?”)
            2. Build emotional tension without even showing faces, just through motion, text, and sound
            3. Lead people straight to your Wattpad, because they’ll want to know what the full story is behind that moment
            It’s honestly the kind of opening that performs incredibly well across short-form platforms like TikTok or YouTube Shorts, immersive, and replayable.
            If we were to craft this moment visually, would you want it to feel more psychological and quiet (like slow dread), or fast and cinematic (like a horror teaser)? That’ll help me shape the perfect tone for your story’s world.

@imaginohume Ah, that’s so great to hear!  I love seeing writers who are truly passionate about their stories it really shows in your work.
            I’m curious if you could highlight one moment or emotion from your story that you’d love readers to feel first, which would it be? That’s usually the perfect starting point for a cinematic teaser that really pulls people in.

@BoostWithMe Thank you so much! That means a lot  If I had to choose one moment, I’d say the first eerie encounter with the building itself — when the walls feel alive, whispers echo, and the characters start questioning what’s real. I want readers to feel that mix of curiosity, suspense, and a touch of fear right from the start. It’s that moment where the ordinary suddenly becomes uncanny, and everything feels… unpredictable.