VALIANT
COLLECTIVE

VALIANT COLLECTIVE · FILM BLUEPRINT

Built for
the big screen.

Twenty cinematic minutes from recognition to commitment — with fewer webinar clichés and considerably more jungle.

CuriosityRecognitionUnderstandingPossibilityReassuranceExcitementMeaningBelongingCommitment

RUNNING ORDER

The story, minute by minute

20:00 total

00:00–00:4501Cold Open — Built for MoreCuriosity · 45 sec

Story job

Create intrigue before explaining anything. Valiant should feel discovered, not introduced by someone reading a laminated agenda.

What we see

Trading screens. Breath in cold air. Bike tyres. Ocean. Jungle. Village faces. App data. Laughter. A hard cut to silence.

Who carries it

Greg, voice-over only. One provocative question about mind, body and ambition.

What happens when you stop treating your body, your mind and your ambitions as separate things?
00:45–03:1502Greg’s Story — Why Valiant ExistsRecognition · 2 min 30

Story job

Give the proposition an honest human origin. Greg is not borrowing a wellness philosophy; he arrived here by noticing what changed in his own life.

What we see

Greg on a trading floor. Midlife photographs. Running and marathon footage. Training at home. Biohacking equipment. Quiet family and business moments.

Who carries it

Greg direct to camera in short sections, carried by voice-over and archive footage.

I became sharper in business, sharper in trading, sharper as a parent — the way I showed up in life changed.
03:15–05:3003The Person Behind the ScreenUnderstanding · 2 min 15

Story job

Connect physical condition to focus, emotional regulation, discipline and decisions under pressure. This is where Valiant earns relevance for traders.

What we see

A trader under pressure intercut with pulse, breath, movement and concentration. Minimal animated words: focus, resilience, discipline, recovery.

Who carries it

Greg explains the central idea from Spark in plain English, without turning the film into a surprise biology GCSE.

The market is outside your control. The person approaching it is not.
05:30–08:0004The Valiant MethodPossibility · 2 min 30

Story job

Reveal the system. The viewer now understands that Valiant is a structured journey, not a collection of admirable hobbies in matching kit.

What we see

Three bold worlds assemble on screen: TRAIN, TRAVEL, TRIBE. App screens, coaching, nutrition, progress, training and community flow beneath them.

Who carries it

Greg introduces the philosophy; Pete begins to translate it into the member experience.

Personal goals. Shared memories. Global adventures.
08:00–10:4505Meet Yourself Where You AreReassurance · 2 min 45

Story job

Remove the fear that Valiant is only for existing athletes. The challenge is real; so is the support system.

What we see

Baseline assessment, watch connection, coaching call, tailored sessions, nutrition guidance, progress charts and a member improving over time.

Who carries it

Pete leads. Warm, specific and practical: baseline, plan, app, coaching, accountability and gradual progression.

We do not expect you to be ready on day one. We prepare you properly so you become ready.
10:45–13:1506Adventures That Make Training MatterExcitement · 2 min 30

Story job

Turn preparation into desire. A mission is a goal with a date, a tribe and just enough financial commitment to prevent a sudden diary conflict.

What we see

Bikes across mountain roads. Open water. Sunrise. Trail movement. Faces preparing and finishing. Future destinations suggested, not promised.

Who carries it

Greg on why people need meaningful goals; Pete on how the training builds towards them.

The adventure is not the reward after transformation. It is part of how transformation happens.
13:15–16:4507Mission to Moringa — Challenge With ImpactMeaning · 3 min 30

Story job

Deliver the emotional centre. This is challenge, culture and community tied to a lasting local outcome.

What we see

The Philippines. Rosario and village life. Jungle cycling. Moringa seedlings. The community facility. Planting. Hands, faces and shared work.

Who carries it

Greg frames impact; Pete explains the mission experience. Local voices and natural sound should be used where available and properly cleared.

We are not going there simply to complete a bike ride. We are going to leave something behind that can grow.
16:45–18:3008The Magic Moment — Earned CelebrationBelonging · 1 min 45

Story job

Show what shared difficulty creates: pride, friendship, emotion and fun that means more because it was earned together.

What we see

Finish line. Tears. Hugs. Village connection. Ocean and diving. Food, drinks and laughter. Keep it warm, not suspiciously like an Ibiza recruitment video.

Who carries it

Mostly natural sound and music. Greg uses a light touch to describe a life as a collection of meaningful moments.

The people beside you are no longer strangers at a party. They are part of the story you just lived.
18:30–19:3009Return StrongerConviction · 1 min

Story job

Bring the transformation back to daily life and trading. The mission matters because of the person who returns from it.

What we see

Trading desk, training routine, app progress and community contact. Optional benefit cards appear only after every commercial claim is approved.

Who carries it

Greg. Concise and direct. Any Unlimited Wealth or prop-account benefit must be verified before it gets anywhere near a lens.

Who is the person that approaches the market after this journey?
19:30–20:0010The InvitationCommitment · 30 sec

Story job

End with one clear action. No feature avalanche, no seven-button finale and no presenter saying ‘so, yeah’ while the music loses confidence.

What we see

Greg looks directly into camera. Valiant mark. Mission date and verified availability. One button: Join the waitlist / Book a conversation.

Who carries it

Greg closes. Calm, personal and certain.

You do not have to be ready today. You only have to decide that you are ready to begin.

THE CREATIVE NORTH STAR

Make the viewer imagine who they could become.

Greg provides the emotional doorway. Pete makes the journey credible. The Philippines proves the idea in the real world. But the viewer remains the hero — otherwise we have made a handsome twenty-minute film about Greg having an excellent time.