Video formats

A voice-over carries the script while each line gets its own shot of the thing it talks about.

A talking head where the edit does what the words say on every line, with a visible counter or checklist tracking progress.

The speaker talks into the lens from a medium close-up, cuts on every new sentence, text of the key word on screen.

AI-generated shots with no talking head, hard cuts landing on the beat or on a sound effect, one look block holding the look across all shots.

The speaker small in the lower corner, the screenshot or article filling the frame behind them.

The face for the hook and the ask, B-roll for the body, switching on every new point.

Kinetic type, interface renders, product shots and transitions cut to music, with no live footage.

Split screen: the clip on top, the person reacting below, the reaction starting half a beat after the moment.

The face in the hook and at the end, the product's own interface teaching one concept per beat in between, definitions as cards.

A phone at arm's length, the room as it is, text in the platform's own styles, and recreated platform interface as inserts: a comment, a message, a notification.

The frame split horizontally: the speaker in the top third as one continuous take, a board or screen recording below that changes on every point, captions on the seam.