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Product launch9 scenes · 30 sStart from this templateThirty seconds for a launch: the name that lands, your line typed, your capture settling on a laptop, a gesture, three strengths, the phone, every format, three words, your logo stacking up.

Marketplace16 scenes · 41 sStart from this templateForty seconds for a catalogue with a lot to show: your line in a viewfinder, three screens fanned out, a tree unfolding in front of a pile of pictures, your control room, a line of tiles in relief, a clock, a giant word, then a tunnel ending. Made for a dark ground.

Tool showcase10 scenes · 24 sStart from this templateThe film on our home page, to make again for your tool: a line that lands and gets crushed, your templates on a carousel, your words typed, your capture settling on a laptop, your styles, every format, a wall that counts, three words, your logo.

Other scenes

Big lineOne line, very large, written word by word: each word arrives low, pale and soft, then settles, and the key words take your colour. The small line and the label follow on the beat; then the line pulses with the music, a glint crosses the label and the camera keeps coming closer.Stacked wordsTwo to four short words that land one by one, on the beat, spread over the whole scene. Each landing shoves the ones already there, then the pile sways with the music. The last one takes your colour.Punch lineWords arrive group by group, on the beat, flatten and bounce back. The full stop is a ball in your colour, which drops in last: your key words then take their colour, and the ball keeps bouncing on the beat, the line giving under it, until the scene ends.Typed in the frameA click opens a selection frame, then your words are typed in it faster and faster. The pointer comes back, pulls the frame by its corner, and your words grow with it. The frame and the words then give a start on each beat, the caret glowing, until the scene ends.